Penetration testing

Manual Tests bring an element of human intelligence to your security efforts, and simulates the thinking and logic used by cybercriminals

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46%

of organizations uncovered a critical flaw which could have put their business at risk using penetration testing

92%

of external pen tests were successful in breaching the network perimeter and obtain access

1/7

One out of seven employees disclosed sensitive information to an imposter

Source: Penetration testing of corporate information systems: statistics and findings, 2019

Key elements of manual penetration testing

Human

The human element in information security is often the weakest link in your defense. A lack of security awareness can be exploited by adversaries, for example in phishing attacks where employees are tricked into executing malware.

Physical

Even when cyber-elements are secured from a technical point of view, adversary can still gain physical entry onto the premise and establish foothold from there.

Cyber security

The element most focused on from a security point of view; the networks, the applications and all the digital data and assets we defend.

Put your security to the test by certified ethical hackers

Manual testing and assessment services provide your organization with a clear understanding of your current security level from a hacker’s view. We offer a holistic approach from classic penetration testing to scenario-based Red Team assessment to explore hidden threats

Ethical Hacking

Manual testing and verification of vulnerabilities, including exploitation on a pre-defined scope for network infrastructure, web application and mobile application

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Red Team Assessment

A scenario-based approach in which our operatives will try to obtain pre-defined crown jewels, using adversarial tools, tactics and procedures relevant to uncover attack paths and measure your defensive response

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Compliance Testing

Focused on proving that a set of technical controls are in place and operating. With this “audit,” organizations can report regulatory obligations (such as HIPAA or Sarbanes-Oxley) or internal policy obligations (such as CIS controls)

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