Network Penetration Testing

Our Network Penetration Testing seeks to identify security weaknesses that could be exploited by motivated malicious individuals to gain unauthorized access to your systems, applications, and network  devices. Once vulnerabilities are identified, we investigate further for issues that could expose critical data or systems to an attack. 

• Local LLM AI-assisted analysis to discover vulnerabilities
• Demonstrate attacker ability to gain elevated access
• Validate business impact through data access scenarios
• Actionable recommendations to mitigate risks

Our Application Penetration Testing focuses on the application layer and may include other components such as web servers, application servers, and database servers, depending on the scope of the engagement. We specialize in traditional web-based applications, web services, mobile applications, and client-server applications.

• Local LLM AI-assisted analysis for vulnerability detection
• Fuzzing input and output validation controls
• Reviewing system and application component configurations
• Assessing authentication and authorization components
• AI Chatbot Penetration Testing

Our Wireless Penetration Testing identifies security weaknesses exposed via wireless clients and access points that could be exploited by malicious actors to gain unauthorized access to your internal systems, applications, and network devices.    

• Configuration review of wireless access points and clients
• Strength of deployed encryption methods
• Identification of rogue access points or wireless devices
• Exploitation of wireless client beacons and phishing attacks

For social engineering, we obtain a list of telephone numbers and email addresses from your designated point of contact. This list can include key targets such as HR, help desk, application  administrators, and internal employees. We then seek to obtain sensitive information through direct calls or phishing attacks.  

• Phishing and vishing attacks
• Malicious USB drop simulations
• Carefully crafted malware web-based attacks
• Assessment of employee security awareness