Infrastructure Penetration Testing
Evaluate the security of your company's IT infrastructure. Infrastructure Penetration Testing involves simulating real-world cyber attacks against the organization's network, systems and other IT assets to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses that malicious actors could exploit.
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Why Infrastructure Penetration Testing is Efficiant for a business?
Penetration testing helps in identifying weaknesses, vulnerabilities, and potential entry points within the company's infrastructure.
Once vulnerabilities are identified, the company can take proactive measures to mitigate these risks. This might involve implementing additional security controls.
Penetration testing provides insights into the overall security posture of the company's infrastructure. By understanding where weaknesses exist, the company can prioritize security investments and focus resources on areas that need improvement.
Identifying and fixing vulnerabilities before they are exploited by attackers can prevent potential data breaches. This helps safeguard sensitive information, such as customer data, intellectual property, and financial records.
Our approach
- Planning and Preparation
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This phase involves defining the scope of the penetration test, identifying the target systems and networks to be tested, and obtaining necessary permissions from the organization's stakeholders. It's crucial to establish clear objectives and rules of engagement before proceeding.
- Reconnaissance
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In this phase, the penetration tester gathers information about the target infrastructure, including network architecture, IP addresses, domain names, and other relevant details. This information helps in understanding the attack surface and identifying potential entry points.
- Vulnerability Scanning
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Using specialized tools, the penetration tester scans the target infrastructure for known vulnerabilities and misconfigurations. This step helps in identifying low-hanging fruit that attackers could exploit to gain unauthorized access.
- Privilege Escalation
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Once initial access is achieved, the penetration tester may attempt to escalate privileges to gain deeper access to the target systems or networks. This could involve exploiting additional vulnerabilities or leveraging misconfigurations to elevate their level of access.
