Overview
Why Do You Need Network Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing Services?
A bug in a code made for software design can cause harm to the overall system. Not only this, even a small gap in security procedures can result in an Internet breach. What worse can happen? Sometimes, important business data is hacked, which may impact your finances. There are hackers, extortionists, and disgruntled employees who are responding to this. We, as the best cybersecurity company, are providing great solutions to protect your brand with these services. We follow compliance standards like ISO 27002 / ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and more during network vulnerability assessment and penetration testing.
Network Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing Services We Offer
End-to-End Assessment
It defines the assessment's objectives and limitations. For this, we use automated tools and manual techniques to know about security misconfigurations within the network infrastructure. Moreover, our team of ethical hackers simulates real-world cyberattacks. It helps us find the exact errors in code so that we can take timely actions and prevent cyberattacks on your application.
Affordable Services
Our two main approaches to providing affordable network vulnerability penetration testing services include the usage of open-source tools and crowdsourced penetration testing platforms. They are a good starting point for finding security weaknesses in your network. We use scanners like OpenVAS, Nessus, and Nexpose Community Edition. Also, our large pool of security professionals helps you test your network for vulnerabilities in a budget-friendly manner.
24*7 Support
Security professionals at our company monitor network activity for suspicious behavior 24*7. We provide on-call support to address any urgent issues that may arise during vulnerability assessments. Even if penetration testing isn't actively being conducted, our customer support team will solve all your queries related to cybersecurity. We have automated tools as well for continuous scanning for vulnerabilities and generating reports.
Our Approach.
We start by listing all your network assets that can be hindered by threats. These assets include workstations, servers, network devices, applications, and databases. It helps us aim for compliance and improve security controls. We also focus on your systems housing confidential data and core operations. Some of the tests include a black-box and a grey-box test. This assessment specifies the deliverables from the VAPT like detailed reports outlining vulnerabilities.
Reconnaissance is the footprinting of network vulnerability assessment and penetration testing (VAPT). Through this, we gather data about networks that are prone to attack by threats. We include both passive and active reconnaissance. Our passive approach includes searching public sources like social media, DNS records, and employee profiles for information about the network infrastructure. Whereas, active strategy includes ping sweeps, port scans, and banner grabbing.
The analysis contains steps like identifying, classifying, and prioritizing existing weaknesses within the network. Through this, we can also access repositories of known vulnerabilities to compare discovered issues against documented exploits. Our strategy for this involves the usage of the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) and Open Vulnerability and Assessment Language (OVAL). Also, we have been using SQL injection and cross-site scripting (XSS) to further discover security flaws.
Threat modeling is a process used to check for brainstorm threats and vulnerabilities. We depict network architecture and threat flaws through this method. STRIDE, PASTA, and Trike offer approaches to start threat modeling. Moreover, it can effectively integrate the Secure Development Lifecycle (SDLC). It can even help us comply with industry regulations and data privacy laws.
After threat modeling, it becomes easier to exploit threats. Our tools help us work flawlessly. We have effective scanners that offer integrated exploitation modules. Our tools, like Metasploit, provide penetration testers with a vast arsenal of exploits that can be manually executed to target vulnerabilities. Highly skilled testers at the company develop exploit scripts to remediate them before they can be imposed by malicious actors.
Our reporting documents the entire VAPT process, presents the findings, and recommends remediation steps. It will have a concise overview of the engagement’s key findings and vulnerabilities identified. Also, a technical report is made that outlines the methodology, tools used, vulnerabilities discovered, their severity, and recommendations for remediation.
What Makes Us Different?
