A PENTEST is an effective check of your business cyber security.

Regular pentesting helps to increase your protection against and reduce potential losses from cyberattacks

What is a PENTEST?

A penetration test, or pentest, is an important component of a realistic assessment of cyber security.

A pentest is a technical service for finding vulnerabilities in a particular information system by modelling and simulating a powerful, targeted hacker attack.

This service provides an opportunity to review and adjust the overall cyber security strategy for a variety of businesses, from small websites to large corporations.

It is used as a method of assessing the security level of information networks. Upon completion of the pentest, the client is provided with a detailed report describing the vulnerabilities, their criticality level, and recommendations for their elimination.

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Types of penetration testing

Choose the pentest type that suits your business needs

Web

Web application security testing consists of a simulated attack by our highly qualified security consultants.

Mob APP

Mobile application security testing is an in-depth analysis of the security of your application on devices such as a phone or tablet.

Social

Social channel penetration testing is designed to simulate the attacks that social engineers use to harm your company.

Network

This test simulates an attack by a hacker that has access to the company’s internal network and helps to identify the extent to which a potential attacker can damage the IT infrastructure.

Compliance

Penetration testing to prepare for certification according to international information security standards.

DDoS

DDoS resistance testing assesses the ability of information systems to withstand attacks aimed at disrupting the availability of information.

Why should you regularly commission penetration testing services?

The purpose of a pentest is to assess the ability of information systems to withstand attacks and predict possible economic and reputational losses in the event of a successful intervention.

The benefits of regular pentesting include:

Identification of vulnerabilities in the company’s network before attackers have the chance to do so;

Development of an effective cyber security strategy;

Creation of an effective cyber security system without unnecessary costs;

Verification of compliance with the rules and requirements of international security standards and best practices;

Preservation of the company’s image, brand reputation and customer loyalty.

Which business areas need to conduct a pentest?

There is a misguided perception that penetration testing is only necessary for large companies with developed IT infrastructure. However, the reality is that even smaller businesses, like the one we discuss next, can benefit from pentesting. Consider a small online store that sells goods exclusively through its website. If hackers destroy this website, what losses will the business suffer? How long will it take to restore the website? How will management’s attitude to cyber security change in the company after such a cyberattack?

The conclusion is obvious – regular pentesting is important for both large corporations and small businesses. The sooner testing is implemented, the less successful hackers will be in achieving their criminal aims.

Business sectors that require penetration testing:

Banks and financial institutions

Critical infrastructure enterprises

Telecommunications companies

Logistics centres

Commercial and industrial companies

E-commerce

Marketplaces

Internet providers

Start-ups

IGaming

Experienced and strategically minded executives prefer to commission network penetration testing rather than wait for hackers to find and exploit vulnerabilities.

Remember, only a pentest can check the effectiveness of a cyber security system!
At the moment, there are no other effective methods.

Methodology

Our approach to Pentesting and Red Teaming is based on best practices and well-known methodologies. 

ISECOM OSSTMM3

PTES

NIST SP800-115

OWASP

OWASP MSTG

Certificates

  • eWPT v1 (eLearnSecurity Web Application Penetration Tester v1)
  • eWPTX (eLearnSecurity Web Application Penetration Tester eXtreme)
  • CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional)
  • eMAPT (eLearnSecurity Mobile Application Penetration Tester)
  • eCPPT (eLearnSecurity Certified Professional Penetration Tester)
  • PJPT (TCM Security – Practical Junior Penetration Tester)

Pentesting is an effective method of preparing for certification according to international information security standards

PCI Data Security Standard

ISO/IEC 27001

SWIFT CSP

NIST CSF

Stages of penetration testing

1

Setting goals and priorities

2

 Passive data collection

3

Active data collection

4

Active penetration testing

5

 Development of the report

6

Presentation and discussion of the results

What do you get as a result of pentesting? 

The customer will receive a detailed report on the results of penetration testing.

This document will list all the vulnerabilities discovered during the test along with detailed descriptions and scores. In addition, the report will contain descriptions of the actions that helped identify these vulnerabilities, recommendations for their remediation, and a list of the services found, if provided for by the service format.

Each customer will receive important tips and advice on how to improve cyber security. 

Summary for management

Purpose of testing

Scope

Description of testing technique

Testing results

Why choose us?

Our cybersecurity experts take into account your individual needs and the specifics of the object under test. The main goal of our cooperation is not only to conduct a pentest, but also to clearly understand how to eliminate all identified vulnerabilities, increase the overall level of security and comply with international security standards.

Experience

Over 10 years of practical experience

Efficiency

Over 50 successful projects every year

Responsibility

High quality at all stages of service delivery

Professionalism

Qualified specialists with international certificates

Trust

Our key clients have been working with us since 2014

Value

Recommendations for improving cyber defence

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Still have doubts about commissioning penetration testing services?

Consider the following questions to understand why your business needs to conduct a pentest as soon as possible:

  • When was the last time you conducted a pentest for your information systems?
  • Are you sure that your business is not attracting the attention of hacker groups?
  • If hackers want to attack your business, what goals will they pursue?
  • How effectively will your cyber defence systems work during a serious hacker attack?
  • What are the financial and reputational consequences for your business in the event of a successful hacker attack?

Cyber defences are only effective when they are constantly evolving and improving

Conducting penetration tests for a network increases the level of protection against cyberattacks and helps reduce potential losses.

With the annual increase in hacker activity, regular pentesting is becoming a necessary component of cyber defence.

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