A company uses advanced calls for user requests between internal systems. They want an in-depth study of security controls on these interactions, including how entries and responses are managed. Which assessment method would be most effective at confirming that the protections around these interactions are in place?
An assessment centered on application endpoints, including input checks and authentication, reveals detailed logic issues beyond what general networking or infrastructure reviews would find. An approach that focuses on endpoint logic detects potential flaws in authorization, parameter handling, or session management. Traditional network-based testing looks primarily at packet data and routing. A cloud-specific evaluation concentrates on configuration of hosted services. Mobile-based assessments address functionality on handheld platforms rather than complex internal calls among different components.
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