Penetration Testing
What is Penetration Testing?
Internal Penetration Testing
Internal penetration testing simulates an attack from within your organization's network to identify security weaknesses that could be exploited by malicious insiders or compromised devices. This assessment helps uncover vulnerabilities in internal systems, misconfigurations, and access control issues—ensuring your internal defenses are strong and your sensitive data is protected.
External Penetration Testing
External penetration testing evaluates your organization’s internet-facing assets—such as websites, email servers, and remote access points—for vulnerabilities that attackers could exploit from outside your network. This simulated attack identifies security gaps before real threats can, helping you strengthen your perimeter defenses and protect your data from external breaches.
Web Application/API Penetration Testing
Web application and API penetration testing focuses on identifying security flaws in your web apps and backend APIs—such as authentication issues, injection vulnerabilities, and data exposure. By simulating real-world attack scenarios, this testing helps ensure your applications are secure, reliable, and compliant with industry standards like OWASP.
Our Process
Plan/Recon
Scope out in scope assets. Review social media and other public internet sources for data to exploit the organization as a threat actor would.
Scanning
Discover live hosts, open ports, and running services. Reveal potential known vulnerabilities. Scanning guides the subsequent exploitation efforts and helps prioritize high‑impact targets.
Exploitation
Leverage the vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access to systems, networks, or applications. Exploitation demonstrates the impact of these gaps and drives remediation efforts.
Reporting
Detail vulnerabilities, exploitation methods, and technical steps taken. Document risk ratings, recommendations and an executive summary to align technical teams and leadership.
External Penetration Testing
External penetration testing evaluates your organization’s internet-facing assets—such as websites, email servers, and remote access points—for vulnerabilities that attackers could exploit from outside your network. This simulated attack identifies security gaps before real threats can, helping you strengthen your perimeter defenses and protect your data from external breaches.
Vulnerability Detection
Social Media Intelligence Gathering
Username and Acount Enumeration
Breached Data Discovery
Client Specific Attack Vectors
Service and Port Enumeration
Website Enumeration and Exploitation
Login Portal Attacks
ASREP and Kerberoasting
Pivoting
Shared Resource Enumeration
Vulnerability Exploitation
Ticket Attacks
Vulnerability Detection
Network Poisoning and Man-in-the-Middle Attacls
Hash Cracking
Active Directory Attacks
Excessive Privilege Exploitation
Internal Penetration Testing
Internal penetration testing simulates an attack from within your organization's network to identify security weaknesses that could be exploited by malicious insiders or compromised devices. This assessment helps uncover vulnerabilities in internal systems, misconfigurations, and access control issues—ensuring your internal defenses are strong and your sensitive data is protected.
Web Application/API Penetration Testing
Web application and API penetration testing focuses on identifying security flaws in your web apps and backend APIs—such as authentication issues, injection vulnerabilities, and data exposure. By simulating real-world attack scenarios, this testing helps ensure your applications are secure, reliable, and compliant with industry standards like OWASP.
Authentication Attacks
Excessive Privilege Exploitation
Directory Traversal
Fuzzing and File Discovery
Vulnerability Detection
Injection Identification
OWASP Top 10
Session Attacks
Bypass File Uploads
Manual Authorizationn Testing