penetration testing
Serving as a vital line of defense, proactively detecting vulnerabilities and establishing strong security measures to protect against constantly emerging cyber threats.
BENEFITS OF PENETRATION TESTING
A penetration test is a crucial step in validating your security controls and posture. It assesses whether your people, processes, and technology are functioning as expected and providing a clear ROI for your security measures. Consistently performing regular penetration tests is a proactive approach to identifying real-world threats and helping you develop a clearly defined remediation roadmap. These tests help you satisfy compliance with regulatory standards including PCI DSS, HIPAA, FINRA, SOC 2, and FFIEC and requirements from some cyber insurance policies in order to secure coverage for your business.
CUSTOM TESTING TO FIT YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS
Network Testing:
Internal & External
Network Penetration Testing is focused on the servers, infrastructure, and the underlying software comprising the target. This testing typically involves a comprehensive analysis of publicly available information about the target, a network enumeration phase where target hosts are identified and analyzed, and exploitation of vulnerabilities to escalate privileges or move laterally through the network.
Mobile App
Penetration Testing
Mobile app penetration testing reveals vulnerabilities in the cybersecurity posture of a mobile application. We emulate an attack specifically targeting a custom mobile application (iOS and/ or Android) and aim to enumerate all vulnerabilities ranging from binary compile issues and improper sensitive data storage to application-based issues such as username enumeration or injection.
Wireless Network
Penetration Testing
This test attempts to exploit the devices and infrastructure within the wireless network for vulnerabilities. Most commonly the pentester will try and exploit wireless encryption protocols, network traffic, unauthorized hotspots and access points, address spoofing, weak passwords, outdated firmware, misconfigured access controls, and more.
Web Application Testing
This is another common type of pen test where our ethical hacker searches for the vulnerabilities in your web server applications. Common application vulnerabilities include Injection, Broken Access Control, Cryptographic Failures, Insecure Design, Security Misconfiguration, Vulnerable and Outdated Components, Identification and Authentication Failures, Software and Data Integrity Failures, Security Logging and Monitoring Failures, and Server-Side Request Forgery.
Social Engineering Testing
People are the forefront of your company’s security. Social engineering is a way to see if a threat actor can infiltrate your company’s environment by exploiting weaknesses in your users’ security awareness. Our ethical hackers use techniques like email phishing campaigns, phone-based vishing, taking on the identity of fellow employees or vendors, pre-texting, USB drops, and dumpster diving.
Cloud, OT, & loT Testing
Businesses like yours are gaining competitive advantage by integrating IoT devices and migrating their operations to the cloud. It is important to be aware that these forward-looking technologies are still vulnerable to attacks. However, these systems are frequently overlooked during testing due to their fragility or the assumption that their security is being managed by others. We use a collaborative, careful approach to test these systems to identify your risk areas while avoiding disruptions to your operations.
IDENTIFY YOUR WEAKNESSES BEFORE ADVERSARIES EXPLOIT THEM
Our ethical hackers evaluate the effectiveness of your security controls while achieving compliance and protecting your brand.
DO YOU KNOW YOUR VULNERABILITIES?
- Weak Passwords
- Misconfigurations
- Insecure Protocols
- Missing Patches
- Endpoint Security
- IP Reputation and Malware Exposure
- Web Application and Server Vulnerabilities
- Hacker Chatter
- User Susceptibility to Social Engineering