EXTERNAL PENETRATION TESTING
Identify weaknesses in your public-facing infrastructure, applications, services, authentication mechanisms, and perimeter defenses before an external attacker finds them.
HOW DO WE WORK?
1. Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)
Overview: Establish formal confidentiality protections prior to sharing sensitive infrastructure details or technical assets.
Key Focus: Protects proprietary intelligence and ensures all uncovered vulnerabilities remain strictly confidential throughout the project life cycle.
2. Scop of Work
Overview: Gather primary technical details regarding targets, environments, and desired security evaluations.
Key Focus: Identifies network boundaries, IP ranges, target host counts, web application endpoints, and preferred testing depth (black-box, grey-box, or white-box).
3. Pre-Engagement Consultation
Overview: Direct strategy discussion between key business stakeholders and technical leads to align expectations.
Key Focus: Clarifies assessment boundaries, reviews questionnaire findings, evaluates operational risks, and lays the foundation for the Scope of Work (SoW).
4. Contract & Rules of Engagement (RoE)
Overview: Execution of formal operational protocols, legal approvals, and binding project parameters.
Key Focus: Defines allowed attack vectors, emergency escalation pathways, operational schedules, legal disclaimers, and authorized testing windows.
5. Project Meeting
Overview: Final operational alignment conducted right before security testing begins.
Key Focus: Confirms live communication channels, verifies emergency contacts for critical findings, and establishes real-time status reporting schedules.
6. Physical Clearance Agreement
Overview: Specialized authorization required exclusively when physical penetration testing or facility intrusion is requested.
Key Focus: Serves as explicit authorization to protect assessment personnel from legal issues during physical security evaluations.
Our Penetration Testing Services
- Identify publicly accessible systems, domains, applications, services, and other assets that could be exposed to external threats.
- Identify public IP addresses, open ports, running services, and exposed network services associated with the organization.
- Evaluate perimeter defenses and firewall configurations for weaknesses that could allow unauthorized access.
- Assess publicly accessible servers for vulnerabilities, insecure configurations, and exploitable services.
- Test web applications for common and application-specific security vulnerabilities that could compromise systems or data.
- Evaluate authentication mechanisms and access controls to identify weaknesses that could allow unauthorized account or resource access.
- Identify security vulnerabilities and safely validate their potential impact within the authorized testing scope.
- Identify publicly accessible services or information that could provide attackers with unnecessary access or intelligence.
- Assess the effectiveness of relevant security controls and defensive mechanisms against authorized attack scenarios.
- Document identified vulnerabilities, their potential impact, supporting evidence, and practical recommendations for remediation.
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