At Hack by law, we’re more than just a team of experts – we’re FAMILY.
What we do is more than just a job—it’s a lifestyle.
We live and breathe pentest and each new project is a challenge we take on with full dedication and effort.
What are we doing here?
What is it PENETRATION TESTING?
Pentest is the process of simulating the actions of an attacker in order to detect vulnerabilities in an information system and check their possible resistance to hacker attacks.
In other words, you pay us to hack your systems 🙂
and reveal to you the weak and unprotected points of your information system.
We help our clients Uncover the real state of their cyber defense and take control of it.
Types of penetration testing we provide
Black Box Testing
White Box Testing
Grey Box Testing
This type of testing is performed with limited or no knowledge of the internal workings of the system being tested. We approach the system as an external user and focus on identifying vulnerabilities from an outsider’s perspective. Black box testing simulates real-world scenarios where attackers have little to no knowledge of the system’s internal architecture or code.
In contrast to black box testing, white box testing is conducted with full knowledge of the internal structure, design, and implementation of the system being tested. Access is provided by you to the source code, architecture diagrams, and other technical details, allowing them to assess security vulnerabilities from an insider’s perspective.
Grey box testing combines elements of both black box and white box testing. We have partial knowledge of the internal workings of the system, such as limited access to source code, architecture diagrams, or system documentation. Grey box testing allows us to leverage our understanding of the system’s internal logic while still simulating some aspects of an external attacker’s perspective.
What do you get as a result?
Identify and mitigate potential security risks before they are exploited by malicious actors, reducing the likelihood of data breaches or system compromises.
Meet regulatory and compliance requirements, as many industries and standards mandate regular penetration testing as part of their security protocols.
Strengthen your organization’s overall security posture by identifying weaknesses and implementing appropriate security measures to protect against cyber threats.
Safeguard sensitive data, intellectual property, and other valuable assets from unauthorized access, theft, or manipulation.
Demonstrate to customers, partners, and stakeholders that you take security seriously and are committed to protecting their information and privacy.
Stay ahead of evolving cyber threats by proactively identifying and addressing vulnerabilities, reducing the risk of costly security incidents and reputational damage.