Penetration Testing Services
Black Box Penetration Testing
Black Box Penetration Testing
Black Box Penetration Testing
During a Black Box Penetration Test, an attack on the IT infrastructure is emulated with the goal of uncovering vulnerabilities or weaknesses for exploitation.
This testing approach closely mirrors real-world attack scenarios, as it operates under the assumption that we do not possess comprehensive knowledge of your IT infrastructure's inner workings or details
White Box Penetration Testing
Black Box Penetration Testing
Black Box Penetration Testing
White Box Penetration Testing takes place with the team having full knowledge of and access to the organization's systems and infrastructure.
This approach allows for a faster and more thorough assessment compared to Black Box Testing, thanks to the comprehensive understanding and access it provides.
Web Application Testing
Web Application Testing
Web Application Testing
Web Application Testing is vital in today's landscape, where attacks can originate from various sources, including external hackers targeting your internet-connected accounts and systems.
Our team specializes in identifying critical vulnerabilities that could enable hackers to compromise your application, steal data, and pivot to other machines within your network or hosting environment. This testing is essential for safeguarding your digital assets from potential threats.
Red Team Testing
Web Application Testing
Web Application Testing
The Red Team presents the ultimate challenge for assessing your organization's security resilience. In this comprehensive engagement, our skilled hackers challenge all your security assumptions. Through a combination of physical and cyber techniques, our offensive security experts rigorously test every layer of your organization's defenses.
Their mission is to identify weaknesses, exploit vulnerabilities, and accomplish pre-defined objectives, making Red Team testing an invaluable exercise for enhancing your security posture.
Penetration Testing Attack Life Cycle
Phases:
Planning & Preparation: During the planning and preparation phase of a penetration test, critical steps are taken to ensure an organized and ethical assessment. This includes defining the scope, setting objectives, establishing rules of engagement, allocating resources, and obtaining legal consent from the organization or system owner. These steps lay the groundwork for a systematic and successful penetration test.
Scanning & Reconnaissance: During the information gathering phase, known as reconnaissance, two key approaches are used to understand the target. Passive reconnaissance involves gathering publicly available information like domain names and IP addresses. Active reconnaissance, meanwhile, utilizes specialized tools to actively discover assets, services, and vulnerabilities. These steps are foundational for identifying potential vulnerabilities and entry points in the system during a penetration test.
Gain Access & Initial Exploitation: In the vulnerability analysis phase, crucial steps are taken to assess the target's security. Scanning identifies open ports and potential vulnerabilities, while enumeration uncovers user accounts and system details. The vulnerabilities found are then thoroughly assessed to gauge their potential impact and risk, aiding in prioritizing remediation efforts during the penetration test.
Maintaining Access: After identifying vulnerabilities, the next phase involves exploitation attempts to gain unauthorized access or control over the target systems. Successful penetration may also lead to privilege escalation for deeper access. Subsequently, in the post-exploitation stage, testers maintain access to assess the breach's extent and gather more information. When applicable, data exfiltration is attempted to evaluate data protection mechanisms and vulnerabilities. These steps contribute to a thorough assessment of system security during a penetration test.
Analysis of Reports: In the later stages of penetration testing, the focus is on thorough analysis and actionable recommendations. This includes evaluating test results by creating a comprehensive report that highlights vulnerabilities exploited, any sensitive data accessed, and the system's response time to the tester's intrusion. Based on these findings, specific recommendations are provided to mitigate identified vulnerabilities and improve overall security. A risk assessment is conducted to gauge the potential impact and associated risks of each vulnerability. Effective communication involves debriefing stakeholders to discuss findings and recommendations while maintaining ongoing communication for further clarification. Remediation and validation efforts prioritize and address vulnerabilities, followed by re-testing to confirm their successful resolution. Lessons learned are documented to enhance future testing efforts, and a feedback loop informs the organization's security policies, procedures, and practices. Regular testing remains essential for continuous security assurance and resilience against emerging threats.