Identify security vulnerabilities with our comprehensive vulnerability scanning
Vulnerability scanning is a process of scanning a computer system, network, or application to identify security vulnerabilities. It helps organisations to identify and fix potential security issues before they can be exploited by attackers.
Our scan will identify any vulnerabilities in your network and provide you with a detailed report, including recommendations for remediation.
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A streamlined pen testing service keeping you in the know.
Before the testing phase can begin, the scope of the pentest must be agreed upon by you. This includes identifying the target systems, networks, or applications to be tested, and the specific objectives and goals of the test. The scope should also outline any limitations, such as the type of attacks that are permitted or any sensitive data that must be protected. To make this easier we have our own Scoping Form to complete.
The testing phase is where the actual pen testing takes place. We will attempt to exploit vulnerabilities in the target systems or applications using various techniques and tools. This may include network scanning, vulnerability scanning, password cracking, and social engineering. The goal is to identify as many vulnerabilities as possible and determine the potential impact of each one.
Once the testing phase is complete, we will prepare a detailed report that outlines the vulnerabilities that were discovered, along with recommendations for remediation. The report will include an executive summary that highlights the most critical findings, as well as a technical section that provides detailed information on each vulnerability.
After the report has been delivered, we will typically hold a wash-up call with you to discuss the findings and answer any questions. This is also an opportunity for you to provide feedback on the testing process and the quality of the report.
(No additional charge) Now is the time to review and prioritise the remediation recommendations in the report. We will also offer guidance on which vulnerabilities should be addressed first and provide additional support as needed. In some cases, we may retest the systems or applications at no additional charge to ensure that the remediations were successful.
If a full retest is required, we may charge an additional fee depending on our agreement or the package you have chosen. This involves repeating the testing phase to ensure that all vulnerabilities have been addressed and that the systems or applications are now secure.
We do recommend regular penetration testing, especially with the ever-changing threat landscape or any infrastructure changes.
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