Penetration testing

WHAT IS PENTESTING?

Pentesting, or penetration testing, is a simulated cyberattack on your computer system, network, or application to find and fix security vulnerabilities before hackers can exploit them. Pentesting can help you protect your data, customers, and reputation from cyber threats.

Pentesting can reveal weaknesses in your design, configuration, or implementation of your system. It can also test your security policies, procedures, and awareness. Pentesting can provide you with a realistic assessment of your security posture and recommendations for improvement.

SERVICES WE PROVIDE?

We offer a range of pentesting services to suit your needs and budget, such as:

Network Pentesting

We can test your internal and external network infrastructure, such as firewalls, routers, switches, servers, and devices, for vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.

Web applications Pentesting

We can test your web applications, such as websites, APIs, and mobile apps, for common and complex vulnerabilities, such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting, broken authentication, and business logic flaws.

Social Engineering Pentesting

We can test your employees’ awareness and response to phishing, vishing, baiting, and other social engineering attacks.

Red Team Pentesting

We can simulate a real-world attack on your organization, using a combination of technical and human techniques, to test your detection and response capabilities.

Wireless Pentesting

We can test your wireless networks, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and RFID, for vulnerabilities and risks, such as rogue access points, weak encryption, and unauthorized devices.

METHODOLOGY

We follow a standard pentesting methodology, which includes the following stages:

  1. Planning and Scoping: We define the scope, goals, and methods of the pentest, and gather intelligence about your target. We generally author a threat model, working with your dev and product teams. This is to unsure that our tests don’t miss testing for some important threats, like specific business logic.
  2. Testing: We use automated and manual tools to scan your target for vulnerabilities and exposures.
  3. Exploitation: We exploit the identified vulnerabilities to gain access to your target and demonstrate the impact of the attack.
  4. Maintaining Access: We try to maintain access to your target for as long as possible, to simulate a persistent threat.
  5. Reporting: We document our findings, evidence, and recommendations in a detailed and actionable report.