"Survival in cyberspace isn’t easy. It demands alertness, active observation, and adaptability. It relies on the specialized skillsets, unwavering focus, calculated timing and the willingness to test to success. Comply with security regulations and protecting networks, computing systems, and users. Get answers to “What are the issues on my network ?” Detect the exploitable vulnerabilities concerned with the network security. WHAT ARE PENETRATION TESTS? In a penetration test, or pentest for short, authorized hackers simulate an attack on specific applications, networks, or sites to assess their security. A penetration test is designed with a specific goal in mind, such as to gain privileged access to a sensitive system or to steal data from a system that is believed to be secure."
Our Approach
Penetration Testing constitutes that part of a security assessment exercise which attempts to simulate the techniques adopted by an attacker in compromising the target systems. Our penetration testing methodology is well aligned with established standards and practices, combined with our extensive experience.
Types of Penetration Tests:
Web Application Security Testing
In this type of penetration test, we assess the security of the application by focusing on remotely exploitable vulnerabilities, application architecture, design and implementation. We also assess the controls with respect to user access, privilege levels, development and delivery, and overall design of the applications. This helps to give the total threat profile of your web application environment.
Network Penetration Testing
This type of a penetration test involves identifying the targets through Google searches, WHOIS, DNS queries, etc. Fingerprinting and identifying vulnerabilities. The exploitation of these vulnerabilities depends on whether it is part of the engagement or not. Limited exploitation is always done in terms of password guessing, directory traversals, file uploads, etc. Before going for stronger exploitation methods such as Denial of Service attacks, Buffer Overflow exploits, etc., we take prior written consent from the management so as to not to cause possible fallouts from the such exploitation methods.
Automated port identification
In large and very large networks, what is required is an automated way to periodically scan a large range of IP addresses, determine what ports are open, and attempt to identify the service running on those ports. An important activity is to produce trending analyses reports, which show new IP addresses or new ports that have appeared since the last scan was run. Network Intelligence offers a secure portal to its customers, where they can log in, enter their ranges, run the scans, view the reports and compare with previous scans.