Our Penetration Testers will seek to exploit any weakness and vulnerability of your environment.
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Penetration Testing
Why Penetration Testing?
In a nutshell, the purpose of Penetration Testing is to prevent a real penetration from happening. Our Penetration Testers will seek to exploit any weakness and vulnerability of your environment. On that basis we will evaluate your organization’s exposure to cyber breaches and data loss. Note that Penetration Testing is not an ad-hoc exercise. Since hacker techniques are evolving all the time, it should be done on a regular basis to ensure that your organization is cyber-resilient at all times. In turn, this will protect your business reputation, increase the trust of your business partners and ensure you are compliant with all regulatory, legislative or standard requirements.
How does it work?
Our penetration testers will execute various cyber breach scenarios designed to validate the effectiveness of your security controls. As criminal techniques evolve we will rerun these scenarios, assess current risks and trends over time and generate detailed recommendations for corrective action. The ultimate goal is to ensure that your organization is able to defeat criminals and keeps winning the never-ending battle with them.
Penetration Testing approaches:
Black Box
You will not reveal anything to the testers. They will act from the position of unprivileged hackers throughout the testing process- from initial access and execution to exploitation.The decision about the approach in use depends on your particular circumstances.
White Box
You will disclose to the testers the full network and system information, including network maps and credentials.
Gray Box
You will share only limited information with the testers.
And perform the following types of penetration tests:
Network Services
Our experts will aim to discover vulnerabilities and gaps in the client’s network infrastructure.
Web Applications
This test encompasses areas such as web applications and browsers, as well as their components like ActiveX, Applets, Plug-ins, Scriptlets.
Client-Side
The objective of this test is expose security threats that emerge locally on client computers.
Wireless
This test covers the wireless devices deployed on the client infrastructure.
Social Engineering tests
Social Engineering tests imitate attacks based on psychological manipulation techniques in order to validate the Security Awareness level of staff member.
Physical Penetration tests
Physical Penetration tests are real-world threat scenarios involving a malicious agent attempting to breach the organization’s physical barriers and gain access to infrastructure, buildings, systems and staff.
Once we complete the tests, we will build on the test result to assist you develop and implement an Incident Response plan.
Benefits of penetration testing
An authorized attack on a computer system, network, or application to identify security vulnerabilities bad actors might exploit.
What is a penetration test?
- Information gathering
- Threat modeling
- Vulnerability analysis
- Exploitation
- Post-exploitation
- Reporting
The Proces
- Application
- Network
- Physical
- Iot/Mobile
Types of Penetration Tests
- Identify security vulnerabilities
- Validate compliance with policies
- Evaluate effectiveness of defenses
Why Conduct a Penetration Test
We are experienced and ready to help you take your cybersecurity to the next level.