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Assess Your Overall Security Before Attackers Do

If your business was hacked tomorrow, do you know what would happen?

Protecting your valuable assets and customer data is paramount in today’s digital landscape. Alongside robust security software, regular network penetration tests play a critical role. 

Pen Testing As A Service

What is Pen Testing? 

Penetration testing simulates attacks on IT systems to verify vulnerability assessments. It helps organisations address vulnerabilities quickly and prevent security threats, offering benefits like continuous security management and cost reduction.  

 

What should a pen test tell you? 

Penetration tests evaluate risks in software and hardware by identifying vulnerabilities. These tests use different techniques and targets to assess security measures. A comprehensive penetration test can confirm whether products and security controls are properly configured. It can also check for any known vulnerabilities at the time of testing. 

Pentest Reporting

Protecting your valuable assets and data is paramount in today’s digital landscape. Alongside robust security software, regular network penetration tests play a critical role. Below is a small sample of what you will receive from our pentest report. 

Penetration testing and it’s purpose:

Demonstrate real world risk: by simulating a malicious threat actor 

Evaluate current security: detection and monitoring controls 

Provide businesses with remediation: strategies to mitigate risk 

Understand attackers: and how they target their most confidential/sensitive data 

How Do Data Breaches Occur?

A data breach occurs when a cybercriminal infiltrates a data source and extracts confidential information. This can be done by accessing a computer or network to steal local files or by bypassing network security remotely. The most common cyber-attacks used in data breaches are outlined below:

Ransomware

Is commonly known as software that gains access to and locks down access to vital data. Commonly, hackers lock down files and systems and demand a fee to release the data, usually in some the form of cryptocurrency.

 

Common Target: Enterprise companies and businesses 

Malware

Commonly referred to as “malicious software,” is a term that describes any program or code that harmfully probes systems. It’s designed to harm your computer or software. It can steal, encrypt, or take control of computer functions.

 

Common Target: Individuals and businesses

Phishing

Scams are among the most common ways hackers access sensitive or confidential information. Phishing uses fake emails to trick people into clicking on harmful links or downloading infected files to steal information.

 

Common Target: Individuals and businesses 

Denial of Service

Is a cyber-attack which seeks to make a network resource unavailable to its intended users by disrupting the services of hosts. DOS occurs when a system is overwhelmed, causing the system to crash and leaving requests unfulfilled.

 

Common Target: Sites or services hosted on high-profile web servers such as banks 

We offer two different network penetration testing services to guide your organisation to a better security posture and program. 

Internal Network Penetration Testing

 

Using a device connected to your internal environment, our consultants will discover security vulnerabilities present within the internal network environment. These activities simulate that of a malicious attacker. 

External Network Penetration Testing 

 

Assuming the role of a malicious attacker from the public Internet, our consultants will identify security flaws within your external network environment; such as patching, configuration, and authentication issues. 

Why use Trustack for Penetration Testing

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Backed by Security Experts 

Our solution combines the knowledge, skills, logic, and toolsets of certified penetration testers.  


Meet Compliance/Cyber Insurance Requirements 

By having the ability to perform a quality network penetration test whenever you want and however often you want, your organisation can be assured that it will continuously meet security best practices and compliance regulations. 


We make Penetration Testing More Efficient

We provide real-time results and deliver reports within days, instead of weeks or months.