Red Team (Vulnerability Management & Penetration Testing)
We conduct a layered security evaluation aimed at simulating threat scenarios and identifying vulnerabilities in your cloud services, IT systems, and web applications. Each testing phase is precisely tailored to meet specific security requirements and objectives.
1. External Attacker Simulation (Black-Box & OSINT)
Open Source Intelligence (OSINT): We gather data about customers and technical systems from publicly available sources.
Black-Box Testing: We examine systems and applications externally, without access to internal data or systems, to pinpoint vulnerabilities that could be exploited by an external attacker.
2. Attacker Simulation with User Access (Grey-Box I)
User-Level Simulation: Tests are performed using the credentials of regular users to uncover vulnerabilities visible to authenticated users. AKA assumed breach scenario.
3. Attacker Simulation with Privileged Access (Grey-Box II)
Privileged-Level Simulation: We use higher privileges to detect vulnerabilities that occur due to higher access levels and potentially pose more significant threats.
4. Architecture and Configuration Review (White-Box)
White-Box Testing: This involves a thorough examination of the internal architecture and configuration of systems to identify vulnerabilities stemming from improper settings or security weaknesses.
5. Reporting
Upon completion of the test phases, we compile detailed findings in a report and deliver a comprehensive management summary that outlines methodologies, findings, and recommendations.
Benefits
Vulnerability Discovery
Discover potential weak spots in your systems and web applications through extensive scanning and optional exploitation.
Comprehensive Reporting
Receive a detailed report with prioritized remedial actions to understand the current state of your cyber security and what needs to be done.
Expert Tools
Benefit from the use of expert tools like Nessus Professional, Rapid 7, Burp Suite Professional, Metasploit Framework, Spiderfoot and more for a thorough analysis.
Tailored Approach
Receive a service tailored to your system and network details, ensuring an accurate and relevant security health check.
Enhanced Cyber Security
Improve your company's cyber security by understanding and addressing vulnerabilities and potential threats.
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Black-Box & OSINT Vulnerability Assessment
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Vulnerability Scan Report
Receive a report highlighting vulnerabilities accessible from outside your network, including actionable remediation steps.
OSINT Assessment
Get a compiled analysis of publicly accessible information that could affect your organization's security posture.
Perimeter Defense Check
Obtain an evaluation of your network’s external security measures to help fortify your defenses against attacks.
Black / Grey-Box Penetration Test
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Penetration Test
Detailed assessment and documentation of the simulated attacks, including identified vulnerabilities and how they were exploited.
Access-Level Analysis
Receive insights on how different user permissions can impact your security and expose potential internal threats.
Security Weakness Summary
Understand the critical vulnerabilities from both an external and internal perspective, complete with severity ratings and mitigation recommendations.
White-Box Assessment
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In-depth Configuration and Architecture Review
Obtain a comprehensive report detailing findings from the review of system architectures and configurations.
Container Security
Receive a detailed examination of your container setups, including Docker or Kubernetes configurations, to ensure best practices for security and compliance are followed.
Compliance Reporting
Reporting of your configuration’s compliance with against relevant industry standards.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is red teaming, vulnerability assessment, and penetration testing?
Red teaming involves simulating real-world attacks to test your security. A vulnerability assessment identifies security weaknesses in your system. Penetration testing, or pen-testing, involves performing controlled attacks to understand how those weaknesses could be exploited.
Who should perform penetration tests?
Penetration tests should be conducted by qualified security professionals. These experts use specialized tools and techniques to safely identify and exploit vulnerabilities, providing insights into how to better secure your systems.
How long do penetration tests last?
Penetration tests can vary in duration, typically ranging from a few hours to several days. The time required depends on the size and complexity of the system being tested.
What are the most commonly exploited vulnerabilities?
Commonly exploited vulnerabilities include issues like SQL injections, where attackers manipulate database queries, and cross-site scripting (XSS), which involves inserting malicious scripts into web pages viewed by others.
What are black-box, grey-box, and white-box testing?
Black-box testing, the tester has no prior knowledge of the system. Grey-box testing provides some background information, while white-box testing involves full access to all system details, simulating different levels of insider knowledge.