Penetration Testing
Stay Ahead of Cyber Threats
Locate Hidden Vulnerabilities
Discover security weaknesses in cloud-based and web applications that may be overlooked.
Assess Security Policy Effectiveness
Evaluate the efficiency of your organization’s current security measures and protocols.
Examine Exposed Network Components
Scrutinize publicly accessible network components like firewalls, routers, and DNS for vulnerabilities.
Pinpoint Weakest Attack Paths
Identify the most susceptible routes that could be exploited by cybercriminals to launch an attack.
Detect Data Theft Security Gaps
Uncover potential security loopholes that may lead to unauthorized access and theft of sensitive information.
Get ahead of cyber threats.
In recent years, we have experienced a significant surge in the number and complexity of cyber threats. These threats can cause substantial damage to businesses, from financial loss due to data breaches to long-term reputational damage. But worry not, you can get ahead of these threats with our tailored Penetration Testing services.
Penetration Testing, often dubbed as pen testing, is a proactive and authorized attempt to evaluate the security of an IT infrastructure by methodically attempting to exploit system vulnerabilities. Such vulnerabilities can span operating systems, service and application flaws, incorrect configurations, or even risky user behavior.
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BENEFITS TO YOUR BUSINESS
Proactively identify and fix vulnerabilities, strengthening your organization’s defenses against cyberattacks.
Meet regulatory requirements and industry standards, reducing the risk of fines and penalties.
Gain valuable insights into your security landscape to make data-driven decisions and allocate resources effectively.
Prevent security breaches that can lead to loss of customer trust, negative publicity, and financial damage.
Identify and remediate vulnerabilities early, avoiding costly security incidents and potential business disruptions.
Why Concertium?
| EXPERIENCE & EXPERTISE
We have nearly 30 years of experience in managing and protecting technology infrastructures, allowing a more comprehensive approach to meeting your business, compliance, and cybersecurity needs.
| INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS
We offer advanced capabilities curated by our forward-thinking engineers and innovative partnerships to drive industry-leading technology.
| END-TO-END CAPABILITY
Unlike many providers, we have professional expertise and services from strategy to setting up the appropriate infrastructure, security controls, and ongoing security and IT management.
| HANDS-ON PARTNERSHIP
We take a hands-on, collaborative approach to identify solutions and potential new areas of improvement that align with your company’s vision.
FAQ
Penetration Testing, often referred to as ethical hacking, is a simulated cyber-attack on an organization’s systems, networks, or applications performed by authorized security experts. The goal is to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses that real attackers could exploit, allowing organizations to proactively improve their security posture.
Common types of Penetration Testing include:
- Network Penetration Testing: Assessing security vulnerabilities within network infrastructure and devices
- Web Application Penetration Testing: Identifying weaknesses in web applications and APIs
- Wireless Network Penetration Testing: Evaluating the security of wireless networks
- Social Engineering Testing: Assessing the human element by attempting to manipulate individuals to disclose sensitive information
Penetration Testing offers various benefits, such as:
- Identifying and addressing security weaknesses before malicious attackers exploit them
- Validating the effectiveness of security controls and defenses
- Meeting compliance requirements and industry standards
- Enhancing the overall security posture by providing actionable insights to mitigate risks
The frequency of Penetration Testing can vary based on factors like changes in the organization’s infrastructure, the introduction of new systems or applications, or regulatory requirements. Typically, annual tests are recommended, with more frequent testing for high-risk environments or after significant system changes.
The Penetration Testing process generally includes:
- Planning and reconnaissance: Understanding the target and identifying potential vulnerabilities
- Scanning and enumeration: Searching for vulnerabilities and gathering information
- Exploitation: Actively exploiting identified vulnerabilities to gain access
- Post-exploitation: Assessing the level of access and potential impact
- Reporting and recommendations: Documenting findings, providing recommendations, and prioritizing remediation
