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Penetration Testing
Our penetration testing services uncover vulnerabilities in your IT systems so we can bolster your Cyber Security, keeping your business running smoothly.
Identify Weaknesses With Penetration Testing
Are you interested in assessing the vulnerability of your IT systems to potential intruders?
Our proficient penetration testers identify weaknesses in your systems, allowing for necessary actions to secure your network and safeguard sensitive data.
Through our Penetration Testing service, we comprehensively evaluate your IT environment’s resilience against cyber-attacks. Our adept testers replicate the methods and procedures used by cybercriminals in a secure and controlled manner, ensuring no harm to your systems.
External Network Pentest
Implemented remotely, this approach employs secure and ethical hacking techniques to replicate a cybercriminal’s attempt to breach the perimeter systems of your organization. This process assists in pinpointing areas of vulnerability, such as weak passwords, outdated software, and open ports.
Internal Network Pentest
True to its name, this penetration testing method delves further by simulating the actions a cybercriminal might take upon gaining access to your network. The test also considers individuals with some degree of legitimate access, such as disgruntled employees.
Web Application Pentest
In today’s business landscape, almost every company has a website, and a significant number also feature web and mobile apps. This heightened online presence attracts the interest of cybercriminals seeking to gain access to sensitive information. A web application penetration test is designed to identify design and coding flaws that could be exploited by individuals with the necessary knowledge.
Social Engineering Pentest
The most significant security challenge confronting businesses in the present day, social engineering attacks are sophisticated and frequently challenging to detect. A social engineering penetration test aims to examine how users might be manipulated into divulging sensitive files or granting access permissions.