Depending on the kind of IoT device/sensor, ICSA Labs first chooses a suitable set of testing elements from its "IoT Security Testing Framework." The labs then tests to determine if the IoT device/sensor includes adequate security for its intended application and environment.
As malware increases and evolves, third-party testing by ICSA Labs is increasingly important. That's why ICSA Labs performs monthly testing of endpoint and network-based anti-malware products.
In annual WAF testing, ICSA Labs attempts to defeat or circumvent the WAF product's security policy. Attacks used in testing include buffer overflow, cross site scripting (XSS), cross site request forgery (CSRF), improper input validation and other OWASP Top 10 web application threats.
In this annual testing program we test your SD-WAN solution’s support for multiple WAN paths, dynamic path selection and auto-provisioning of edge devices. We also test that it is invulnerable to attack and provides its SD-WAN features securely.
Custom testing services offer customized, 3rd party, expert evaluation and certification testing services designed to meet the specific needs of vendors and corporations.
ICSA Labs is authorized by the US Federal Government, as an accredited test lab and Office of the National Coordinator Authorized Certification Body (ONC-ACB), to test and certify Health Information Technology products that support Meaningful Use.
Every quarter, ICSA Labs tests email security solutions that are designed to protect enterprises from new & little-known malicious threats in email.
NAPS will verify that a network attached peripheral will not introduce vulnerabilities to the network where it is installed, and is not vulnerable to exploitation itself, while still providing its intended services to users.
Few security products can protect your PCs, servers, and network from *not-yet-known* malicious threats. ICSA Labs quarterly tests solutions that purportedly provide this protection against new and little-known malicious threats. During Q3 2021, a quarter that included 28 straight days ICSA Labs advanced threat defense (ATD) testing, the team at the labs tested the effectiveness of next-gen anti-malware solutions. Just six from the following list of companies passed our tests: AhnLab, GoSecure, Juniper Networks, Sequretek, SonicWall, & Trend Micro. For more, click on this news item or refer to j.mp/icsa_atd_q321.
The FortiWeb 1000E met all of ICSA Labs' Web App Firewall security testing requirements. As a result, it maintained ICSA Labs WAF Certification j.mp/2021_fortiweb_icsa
Congratulations Fortinet! After security testing, the FortiGate 101F met all of ICSA Labs' corporate firewall requirements. As a result, both it and Fortinet's FortiGate Consolidated Security Platforms retained ICSA Labs Firewall Certification j.mp/2021_101f_icsa.
Congratulations Sophos! The Sophos XGS Series Firewalls met all of ICSA Labs' requirements during security-based certification testing to attain ICSA Labs Corporate Firewall Certification j.mp/2021_xgs_icsa
It was once only a pipedream that a security product would be able to detect unknown, new malware. But as highlighted by ICSA Labs’ quarterly-recurring advanced threat defense (ATD) security certification testing, there is in fact a short list of security vendors that not only detect new threats, but do it well
Canary Connect, Inc. is a video-driven home security company that helps consumers safeguard their home by sending alerts to an app on a smartphone when activity is detected. It was important to Canary that the Canary all-in-one security solution was substantiated by security professionals. The company worked with ICSA Labs to ensure this device met appropriate and recommended security requirements, as set forth in the ICSA Labs IoT Security Framework. Chris Rill, co-founder and CTO of Canary, discusses the value of IoT Device Security Certification offered by ICSA Labs.