Penetration Testing.
Safeguard your environment.
Meet compliance objectives and ensure security best practices.
Organisations face challenges in accessing penetration tests, such as limited availability, expertise, and sub-par deliverables that fail to effectively communicate critical issues and remediation strategies.
With years of experience, certifications, industry contributions, and an array of tools, Continuous Pen Testing addresses these needs in a dynamic threat landscape.
Our Continuous Pen Testing is an automated internal or external network penetration testing platform which incorporates the expertise of a team of security consultants. It offers a deployable solution for organisations of all sizes, allowing them to conduct penetration tests on demand, meeting compliance requirements and security best practices.
Egress Filtering Testing
- Ensure effective restriction of unnecessary outbound traffic through automated egress filtering.
- Mitigate the risk of data exfiltration by preventing unrestricted outbound access.
- Safeguard your environment against malicious actors and unmonitored ports.
Authentication Attacks
- Automates the discovery of user account credentials.
- Once found, we automate the process of validating those credentials and determining where they are most beneficial, simulating the method used by malicious attackers and penetration testers.
Privilege Escalation & Lateral Movement
- Using valid credentials, we will attempt to identify valuable and sensitive areas within your organisation.
Data Exfiltration
- Safeguard your business by addressing the severe concern of critical data leaving your organisation.
- Simulates and logs unauthorized access to confidential/sensitive data.
- Identify areas for improvement and tighten security against data exfiltration.
Simulated Malware
- With elevated access, we will attempt to upload malicious code into remote systems to test the organisation’s end-point anti-malware controls.
Quarterly Reports
- Our detailed deliverables will allow your network staff to cross-reference our activities with monitoring and alerting controls