Pentesting Made Easy
Prevent any attack using pentest or a simulated cyber attack to identify any weak spots in your system perform by certified offensive security professional
What is Pentest?
A penetration test, also known as a pen-test, is a simulated cyber attack against your computer system to check for exploitable vulnerabilities. Penetration testers use the same tools, techniques, and processes as attackers to find and demonstrate the business impacts of weaknesses in a system.
Why Pentest is Important?
Penetration testing is a critical aspect of network and computer security. It is the practice of testing a computer system, network, or web application to identify vulnerabilities that an attacker could exploit. By conducting regular penetration tests, organizations can identify and address security weaknesses before they can be exploited by attackers.
Penetration Testing Methodology
Modern digital environments require scalable, dynamic testing, not just
point-in-time reports, to proactively find vulnerabilities before the adversary can.
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Define a Scope
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Gaining Access
03.
Stage 1 Testing
04.
Report and Remediation
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Stage 2 Testing
06.
Final Pentest Report
Penetration Methodology Explained
Define a Scope
Defining the scope and goals of a test, including the systems to be addressed and the testing methods to be used. Gathering intelligence (e.g., network and domain names, mail server) to better understand how a target works and its potential vulnerabilities.
Gaining Access
This stage testers request for access and testing schedule needed to uncover a target’s vulnerabilities.
Stage 1 Testing
Testers try and exploit these vulnerabilities, typically by escalating privileges, stealing data, intercepting traffic, etc., to understand the damage they can cause.
Report and Remediation
After stage 1 testing you will get simple report so you can perform remediation before testers perform stage 2 testing, The goal of this stage is to achieve persistent security result by remediate the exploited systems.
Stage 2 Testing
Testers then try to re-exploit vulnerabilities and finding other new vulnerabilities in the system, typically by escalating privileges, stealing data, intercepting traffic, etc., to understand the other damage they can cause.
Final Pentest Report
The results of the penetration test are then compiled into a report detailing: a. Specific vulnerabilities that were exploited b. Sensitive data that was accessed. c. The amount of time the pen tester was able to remain in the system undetected. This information is analyzed by security personnel to help configure settings and other application security solutions to patch vulnerabilities and protect against future attacks. You can submit this report to regulators
Secure, Discover, and Audit IT and Cloud Environments
Uncover vulnerable software, weak credentials, and infrastructure misconfigurations across web, mobile, network, API, and desktop assets..
KEY BENEFITS :
- Root out vulnerabilities in web and mobile applications to keep your data safe.
- Find weaknesses in infrastructure that hosts public applications and filters malicious traffic.
- Test against OWASP top 10 categories and adhere to industry standards.
Get an expert-written summary for auditors and executives
You’ll be able to fix bugs quickly thanks to real-time vulnerability alerts. And at the end of the pentest period you’ll receive a final report that includes key recommendations, the assessed scope, tester profiles, vulnerability details, remediation results, and more..
KEY BENEFITS :
- Achieve pentest standard report for your compliant requirements.
- You will get a detailed summary report or a high-level attestation— each customized for your needs and audience.
FAQ
Penetration Testing frequently asked questions :
a simulated cyber attack against your system to check for exploitable vulnerabilities.
Penetration testing is typically performed by testers known as offensive security professional. These offensive security professional are IT experts who use hacking methods to help companies identify possible entry points into their infrastructure nor application. Pentesters require certain certifications such as OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional) so that the pentest results are recognized by regulators.
A penetration test can take between one and three weeks to perform or depends on scope range.
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