Network and web application penetration testing
Web application penetration testing
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Analysis of the application to understand its structure and data flows.
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Testing for SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, and other common vulnerabilities in web applications.
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Checking authentication and authorisation mechanisms for resilience to bypassing.
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Testing session management and protection of user data.
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Conducting penetration tests using both automated tools and manual techniques.
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Generating a report that includes a detailed description of identified vulnerabilities, risk level analysis, and recommendations for addressing the detected issues.
Web application penetration testing aims to identify vulnerabilities in web applications and interfaces that could be exploited for hacking or unauthorised access. Testing can be conducted both with authentication (i.e., simulating actions of a registered user) and without it to assess security at all levels of access.
Network penetration testing
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Scanning network ports to identify open services.
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Testing vulnerabilities using automated tools and manual techniques.
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Analysing configurations of network devices and services for improper settings.
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Simulating attacker actions to assess the resilience of the network infrastructure to attacks, focusing on identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities without conducting attacks that lead to denial of service.
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Preparing a report with detailed descriptions of identified vulnerabilities, risk assessments, and recommendations for their mitigation.
External network perimeter penetration testing involves a comprehensive assessment of the security of an organisation's external network assets, such as web servers, firewalls, network devices, and other systems accessible via the Internet. The goal of such testing is to identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers to gain unauthorised access to systems and data.
Both types of tests play a crucial role in ensuring comprehensive protection of the company's information assets and are recommended to be conducted regularly to ensure an adequate response to the constantly evolving threat landscape.
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Report and attestation letter
At the conclusion of the engagement, we deliver the following documents:
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Final Report: A comprehensive document detailing the assessment's findings and remediation recommendations. This report is designed to be accessible to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
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Letter of Attestation: A concise document verifying the authenticity and scope of the pentest report. Customers often use this as evidence of pentesting activities for third parties, without revealing specific vulnerability details.
Report and attestation letter
At the conclusion of the engagement, we deliver the following documents:
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Final Report: A comprehensive document detailing the assessment's findings and remediation recommendations. This report is designed to be accessible to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Letter of Attestation: A concise document verifying the authenticity and scope of the pentest report. Customers often use this as evidence of pentesting activities for third parties, without revealing specific vulnerability details.
