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Technical Penetration Testing (CHECK)

Penetration testing identifies exploitable vulnerabilities within computer networks, systems or web & mobile applications and exploits these to ethically imitate a real-world hack.

It is essentially a controlled form of hacking - the ‘attackers’ act on your behalf to find and test weaknesses that malicious threat actors could exploit.

The penetration testers’ report can then inform your choice of cyber security controls in place and their effectiveness in protecting systems and sensitive data.

External network and web application tests can be carried out remotely.

The Penetration Testers will identify any exploitable vulnerabilities or gaps that could be exploited, leaving your business at greater risk, examples such as:

  • Unpatched vulnerabilities in Operating Systems‭, ‬applications and firmware
  • Incorrect configuration of servers‭, ‬networks‭, ‬applications‭, ‬firmware and Operating Systems
  • Logic flaws in web applications i.e‭. ‬configuration of pricing and user management
  • Inadequate or improper configuration‭;‬
  • Known and unknown hardware or software flaws‭; ‬or
  • Operational weaknesses in processes or technical countermeasures‭.‬

Testing Perspectives:

AWS • G-Cloud • Azure • Office365 • DMZ  • Internal • External • Network • Perspective Based Testing • Privilege Escalation • Benchmarking Best Pracitce • What If Scenarios • Medical Analysers • Manufacturing  • Wi-Fi • IOT & OT

Technical
Penetration Testing.

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Risk
Management.

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Red
Teaming.

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Cyber Security
as a Service.

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Audit
& Review.

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Cyber
Essentials.

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Cyber
Resilience.

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Cyber Incident
Exercising.

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