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Simulate real-world attack techniques to exploit weaknesses, test lateral movement, and reduce the risk of a breach across your infrastructure.
Group-IB Penetration Testing exposes real attack paths throughout your IT environment, showing which weaknesses can be exploited and what access they provide. Testing is informed by Group-IB Threat Intelligence and combines manual work with automated tools to increase coverage and reduce false positives.
Internal and external penetration testing provides organizations with critical insights into exploitable security gaps that may be missed by internal teams. It also helps you to prioritize your security budgets where they are needed most and support audit readiness with documented findings.
The existence of vulnerabilities in the publicly accessible systems
The possibility of penetrating the company’s internal network from the outside
Resistance to external attacks, including those involving the latest methods and techniques
Any risks and consequences of potential attacks
The security of a company’s local infrastructure
The possibility of insiders and disloyal employees accessing confidential information
The existence of network configuration errors and vulnerabilities in internal IT systems
Potential compromise scenarios that could be used for attacks from the inside
An executive summary with general conclusions on the system’s security level
A list of detected vulnerabilities with exploitation examples and classification of vulnerabilities by impact
Detailed recommendations on how to improve security posture and eliminate vulnerabilities
Our specialists hold internationally recognized certifications across penetration testing and related disciplines, including red teaming, incident response, and threat intelligence. Each engagement is tailored to your environment and delivered within a defined scope and timeframe to confirm exploitability without disrupting business operations.
The information security team will receive a report that will serve as the basis for a plan on how to strengthen the security of the application
Management will receive an executive summary (written in the language of business) designed to help make optimal business decisions
CISO will receive detailed recommendations on how to improve the company’s security posture by putting security at the core of business growth
Penetration testing not only helps meet regulatory requirements, but also makes the company more trustworthy for customers and partners
We apply the most up-to-date knowledge about the threat landscape using trusted Group-IB Threat Intelligence technology
Based on more than 70,000 hours of Incident Response, our team has identified the tools and techniques most often used by intruders
More than 19 years of experience in investigating cybercrime helps us accurately mimic actions taken by given hacker groups
Our expertise is recognised by international rating agencies such as Gartner, Forrester and Aite Novarica
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We see the full picture of the evolving cyber threat landscape thanks to unique tools for monitoring the infrastructure used by cybercriminals and data from battlefields:
Businesses cannot fully estimate the strength of their security posture unless it is tested. Here is where penetration testing comes into play. It helps businesses understand if their security policies are effective by identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities that can be exploited by attackers.
Penetration testing is deemed a requirement by regulators in some industries, while an optional yet essential security practice in others. However, it is recommended to conduct penetration testing periodically to constantly upgrade your defense against evolving threats.
Penetration testing is seen as a periodic security practice, to help identify and mitigate vulnerabilities that have been unidentified, ignored, or unmanaged. It is the best way to check the resilience of your internal and external systems, networks, and applications.
It is recommended to conduct penetration testing once annually, or more often in case of a high-risk industry. Penetration testing can also be done when organizations are adding new features, upgrading systems, or testing a new system in terms of handling sensitive information.
Our team of experts has more than 13 years of experience in penetration testing as a way of auditing infrastructures of all scales and types. We analyze your business requirements and potential risks in depth to ensure that your company infrastructure remains impenetrable.
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Penetration testing confirms whether vulnerabilities can actually be exploited and maps out potential compromise paths. Vulnerability assessments, on the other hand, focus on identifying and cataloging weaknesses and misconfigurations across your environment.
Both are essential components for complete security testing. External penetration testing assesses the external facing assets (internet-connected devices, employee accounts, etc), and internal penetration testing helps analyze how far an attacker can laterally move through a network after exploiting a weakness that leads to a breach.
A complete security testing program will include both internal and external penetration testing, as well as another social engineering testing which involves identifying shortcomings in existing security solutions, assessing the possibility of attackers using social vectors, and ascertaining to what extent the organization’s employees are aware of information security issues.
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