Penetration Testing Services & Red Team Operations
Our Penetration Testing Services including internal and external pen test provide a comprehensive threat assessment. A FoxPointe Solutions cybersecurity threat assessment identifies the various information assets that could be affected by a cyberattack, and then identifies the various risks that could affect those assets.
What is a Penetration Test (Pen Test)?
Penetration testing is known by many different names: ethical hacking, white-hat hacking, and pen testing. It is a type of security assessment that evaluates a computer system, network, or software application to identify vulnerabilities that an attacker could exploit. This assessment measures an information system’s security by simulating an attack from a malicious source.
Businesses authorize internal and/or external penetration tests to determine cybersecurity weaknesses and identify methods to strengthen their systems.
The Benefits of a Penetration Test
- Identification and Remediation of Security Flaws and Vulnerabilities
- Reasonably Secure Systems from Malicious Actors
- Detailed Documentation of Findings
- Limit Monetary Loss
- Preserve Your Reputation
- Minimize Risks
Our 3 Phased Approach
- Planning and Preparation: A collaborative process that outlines a detailed process for resources and timing
- Manual Exploitation Testing: A hands-on test, which simulates a real world threat actor attempting to exploit people, processes and technological vulnerabilities; to gain access to your organizations data
- Reporting: A comprehensive report outlining identified vulnerabilities and a prioritized list of remediations
Technical Penetration Testing Services
Our red team experts simulate real-world cyberattacks to test and strengthen your organization’s defenses. Every engagement is tailored to your specific needs and security goals.
External Pen Test:
Simulates an outside attacker attempting to breach your systems.
Internal Pen Test:
Mimics an attacker with internal access to evaluate internal defenses and potential attack paths.
Social Engineering:
Our experts observe and assess how your team identifies, escalates, and responds to the simulated ransomware attack by reviewing your Cybersecurity Incident Response Plan (CSIRP) in real time.
Grey Box Test:
At an agreed-upon date, we conduct a recovery retest to ensure improvements have been made and vulnerabilities have been addressed.
Black Box Test:
No system information is shared—this fully simulates an external attacker.
White Box Test:
Full access is given to simulate a targeted attack on specific systems.
