Tasheel Information Technology (Tasheel)Â is the leading IT solution provider in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. We offer innovative products, solutions, and services to a multitude of organizations in the Kingdom including the Middle-East region and have assisted companies of all sizes with their office automation requirements. We are currently managing 60 associated data centers that host our web-based solutions.
In a constantly evolving state of cutting-edge hacking, securing our web-based solutions has always been the top priority of Tasheel. Many top web security scanning tools were tried and tested on applications developed by Tasheel but all were insufficient except the Invicti Web + API (formerly Invicti) web vulnerability scanner, which has been chosen for the job.
ECM7, a flagship software solution of Tasheel was tested using Invicti Web + API (formerly Invicti). Tasheel’s Quality Analysts have expected that ECM7 may have some security vulnerabilities. With Invicti Web + API (formerly Invicti), these vulnerabilities have been identified and categorized as follows:
With Invicti Web + API (formerly Invicti), we were able to immediately spot the above vulnerabilities and appropriate measures have been taken to fix the issues with ease as per recommendations by Invicti Web + API (formerly Invicti).
Tasheel acknowledges with satisfaction that the Invicti Web + API (formerly Invicti) web vulnerability scanner has helped resolve many security vulnerabilities hidden in our web-based applications. Tasheel also acknowledges the swift and resourceful support provided by Invicti Web + API (formerly Invicti) for the whole undertaking.
"Having used Invicti since 2009, we find it an essential tool in protecting our interior critical systems and helping our customers protect their own systems."
Chen Chiu Lin Researcher
"Invicti is used in a complementary way with other Web Scanners to achieve the best vulnerability detection coverage possible"
Nicolas Pougetoux Manager of the Audit Department
"The issues detected were of major impact, if users/hackers would have found the security holes, they could have hacked an entire Joomla! site."
Robin Muilwijk Quality and Testing Team