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Continuous Penetration Testing is a service offered for all organizations where a one-time penetration test may not be the best fit. A one-time penetration test is only a snapshot of what the current security posture of your network, web application or mobile application. This service is to allow organizations to have a revolving door of continuous penetration testing throughout a timeframe they desire.
After your organization concludes their one-time penetration test which displays the security posture of your current environment, your organization may be subject to network, web application or mobile application configuration changes.
Here is a list why your organization should consider continuous penetration testing:
Malicious hackers continuously attack corporations on a daily basis, so why not combat this issue with a solution of continuous penetration testing from ethical white hat hackers? Instead of a one-time penetration test annually or semi-annually, our team of experts at Cyber Arq provide a solution to thoroughly examine the vulnerabilities which appear and remediate them much sooner.
1. Define Scope
Detailed outline with the customer to define what assets are in scope.
5. Exploitation
Exploit vulnerabilities discovered in the vulnerability analysis stage with custom and generic exploitation scripts.
2. Information Gathering
Map out the corporate infrastructure based on services, ports, hardware, software and operating system.
6. Post Exploitation
Successful exploitation’s lead to privilege escalation and new vulnerabilities to test for exploitation.
3. Threat Modeling
Determine mission critical and connected assets to corporate data through white, gray or black box approach.
7. Reporting
Creation of Executive and Detail technical reports for both management and remediation team.
4. Vulnerability Analysis
Utilize enterprise and custom scanning tools to uncover vulnerabilities.
8. Exit Call
Call scheduled with customers management and remediation team to explain in detail the findings and assist in remediation processes.
1. Define Scope
Detailed outline with the customer to define what assets are in scope.
2. Information Gathering
Map out the corporate infrastructure based on services, ports, hardware, software and operating system.
3. Threat Modeling
Determine mission critical and connected assets to corporate data through white, gray or black box approach.
4. Vulnerability Analysis
Utilize enterprise and custom scanning tools to uncover vulnerabilities.
5. Exploitation
Exploit vulnerabilities discovered in the vulnerability analysis stage with custom and generic exploitation scripts.
6. Post Exploitation
Successful exploitation’s lead to privilege escalation and new vulnerabilities to test for exploitation.
7. Reporting
Creation of Executive and Detail technical reports for both management and remediation team.
8. Exit Call
Call scheduled with customers management and remediation team to explain in detail the findings and assist in remediation processes.
Network devices, Cloud infrastructure, Web applications, Wireless, Mobile applications and Internet of things devices
Network devices, Cloud, Wireless, Web application, Internet of things devices, Mobile applications, Social engineering, Continuous penetration testing and Active directory enumeration
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