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Penetration Testing as a Service: Test your infrastructure's resistance to hacker attacks
A hacker has gained access to your internal infrastructure. What and how much can the hacker now achieve? An internal penetration test simulates the phases after a malicious insider has gained access to the network. It can assess your protection capabilities and identify any vulnerabilities.
Your internal security is important
Modern hackers continue to break into organisations with new and advanced methods that are constantly evolving and advancing.
That's why it's crucial for organisations to focus on internal security. One way you can do this is by adopting an Assume Breach-approach.
We can test your security status and protection of valuable assets once your external perimeter has been compromised.
We assess the security state of a specific environment or the entire infrastructure from the point of view that a hacker has gained access internally or an attack from a malicious insider . What can the hacker achieve? That's what an internal penetration test can reveal.
Test, assess and identify: 3 reasons to do an internal penetration test
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Test your infrastructure
Test your infrastructure’s resilience against modern attackers.
#2
Assess your critical assets
Assess how well you protect your critical assets when intruders enter your external network or you have a malicious insider.
#3
Identify vulnerabilities
Identify misconfigurations, known vulnerabilities and insufficient technical controls on internal systems and networks.
Penetration Testing as a Service: Extend value with a series of penetration tests
With Penetration Testing as a Service, you don't just get a one-off test, but an ongoing series of tests that follow your solution's development.
Where one penetration test provides a snapshot of the threat level and existing security, Penetration Testing as a Service ensures that your security is up-to-date and robust all year round.
This means you get:
- Continuous identification of vulnerabilities
- Continuous verification of patched vulnerabilities
- Ongoing recommendations on how to strengthen the security level
- Continuous follow-up tests performed by the same testing team
Our approach
We have an in-depth understanding and specialised knowledge of hacking methods and techniques to compromise systems and networks. That's why we utilise advanced Post Exploitation methods to identify and exploit common misconfigurations and vulnerabilities in Windows Enterprise environments.
These methods mirror the same strategies that today's cyber attackers use to compromise organisations.
We also offer to evaluate your Blue Team's ability to detect and respond to known attack techniques used in a cyberattack. In this evaluation, we simulate attack vectors such as Privilege Escalation, Credential Theft and Lateral Movement in close collaboration with your Blue Team to uncover any weaknesses in their detection set-up.
How the test works
During the test, we can provide indicators of compromise, both in network traffic and system memory, which can be valuable for Blue Team to improve their detection capabilities.
An Assume Breach test can therefore be a good alternative if you want to assess their detection capabilities but do not want to perform, or do not have the maturity for, a fully comprehensive Red Team test.
The test is performed on a domain-joined computer that you provide along with non-privileged user credentials. This requires minimal involvement from your technical team.
Intrusion Detection protects your network traffic
According to a new report from IBM, it takes an average of 287 days from the time a hacker gains access to a system until it is discovered by the owners. That's over 9 months during which a hacker is free to look for opportunities to gain more privileges, export data or encrypt access.
Intrusion Detection monitors network traffic to identify events that are abnormal and patterns that resemble known threats so they can be blocked before damage is done.