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We have recently been told by a client that a small e-commere site we are building for them (1 single product on site) will be penetration tested by an external company. We have never had this situation before and whilst I am confident of our hosting supplier I dont know what they will test. Can anyone give me any advice on what we should do to the site before the test to ensure we pass it!!!! Thanks.
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We have recently been told by a client that a small e-commere site we are building for them (1 single product on site) will be penetration tested by an external company. We have never had this situation before and whilst I am confident of our hosting supplier I dont know what they will test. Can anyone give me any advice on what we should do to the site before the test to ensure we pass it!!!! Thanks.

What does penetration testing involve

Web development includes all aspects of presenting content on intranets and the Internet, including delivery development, protocols, languages and standards, server software, browser clients, databases and multimedia generation.

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