Cybersecurity Penetration Test
Can You Withstand A Cyber Attack?
Envision the discomfort of having to notify your clients and business partners that, due to your actions, their sensitive information might now be compromised by cybercriminals. Consider the financial strain of covering substantial emergency IT expenses while your business experiences significant disruptions for days or even weeks. Additionally, factor in the potential loss of data, client departures, and legal repercussions, including government fines for breaching data protection laws. Your bank account could be depleted without any financial safeguards. Nevertheless, it doesn't have to pan out this way.
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Discover how you can protect both yourself and your data through a comprehensive penetration test. Grasp the ease with which hackers can access your information if you're not vigilant. Ensure that your team adheres to solid cybersecurity practices.
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It's crucial to realize that nearly every data breach can be prevented. Sadly, cybercriminals thrive on the misconception that evading incidents in the past guarantees safety in the present.
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How the penetration test works:
1. Schedule an appointment time that best works for you.
2. After booking the Free Assessment. One of our cyber security analysts will call you to review some basic information about your IT infrastructure. During that call, we will send you an email to start the cyber security risk assessment.
3. The penetration test usually takes between 5 - 15 minutes.
4. Go about your normal routine as it runs. There is no impact on your work. We will analyze your results and present our findings as to what a hacker would find on your network within 7 business days.
What we will analyze:
• Security Patches & Vulnerability Management.
• Discover whether your network has vulnerabilities resulting from patch management issues.
• Test Your Network Perimeter Defense.
• Our scanner will test whether your firewalls are configured correctly and report issues if they do not appropriately alarm. Using multilayered boundaries, including a firewall, Intrusion Prevention, and Intrusion Detection are more critical today than ever.
• Test Your Identity & Access Management.
• Learn if your team uses stale, repeated, or crackable passwords for accounts on your network. Security best practices for handling passwords and credentials are employed, such as the usage of multi-factor authentication for remote access, critical accounts, and administrative accounts, enforcement of a strong password policy, absence of default and/or shared accounts, etc.
• Identify Serious Data Leaks.
• Determine where sensitive data is stored on your devices and make sure it’s being guarded. Hackers commonly exploit both your network and data assets when attacking your network.
• Determine Your Malware Defenses.
• Find out if you have an appropriate cyber stack that will respond to a virus attack.
• Get The Information To Inform Your Cybersecurity Decision Making.
• Gauge where your cybersecurity is today. Learn whether data encryption, along with information about what a hacker can see around an infected device. Determine if your network would withstand an attack (even on one machine!).