Penetration Testing
We’re the good hackers for hire. Let us break it before hackers do!
Our expertise guides you through the process of auditing, formulating, or upgrading your cyber security framework. Our approach includes setting project scope, conducting cyber security analyses, understanding your business backdrop, and developing tailored strategies. Our goal is to help you reach target milestones through strategic action plans that anticipate, prevent, and mitigate cyber threats.
- Infrastructure Penetration Testing
- Phishing Attack Assessments
- Source Code Review
- Vulnerability Analysis
- Web Application Penetration Testing
- Wireless Penetration Testing
Intelligence Gathering
We start by understanding your systems. A CyberNet operator identifies and fingerprints live hosts, and starts probing. What is the network topology? Which operating systems and available services are present? Are access control mechanisms in place? What core interactions occur between systems?
Inventory Vulnerabilities
Using known vulnerabilities, a CyberNet operator attempts to find entry points. Known vulnerabilities include legitimately provided services such as HTTP, FTP, SMTP mail exchangers, DNS, IMAP/POP, and file sharing services.
Network Topology
What vulnerabilities are present? These relate to network components configuration, design principles, and protocol-specific characteristics. Testing for these vulnerabilities utilises spoofing techniques and protocol specific tests. A security engineer may exploit fragmentation, trust relationships, protocol encapsulation, routing tricks, and implementation flaws.
Misconfiguration and Backdoor Tests
Are systems configured correctly? Are there any backdoors? A CyberNet operator attempts to exploit both.
Authentication and Access Control Schemes
Can a security engineer subvert authentication and access control mechanisms? They might use dictionary and brute force attacks on reusable passwords. They can exploit authentication schemes, social engineering, and contingency plan procedures.
White Box, Black Box, or a Combo
Our infrastructure penetration testing services include white, black, or gray box methodologies.