Penetration Testing is used to determine if an organization’s security is robust enough to protect confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the data it accesses, contains or processes.
During the test, our team of certified security experts performs real-world attack simulations to test defenses and uncover actual risk and security weaknesses of your organization from the perspective of a motivated attacker. In other words, we conduct a controlled attack on your company’s resources in order to find and secure locations that cybercriminals can use.
After penetration testing, you can make educated decisions about the next steps you need to take to secure online transactions, prevent unauthorized access, minimize the risk of data loss, enhance resistance to DoS attacks, or any other actions that have to be performed to strengthen your cybersecurity.
Different organizations have different drivers behind their penetration testing needs – starting from improving overall security to satisfying regulatory requirements such as PCI-DSS or SOC2. To help address this, our tests are conducted after thorough agreements defining the business goal, scope of the analyzed infrastructure, time, and allowed actions.
What we offer
We follow the best practice PTES (Penetration Testing Execution Standard), OSSTMM (Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual), OWASP (Open Web Application Security Project), MITRE ATT&CK, NIST, and ISACA penetration testing standards and guidelines.
Penetration testing capabilities
- Web/Mobile Application and API Interfaces
- Wireless Networks
- Internal/External Network & Infrastructure
- IoT Devices Testing
- White/Grey/Black Box Testing
- Red/Blue Team Testing
- Penetration Testing as a Service (according to compliance initiatives)
Compliance Initiatives
- PCI-DSS
- SOC 2
- ISO 27001
- GDPR
- COBIT
The complexity of each Penetration Test can be reduced to Vulnerability Assessment or on the contrary – expanded to Red Team assessment. In any case, each type of penetration test offers various benefits and addresses a clear purpose depending on individual business needs, IT infrastructure, project budget, and other criteria.
How we do it
We choose the most relevant testing model for the project…
… and identify an organization’s security vulnerabilities through a systematic testing process
What you get
We will provide you with a Penetration Test Report composed of two parts:
- Executive Summary – a high-level summary report of outstanding issues highlighting critical vulnerabilities and business risks. Technical descriptions of outstanding issues are summarized but not detailed and can be shared with interested 3rd parties when evidence of testing is required.
- Internal Detailed Report – a technical report for internal use showing original findings and suggested recommendations for remediation and mitigation of the identified vulnerabilities.
Thus, after our security assessment, you will receive comprehensive process documentation, a detailed description and consultation on security defects, and security improvement recommendations. As a result, your IT system will become significantly more resistant to cyber-attacks.
Our findings can be reviewed with your team via an online session. After you fix identified problems, we also offer a Remediation Validation Recheck followed by an updated report.