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Cyber Security

Vulnerability Assessment

Testing that uses automated scripts and tools, such as web and network security scanners for identifying, classifying, and prioritizing security vulnerabilities. In the end, the client is given a report with a list of everything that should be changed, updated, or repaired.

Social Engineering

Another segment in the domain of penetration testing is intended for companies that want to test employees that may be the weakest link in the cybersecurity chain. Social engineering is an attack vector, and it can be performed anywhere human interaction is involved.

We will perform two phases of testing on remote and physical vectors:

Remote includes:

  • Phishing / Spear phishing (from email campaigns)
  • Vishing (phone contact made for extracting sensitive information)
  • Smishing (extracting sensitive information via text/SMS message)

Physical intrusions are based on human curiosity, like Road Apple

Penetration Testing

Unlike vulnerability assessment, penetration testing or pen-testing is goal-oriented and its purpose is to simulate a real-life attack. This implies information gathering, mapping, scanning, exploitation, and maintaining access. After the executed pen-test, the client receives a report that contains information about potential security weaknesses, how to defend against those security weaknesses, and advice on how a client might protect itself better.

Web Application Testing

This is a type of penetration testing on which we place a special focus and emphasis. This is due to the fact that the number of web applications and websites grows rapidly and the need for application testing rises proportionately.

Information Gathering

We offer services for collecting information about organizations and employees as well.

Collecting data is the first phase of every attempted hacker attack. The easiest way for you to reduce the risk is to know where are the weak points of which the hacker is trying to take advantage or misuse.

Security Awareness Training

Training and education of employees can reduce the risk of security incidents