Penetration Testing Services

Why?

The penetration test helps avoid financial and reputational harm by assessing and establishing robust information protection measures for the organization. It identifies and examines system weaknesses stemming from software and hardware malfunctions, misconfigurations, operational deficiencies, and other sources.

The outcomes

Broad overview of the existing security status of IT systems

We provide comprehensive examination of the current state of cybersecurity within an organization’s information technology infrastructure. This overview includes an assessment of various components such as hardware, software, network protocols, data storage, and user access controls. It provides a high-level analysis aimed at identifying potential vulnerabilities, understanding the effectiveness of existing security measures, and evaluating the overall readiness against cyber threats.

List of identified services and components

Get detailed inventory of all the services and hardware/software components within an organization’s IT infrastructure. This list includes essential systems such as servers, databases, applications, network devices, and user access points, providing a comprehensive view of the elements that require monitoring and protection. Understanding this inventory is critical for effective security management, resource allocation, and strategic planning.

Catalog of IT System Vulnerabilities and Risk Levels

Get compilation of weaknesses identified within an organization’s IT infrastructure, each assessed for its potential risk. This catalog helps prioritize remediation efforts by highlighting the most critical vulnerabilities, thereby enhancing the organization’s overall security posture.

Recommendations for eliminating identified vulnerabilities

We provide specific, actionable steps to address and mitigate the weaknesses found within an organization’s IT infrastructure. These recommendations prioritize the most critical vulnerabilities and suggest measures such as software updates, configuration changes, and the implementation of additional security controls to enhance the overall security posture.

Explore methods and priorities for enhancing application security.

This step involves investigating various strategies to strengthen the security of applications. This includes identifying key areas for improvement, such as code vulnerabilities, authentication processes, and data protection measures. By prioritizing these efforts, organizations can effectively allocate resources to safeguard their applications against potential threats.

Penetration test stages

Initializtion & Recon

Gathering detailed information about the target system through passive or active methods to plan an effective attack strategy.

Scanning

Involves using tools to find open ports, vulnerabilities or security misconfigurations before exploitation stage

Exploitation

Attempting to exploit identified vulnerabilities to understand the level of risk they pose.

Report & Demonstration

Documenting findings and providing actionable recommendations for remediation.

Which Sectors Need Pentesting?

There’s a common belief that pentesting is only essential for large companies with extensive IT infrastructures. However, let’s consider a typical scenario: a small online store that operates exclusively through its website. If hackers were to take down this site, what kind of losses would the business face? How long would it take to restore the website’s functionality? How would such a cyberattack change the company’s management’s approach to cybersecurity?

These situations highlight an obvious conclusion – regular pentesting is crucial for both large corporations and small businesses. The sooner this is understood, the fewer opportunities hackers will have to succeed in their criminal activities.