App pentesting
Network penetration testing is a critical element in securing an organization’s IT infrastructure against cyber threats. This process involves simulating hacking attacks under controlled conditions to detect and remediate potential vulnerabilities in your company’s computer network.
Application penetration tests is a service that attempts to break safety features that protect given web application. Our engineers carry out a planned and controlled series of attacks. After simulation of attacks, the collected data is analyzed in order to:
Identify threats that could potentially lead to the leakage of confidential information.
Detect any security holes in applications.
Examine the possibility of using found vulnerabilities to take control of the application.
As a result of the test, the organization receives a report that contains the details of vulnerabilities found. For each potential gap, our engineers provide recommendations on how to improve services’ security, so that they do not pose a threat.
There are three ways to test a web application:
Black-box
White-box
Green-box
Analysis of data obtained from simulated attacks consists of:
Penetration testing is a service that attempts to break through the security measures protecting a web service. Our engineers conduct a series of attacks in a planned and controlled manner. After the attacks are simulated, analysis of the collected data takes place in order to:
Identify threats that could potentially lead to the leakage of confidential information.
Detect any security vulnerabilities in applications.
Investigate the possibility of using the vulnerabilities found to take control of the application.
Application pentesting
Penetration testing is a service that attempts to break through the security features protecting a particular network service. Our engineers conduct a series of attacks in a planned and controlled manner. After the attacks are simulated, analysis of the collected data takes place in order to:
Identify threats that could potentially lead to the leakage of confidential information.
Detect any security vulnerabilities in applications.
Investigate the possibility of exploiting the vulnerabilities found to take control of the application.