Black-Box Penetration testing
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05-30-2024 03:31 AM
Hello Everyone,
What is Black-Box Penetration Testing and How to do it in ServiceNow Without any third Party app?
Can we do it more that 1 time in an year? Because White-Box Penetration Testing is limited for 1 time in a year.
I appreciate your help. Thank you in advance.
Thanks,
Daiva
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05-30-2024 05:17 AM
Definition:
Black-Box Penetration Testing, often referred to as Black-Box Testing, is a cyber-security practice intended to simulate real-world attacks on networks, software, or systems.
-In this technique, the testers, often called security experts or ethical hackers, have no insights into the code, architecture, or system design.
-They enter the scenario as unauthorized, external users, just like an outsider attempting to breach security.
-The black box pen test is a closed-box or external penetration test.
Characteristics:
- Independent Test: Black box testing is usually conducted by testers who operate independently of the development team. This guarantees an unbiased perspective and detects glitches developers might miss.
- Requirements-Driven Test: Testers design test cases based on the software’s specifications without delving into the intricacies of how the code is executed.
- Functional Evaluation: It aims to confirm whether the software aligns with projected behavior and yields the desired outcomes for multiple inputs.
- Absence of Internal Code Knowledge: QA’s cannot access the software’s source code, design specifics, or architectural details. Their interactions with the system are solely through its UIs or APIs.
More info: https://www.browserstack.com/guide/black-box-penetration-testing
And for your questions: you can do it yourself, if you have the knowledge to do it inhouse (just always do it on a non-prod instance and make sure ServiceNow is informed about it). About the frequency, I'm not sure. You could reach out to your sales-rep to find out what the policy is on that.
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