Penetration Testing Solution
Simulate attacks to find vulnerabilities before hackers do
1. Don't wait until attacked to know your system has vulnerabilities
Many businesses confuse Vulnerability Scanning with Penetration Testing (Pentest). Vulnerability Scanning only uses software to find known bugs. Meanwhile, a Pentest is a process of simulating real attacks performed by security experts (Ethical Hackers), to exploit those vulnerabilities to see how deep hackers can go and what data they can steal.
2. Pentest Types Provided by Cyber IT Security
| Type | Detailed Description |
|---|---|
| Web Application Pentest | Check common vulnerabilities following OWASP Top 10 (SQL Injection, XSS, CSRF, IDOR). Detect business logic flaws that scanners cannot see. |
| Mobile App Pentest | Security assessment for iOS/Android apps: reverse engineering checks, insecure data storage, API connections. |
| Network & Infrastructure Pentest | Internal and External network testing. Detect configuration errors in routers, switches, firewalls, servers. |
| API Security Testing | Check authentication, authorization, and data leaks through APIs connecting applications. |
3. International Standard Pentest Process (PTES/OWASP)
1. Reconnaissance: Understand architecture, domains, IPs, used technologies.
2. Vulnerability Scanning & Analysis: Automated scanning combined with manual analysis to find weaknesses.
3. Exploitation: Penetration testing, privilege escalation, simulated data theft.
4. Reporting: Detailed report of vulnerabilities, risk levels, Proof of Concept (PoC), and detailed remediation guidelines.
5. Retest: Re-evaluation after the business has patched vulnerabilities to ensure the system is truly secure.
4. Core Benefits
Accurately detect real risks facing the system. Provide clear remediation guidelines for the Dev/IT team. Mandatory compliance for financial/banking security standards and ISO 27001 certification.
Solution Packages
Web/App Pentest
Targeted penetration testing for a single web or mobile application.
Infrastructure Pentest
Comprehensive internal and external network vulnerability exploitation.
Red Teaming
Full-scale simulated cyberattack including social engineering.