Scoping and Planning
Before starting, we work with you to define the scope and objectives of the penetration test. This ensures that our testing is aligned with your organization’s needs, covering critical systems and sensitive data.
Simulate real-world cyberattacks
Our Penetration Testing service simulates real-world cyberattacks on your IT systems, applications, and networks. By mimicking the tactics of threat actors, we can expose vulnerabilities that traditional security measures might miss. Our certified ethical hackers use manual and automated techniques to identify weak spots, allowing you to patch security gaps before they can be exploited.
Uncover Hidden Weaknesses Before Attackers Do
Before starting, we work with you to define the scope and objectives of the penetration test. This ensures that our testing is aligned with your organization’s needs, covering critical systems and sensitive data.
Our ethical hackers begin by gathering information about your systems, much like a real attacker would. This stage helps identify potential entry points by mapping your digital environment.
Using both manual and automated tools, we identify vulnerabilities in your systems, applications, and networks that could be exploited by attackers. This detailed analysis covers everything from outdated software to misconfigurations.
Our certified ethical hackers simulate real-world attacks to exploit identified vulnerabilities. This controlled breach shows how far an attacker could penetrate your system, revealing the impact of a successful exploit.
After exploiting vulnerabilities, we assess the level of control gained over your systems, determining how deeply an attacker could infiltrate and what sensitive data might be exposed.
Once testing is complete, we provide a detailed report of our findings, including clear recommendations for patching vulnerabilities. Our report breaks down technical details in a way that’s actionable for your IT and security teams.
After you’ve addressed the vulnerabilities, we retest your systems to confirm that the security gaps have been properly patched. This ensures that your defenses are now secure against the simulated attacks.
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