Penetration Testing
Stay compliant... Find vulnerabilities... Protect access to data
If there is a way in our experienced team will find it. Whether through social engineering, app vulnerabilities, brute force attacks or phishing we are the true masters in the art of penetration testing.
App Testing
Our experienced ethical hackers will test the security of your apps and exploit vulnerabilities in them if they exist.
Network and Servers
We will test your network, servers, routers and switches to exploit any components that are at risk of being compromised.
Social Engineering
Your staff can sometimes be the weak link that hackers exploit. Our team of security experts identify vulnerabilities and work with you to train them and develop procedures to secure your valuable data.
Purple Teaming
Our Red Team works alongside your Blue Team collaboratively to test and improve security response procedures.
Why do penetration Testing?
The goal of penetration testing is to identify vulnerabilities in the system before an attacker can exploit them, allowing organisations to address them before they become a problem.
​
Penetration testing can be performed manually or using automated tools, or a combination of both.
Penetration testing typically involves the following stages:
​
-
Reconnaissance, where the tester gathers information about the target system;
​
-
Vulnerability assessment, where the tester identifies potential vulnerabilities in the system;
​
-
Exploitation, where the tester attempts to exploit the vulnerabilities to gain access to the system;
​
-
Post-exploitation, where the tester evaluates the level of access they have gained and looks for additional targets or data they can access.
​
Penetration testing can be performed from inside your organisation's network (internal testing) or from outside the network (external testing) to simulate different types of attacks.
​
Penetration testing can also be performed on specific applications, such as web applications, to identify vulnerabilities in the application's code.
​
A penetration testing report is always provided at the end of our testing process and will include a summary of the testing methodology, findings, and recommendations for improving your company's security.