Penetration and Vulnerability Testing
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Penetration Testing and its Purpose
01 Demonstrate real world risk by simulating a malicious threat actor
02 Evaluate current security detection and monitoring controls
03 Provide businesses with remediation strategies to mitigate risks
04 Understand how attackers target their most confidential/sensitive data
Assessment Capabilities
we offer two different automated PENETRATION testing services to guide your organization to a better security posture and program
INTERNAL NETWORK PENTEST: Employing a device connected to your internal infrastructure, our expert consultants will identify security weaknesses within your internal network. These assessments mirror the tactics of potential malicious actors.
EXTERNAL NETWORK PENTEST: Stepping into the shoes of a malicious intruder operating from the public Internet, our consultants will uncover security vulnerabilities in your external network setup. These weaknesses may encompass patching, configuration, and authentication concerns.
Our Automated Penetration Test Methodology
Triple4’s PenTest combines multiple methodologies that were once manually conducted into an automated fashion to consistently provide maximum value to organizations.
EGRESS FILTERING TESTING
Automatically perform egress filtering to ensure that your organization is effectively restricting unnecessary outbound traffic. Unrestricted outbound access can allow a malicious actor to exfiltrate data from your organization’s environment using traditional methods and unmonitored ports.
AUTHENTICATION ATTACKS
Upon the discovery of user account credentials, Triple4’s PenTest will automatically attempt to validate those credentials and determine where they are most useful. This is a common process executed by both malicious attackers and penetration testers and is performed during privilege escalation.
PRIVILEGE ESCALATION & LATERAL MOVEMENT
Using a valid set of credentials, Triple4’s PenTest will attempt to identify valuable areas within your organization.
SIMULATED MALWARE
With elevated access, Triple4’s PenTest will attempt to upload malicious code onto remote systems to test the organization’s end-point anti-malware controls.