Customer-authorized replicated attack is designed to audit a company’s external network infrastructure by identifying security flaws or weaknesses like misconfigurations, unpatched software, and weak passwords and determine how easily the systems can be breached with the publicly available information. Security controls evaluation and actionable remediation advice to prevent unauthorized intrusions and subsequent adverse impacts.

Identifying and exploiting security deficiencies in the company’s internal network infrastructure by mimicking an attack from a hacker who has already gained direct access to the network, or from a malicious employee trying to escalate his privileges. The testing includes techniques such as lateral movement, privilege escalation, and persistence, evaluating the effectiveness of security controls and providing a systematic review of identified and classified vulnerabilities.

The process of leveraging alarming issues and vulnerabilities discovered on the client’s cloud-based infrastructure and services wherein a dedicated assessor performs a mock attack to identify misconfigured permissions and access controls, exploitable apps, and insecure interfaces. Providing a detailed report, outlining the effectiveness of existing cloud security defense capabilities and controls along with an actionable vulnerabilities remediation plan.

The scope of this test facilitates examining the entire IoT (Internet of Things) ecosystem to identify and assess vulnerabilities in devices embedded with sensors, software, and other technologies. The most common issues addressed are weak, guessable, or hardcoded passwords, insecure network services, insecure data transfer and storage, insecure default settings, insufficient Privacy Protection, and lack of secure update mechanisms. The final step is providing an in-depth report with steps to improve the overall security posture of the IoT devices and networks.

White Hat hacking attempts challenge the security of wireless networks, reviewing an organization’s ability to withstand a malicious attack and identifying vulnerabilities such as weak encryption, weak passwords, and misconfigured access points. Wireless pentesting reports are crucial to mitigating key cyber risks associated with wireless technologies and networks and shaping mature cybersecurity strategies.

Custom-tailored campaign emphasizing people and processes, how capable your employees are at recognizing and responding to social engineering, and whether your organization’s existing policies are effective enough at stopping these security loopholes. This is fundamental to identifying vulnerabilities and improving procedures that mitigate the risk of attacks such as phishing, vishing, smishing, pretexting, impersonation, dumpster diving, USB drops, and tailgating.