Pentest as a service

The penetration testing service simulates real cyberattacks on your systems to identify and fix vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by attackers. This includes thorough testing of your infrastructures, applications, networks, and services. 

How does a penetration test work? 

A penetration test begins with defining the scope and objectives, followed by a reconnaissance phase to identify potential vulnerabilities. Then, simulated attacks are conducted to exploit these flaws, and finally, a report detailing the vulnerabilities and solutions is provided to the organization. 

What security standards are followed during penetration tests? 

Our tests follow strict security standards such as ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, and GDPR to ensure that your systems comply with industry best practices and security regulations. 

What types of vulnerabilities are typically detected during penetration tests? 

Penetration tests detect a wide range of vulnerabilities, including misconfigurations, outdated software, weak access controls, flaws in security protocols, and software vulnerabilities. These tests simulate attacks to identify weaknesses before they can be exploited. 

What does a penetration test report include? 

A penetration test report includes a description of identified vulnerabilities, the potential impact of these vulnerabilities on the organization, the steps of the simulated attack, and practical recommendations to enhance security. 

What is the difference between automated and manual penetration tests? 

Automated tests use tools to quickly scan systems for known vulnerabilities, while manual tests are conducted by experts who analyze systems more deeply, detect complex vulnerabilities, and exploit flaws not detected by automated tools. 

Why are penetration tests necessary even if we already have an internal security team? 

While your internal security team is essential, external penetration tests provide an impartial and specialized perspective. They help discover vulnerabilities that your team may have overlooked and test your defenses against external attackers. 

What are the compliance implications of penetration tests? 

Penetration tests help ensure that your organization meets regulatory security requirements, such as those of ISO, GDPR, and PCI-DSS standards, by identifying weaknesses that could compromise your compliance and providing appropriate solutions. 

Penetration tests primarily focus on discovering specific vulnerabilities in systems, while the Red Team simulates more sophisticated attacks, using various tactics such as social engineering and physical attacks to test the overall resilience of your infrastructure against real threats. 

The tests are conducted by certified cybersecurity experts, such as OSCP, CISSP, OSEP certified professionals. These experts have extensive experience and specialized skills in penetration testing, vulnerability analysis, and advanced attack simulation. 

A configuration audit evaluates the settings of your infrastructure (servers, firewalls, routers, etc.) to detect misconfigurations and security flaws. It helps ensure compliance with industry standards and reduces the risk of attacks related to incorrect configurations. 

The main objective is to ensure that your infrastructure's configuration settings comply with security best practices, reduce the risk of human errors, and guarantee compliance with industry standards. This includes verifying server, firewall, and cloud service configurations. 

The architecture audit assesses the design of systems to ensure their security, scalability, and compliance with standards. It identifies architectural weaknesses, ensuring better resilience against cyber threats. 

This audit detects structural vulnerabilities in your systems and applications, ensuring an architecture that complies with security best practices. 

It reveals flaws in design, integration, and risks related to scalability, performance, and infrastructure security.