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Penetration Testing

What is Penetration Testing ?

Penetration Testing is an approach applied in order to perform security testing on a network system by creating real time cyber attack scenarios. It involves a set of approaches aimed at exploring a network in order to find potential vulnerabilities and mitigating them before any real attack happens. CryptoMize’s Penetration Testing professionals generate recommendations for rectifying security issues that were detected during the pen test. Our objective of the Pen Test is to improve digital security and provide protection against future attacks for the entire system and linked devices. A Pen Test entails the deployment of legal exploits on a network to demonstrate the existence of a security issue.

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Types of Penetration Testing

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Blackbox Penetration Testing

The Black Box approach is applied without knowledge of any information related to the technical aspects of a network. This type of test requires penetration testers to conduct comprehensive network exploration in an effort to determine the best way to organise a simulated attack.

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Grey Box Penetration Testing

The Grey Box approach to Penetration Testing is performed according to internal information for a network including technical documents, user privilege credentials, and more. Grey Box pen tests are a common approach that provides detailed security testing that takes place over a shorter period of time.

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Whitebox Penetration Testing

White Box Penetration Testing, it is sometimes referred to as crystal or oblique box pen testing. White Box approach involves sharing full network and system information with the tester, including network maps and credentials. This helps to save time and reduce the overall cost of an engagement.

Why do Organizations Need Penetration Testing ?

Organisations need to conduct regular testing of their systems for the following key reasons:

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Identify Vulnerabilities

Penetration Testing is the act of identifying vulnerabilities in your infrastructure, applications, and people.

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Assured Safety

Penetration Testing is the only way to verify that controls have been implemented and are effectively safeguarding your data.

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Prior Assurance

Testing against your application is the best way to ensure you know how it will react in the face of hackers or bugs.

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Discover Flaws

Pen Testing helps software developers and users find bugs, vulnerabilities, and weaknesses.

Benefits of Penetration Testing

Reveal Vulnerabilities

Penetration Testing explores your system or application’s weaknesses. It identifies the flaws that are easy to take advantage of by cyber criminals, enables you to find ways to improve your security posture, and lets you know if your security investments are working.

Show Real Risks

Penetration Testing is a powerful competitive advantage for a company. The goal of a Penetration Test is to test your defenses from an attacker’s perspective. It is important to test high-risk vulnerabilities in order to identify if exploitation is possible.

Test your Cyber-Defence

Penetration Testing helps you detect and respond to attacks faster. Whether you’re already under attack, or not yet secure, penetration testing will help you. You should be able to detect, investigate and prevent all cyber attacks. On detection, you can begin investigating.

Ensure Business Continuity

Penetration Testing is a risk management strategy which identifies potential threats and helps to ensure that your operations don’t suffer from unexpected downtime or a loss of accessibility. Penetration testing is looking out for potential threats before they materialize.

Third Party Expert Opinion

When an issue is identified by your team, your management may not be inclined to react or act. You need an independent third-party who can look into the issue and report their findings, along with suggestions on how to fix it. You can count on CryptoMize to be that expert.

Maintain Trust

Data breaches are costly, in terms of money, trust and customer loyalty. We will be happy to talk about our services with you. Our experienced consultants will systematically and thoroughly test your networks and systems to find out where they are most vulnerable.

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Web Application Penetration Testing

Web Application Penetration Testing is a process of simulating unauthorized attacks internally or externally to gain access to sensitive data. CryptoMize can be at helm to provide you with endless possibilities that a hacker can access the data from the internet and you can know how secure your web application is.

Social Engineering Penetration Testing

Penetration Testing for Social Engineering is the process of conducting common social engineering scams on a personnel's in order to determine the vulnerability to that type of exploit. Our goal of Social Engineering pen testing is to see how well employees follow management's security rules and procedures.

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Network Penetration Testing

Network Penetration Testing is penetration testing which simulates the processes hackers would use to attack your business network, network applications and attached devices. Network Penetration testing is a powerful technique to discover what vulnerabilities exist in your organization’s network prior to exploitation.

A Network Pen Test creates realistic attack scenarios against an organization’s network, simulating real-world attacks. It helps create real-world situations to show organizations how effectively their current security defenses would act when facing full-scale cyber attacks.

At CryptoMize, we utilize our years of experience and expertise to provide you incomparable IT Security Penetration Testing services with state-of-the-art tools and best practices. We make sure your business is protected from intruders, with zero downtime or adverse effects on your live infrastructure.

How Network Penetration Testing is Conducted ?

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Plan and Define

Plan and Define

First, an experienced Penetration Tester will define the goals of the testing exercise, taking into account the network processes and systems a hacker would target. Testers then define rules for the pen test operation alongside determining the methods and tools to be used.

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Scanning

Scanning

After comprehensive planning, analysts go on to use different methods such as reverse engineering, social engineering, and researching publicly available information. The goal is to identify potential vulnerabilities.

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Gain Network Access

Gain Network Access

Once a target system is identified, the Penetration Testers map the network and run a series of exploits to gain access to valuable information. Similar to cyber attackers, the analyst will begin by infiltrating low-value assets and then gradually move up in the network.

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Maintaining Network

Maintaining Network

Penetration Testing was designed to mimic a malicious hacker’s attack on a given system or application, which identifies weaknesses in their defences. In their efforts, pen testers are required.

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Reporting

Reporting

Penetration Testing helps you come to a conclusive report that analyzes the specific security weaknesses and vulnerabilities in the network. Such a report will include sensitive data the testers accessed, the duration of evading detection and information security recommendations.

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Prevent Network

When a successful penetration test is performed, the results assist a business owner in designing or adjusting their risk analysis and mitigation strategies.

Web Application Penetration Testing

A Web Application Penetration Test uses Penetration Testing techniques on a web application to detect its vulnerabilities. During penetration testing, the security team penetrates into your system and discovers how many security vulnerabilities exist in your web application. They will examine the attack surface of all the company’s browser-based applications and use similar steps an unauthorized user would employ to gain access to the system’s valuable information.

A Web Penetration Test reveals potentials for data breaches before they even happen. A Web Application Penetration Test helps you access a full report of the findings from the penetration test so that you can identify potential loopholes in your security strategy. Through this, you can identify vulnerabilities present in your web applications and implement the recommendations for their remediation.

Prepare for the unforeseen. CryptoMize will help you defend against common and uncommon security vulnerabilities, helping defend your organization against security breaches.

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Importance of Web Penetration Testing

Web Penetration Testing has become an indispensable part of information security. A growing number of experts say that, unless you know that your applications are scourged for vulnerabilities, you are exposed to threats.

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Ensures Safety

Web Penetration Testing service helps you fully understand how vulnerable your current cybersecurity implementation is, so that you can understand and act before the real threat arrives.

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Identify Risk

A Penetration Test would help you identify all risks and vulnerabilities in your web application in advance and allow you to take preemptive action against it before any real cyber criminal exploits it.

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Improves Effectiveness

Penetration Testing might consume your time but it may reap you long term benefits. It will improve the effectiveness of your organisation by keeping its assets safe from cybercriminals.

Mobile Penetration Testing

Our tests use the current tools and methods of malicious hackers. In other words, we attack you as they could, in order to find flaws (also called vulnerabilities). The aim is that you can fix them before attackers use them against you.

Threats to mobile phones are countless, with current cyber criminals using the most advanced technologies in order to infect your phone with viruses and spyware. Antiviruses are not enough anymore. That’s why you need Mobile Penetration Testing that takes into consideration these specificities.

A Mobile Penetration Testing process would include testing the application itself, the API (or the webservice) is used to exchange and supply data and the server hosting the API. The test will attack you as malicious hackers would do in order to help you identify flaws. The aim is that you can fix them before attackers use them against you.

CryptoMize will help you access data, network, services, etc. that shouldn’t be public or allowed for that category of users. We investigate if functionalities could be misused and help you remain safe.

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Social Engineering Penetration Testing

Social Engineering Penetration Testing is the practice of attempting social engineering scams on a company’s employees to ascertain the organization's level of vulnerability to that type of exploit. Social Engineering Penetration Tests assess the level of vulnerability of employees and take pre-emptive actions.

Penetration Testing should provide a company with information about how easily an intruder could convince employees to break security rules or divulge sensitive information. It gives the company an understanding of how successful their security training is and how the organization stacks up, security-wise, in comparison to their peers.

Our team will use Social Engineering Penetration Testing to assess your organization's susceptibility and help you prevent future incidents.

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Our Goals

Penetration Testing is an authorized audit of a computer’s system security. Following are the goals of Penetration Testing:

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Testing Security Defence

Testing an organization’s security is essential. Our ultimate goal is to check an organization’s security .

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Test your Assets

Testing your technological assets security, safeguards, and controls is the main goal of our Penetration Tester.

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Rules of Engagement

It is a document that is responsible for deciding how the engagement will be carried out for Penetration.

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FAQ'S

Frequently Asked Questions

A penetration test, or "pentest," is a security assessment that mimics an attack on a network or application by a malevolent party in order to find security problems. This test is planned ahead of time and carried out with the goal of not causing any system damage. Your pentesting firm will offer you with a report detailing the vulnerabilities and weaknesses discovered during the test, as well as recommendations for how to address them.
Many individuals are unsure what distinguishes a pen test from a vulnerability assessment (VA) check. There are a few big differences. A VA scan is, first and foremost, an automated test. A penetration test is carried out by qualified experts that delve into the intricacies of your network and aggressively try to exploit any flaws they find.
A vulnerability scan often only detects high-level issues. This scan generates an indication report rather than a vulnerability report. Pen-testers will delve further into a vulnerability's fundamental cause, employing their intellect and inventiveness to obtain access to databases and extract sensitive data.
Red Teaming brings your security team as close as possible to a real security issue, allowing you to accurately evaluate incident response. Penetration testers, on the other hand, are more focused on detecting existing flaws and use a more general or holistic testing strategy.

Penetration tests are divided into six categories, with most companies focusing on only one or two areas per engagement. For example, a company may decide to do both a social engineering and an external pentest at the same time. Pentesters have a tight scope and a specialised area of emphasis, allowing them to focus on certain attack vectors.

Attacks by the Red Team are more akin to a free-for-all. The methods and paths that Red Teams utilize to infiltrate your systems are usually completely unrestricted. They employ every means at their disposal to gain access, including wireless exploits and application flaws, as well as physically breaking into your business and taking sensitive information. Only the attack vectors you choose to deny in your agreement are an exception. With this in mind, Red Teams devote a significant amount of effort on penetration testing's pre-attack phase.

Everyone wants to keep their company afloat and retain a positive reputation with their clients. The only method to truly improve the security of your systems is to partner with a skilled penetration testing outfit that can think like an attacker. There are a variety of reasons why a company might be subjected to a pen test. Perhaps they wish to safeguard their consumers or their reputation, both of which are excellent reasons. Apparently they wish to avoid downtime, damage, and embarrassment in the event of a security breach. Perhaps they're deploying new software and want to make sure that any modifications they make don't produce unexpected consequences.
When running a test, a pen testing team should adhere to industry best practises, standards, and procedures such as OWASP, NIST, and other mainstream cyber security standards. Your team could be looking at a SQL injection to acquire access to a database, or they could be looking for some broken network authentication, pivoting to gain admin access, or gaining access to other users' credentials. They could be looking for cross-site scripting (XSS) to potentially divert consumers or obtain more information from system users.

Following are the different types of penetration testing:

1. Network Services
2. Web Application
3. Client Side
4. Wireless
5. Social Engineering
6. Physical Penetration Testing

Each sort of penetration test necessitates a unique set of skills, procedures, and tools, as well as alignment with a specific business goal. These objectives could include increasing employee understanding of social engineering assaults, implementing secure code development to detect defects in software code in real time, or achieving regulatory or compliance requirements.

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