Penetration Testing

Network penetration testing follows a methodical process to comprehensively assess your systems' security posture. Here's a breakdown of the key phases:

• Reconnaissance
  Ethical hackers gather information about your systems and network through public sources and controlled interactions. This helps them understand your defenses and plan a targeted attack strategy.
  
  
• Scanning
  Specialized tools are used to scan your systems for vulnerabilities like open ports and misconfigurations. These exposed points could be potential entryways for malicious actors.
  
  
• Vulnerability Assessment
  Data collected from reconnaissance and scanning is meticulously analyzed to identify exploitable vulnerabilities. This allows testers to prioritize the most critical risks.
  
  
• Exploitation
  Using the identified vulnerabilities, ethical hackers attempt to gain access to your systems. This simulates real-world attacks and exposes potential security gaps.
  
  
• Reporting
  Following the testing phase, a comprehensive report is generated. This report details the discovered vulnerabilities, their severity level, and provides recommendations for remediation strategies. This empowers you to prioritize and effectively address the security weaknesses.