A Penetration Test serves as a proactive assessment of the target’s security posture and involves the simulation of real-world attacks aiming at compromising corporate assets. Adopting a ‘think like a hacker’ and goal-oriented approach, this service tests resilience against cyber-attacks across all stages to find out how hackers might try to break in.
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DNS Penetration Test
A DNS Penetration Test focuses on the protocol commonly exploited by cybercriminals for initial reconnaissance activities, Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, or attempts to breach corporate governance structure.
Through simulation of real attacks, this test exploits inherent security vulnerabilities within the protocol and its associated applications, ensuring that proper DNS is configured securely in compliance with best practices
Web Application Penetration Test (WAPT)
Web Application Penetration Testing is a proactive measure designed to simulate real-world cyber-attacks aimed at breaching and exfiltrating sensitive corporate data to uncover vulnerabilities that could be exploited by cyber criminals.
The process begins with a thorough security analysis to gather information about the target and identify potential weaknesses. Our team will rank these vulnerabilities, then thoroughly examine the application components and how they work together. Ultimately, the testing culminates in simulated cyber-attacks to assess the system’s resilience.
WiFi Penetration Test
A Wi-Fi Penetration Test provides a thorough analysis of the entire WLAN infrastructure.
Our experienced Red Team will use their knowledge of hardware and software systems, as well as Wi-Fi protection techniques, to try to breach the corporate perimeter, suggesting remediations on how to increase the security level in response to any vulnerabilities/configuration errors.
Infrastructure Penetration Test
Infrastructure Penetration Test involves conducting real-world attacks within a corporate network to assess potential risks and vulnerabilities and identify what issues a hacker can cause within the network infrastructure, such as: viewing and exfiltrating sensitive data, persistence techniques, or entering the digital supply chain to conduct an attack towards suppliers or corporate employees.
Mobile Penetration Test
The focus of a Mobile Penetration Test is checking the security of a mobile application. This testing activity is conducted in two main modes: static and dynamic.
The static mode involves analysing:
- front end
- programming languages and frameworks
- configuration files containing sensitive data
- unencrypted portions of source code
- any configuration errors
The dynamic mode involves:
- identifying and addressing input-level security issues on the front end
- intervening in the communication flow to the back end
- executing targeted attacks against back-end servers
- assessing the application’s resilience to data exfiltration attempts
