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CERT-In Empanelled Auditor

Crossbow Labs LLP

Bengaluru, Karnataka

CERT-In Empanelled

Overview

Crossbow Labs LLP is empanelled by CERT-In as an information security auditing organisation, auditing since 2014 and headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka. It is authorised to carry out security audits for government bodies, regulated entities (RBI, SEBI, IRDAI), and commercial organisations under the CERT-In empanelment programme.

Capability snapshot self-reported by the auditor on 2024-11-15.

Contact Details

Address
Unit 406, Brigade IRV Center, Nallurhalli, Whitefield, Bangalore, Karnataka 560066, India
Contact person
Mr. Deepak Umapathy

Audit Capabilities

Capability snapshot self-reported to CERT-In. 12 capabilityies explicitly supported.

Supported

  • Compliance audits (ISO 27001, PCI, IEC 62443, SOC 2, etc.)
  • Finance sector audits (SWIFT, ATM, CBS, API, payment gateway)
  • API security testing
  • Mobile application security testing
  • Web application security audit
  • Wireless security audit
  • Thick client / stand-alone application audit
  • Hardening / configuration review
  • Cloud security audits
  • Source code review / SAST / SCA
  • Red team assessment
  • DDoS assessment

38 additional capability areas were not reported by the auditor on their last snapshot.

Service lines as listed

  • Web-application security audit
  • API Penetration testing
  • Mobile (Android, ios) Application Penetration(testing)
  • Standalone/thick client application
  • Penetration testing Container Penetration Testing
  • Wireless security audit
  • Compliance audits (ISO 27001, IEC 62443, IEC
  • 27019, PCI, etc.) Finance Sector Audits (Swift, ATMs, API,
  • Payment Gateway etc.) Cloud security Audits
  • Red Teaming Services
  • DDoS Simulation/Performance/Load Testing
  • Configuration Audits
  • Application Secure Code Review

Source: CERT-In empanelment list. Entries are self-reported and may change — verify with the auditor before engagement.

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