Penetration Tests
Cybersecurity
Penetration testing refers to simulated hacker attacks on IT systems designed to identify weaknesses and vulnerabilities that could be exploited by cybercriminals. These tests allow an organisation to detect threats before unauthorised individuals do, enabling them to implement appropriate security measures.

Types of Penetration Testing
Infrastructure Testing – This involves testing the entire IT infrastructure, including servers, network devices, and operating systems, by assessing attack vectors such as outdated software, improper system configurations, weak passwords, external system access, and privilege abuse. The goal is to identify potential vulnerabilities that could lead to data breaches or other significant threats.
Application Testing – This focuses on testing applications for vulnerabilities in code, such as application logic errors, unsecured input data (e.g., SQL injection, Cross-Site Scripting), and improper session management. These penetration tests help uncover threats that could lead to data breaches and the exploitation of sensitive information.
Web Application Testing – This tests web applications for threats like XSS, SQL injection, unauthorised access to APIs, authentication errors, and the possibility of data interception. Through these tests, we identify critical flaws that could result in reputational damage if exploited by cybercriminals.
Network Segmentation Testing – This checks whether network segmentation effectively prevents attackers from accessing internal resources by exploiting weaknesses in firewall configurations, routers, or other devices controlling access between network segments. These tests help safeguard organisations from hacker attacks and unauthorised access.
Wi-Fi Testing – This tests wireless network security, identifying flaws such as broken encryption (e.g., WEP), unauthorised connections, weak passwords, router misconfigurations, and data interception risks. Penetration testing of Wi-Fi networks helps reduce the likelihood of a data breach via wireless channels.
Mobile Application Testing – This focuses on mobile apps running on Android and iOS systems, looking for threats such as poor user data management, insecure data storage, lack of encryption, authentication errors, and vulnerabilities to Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attacks or reverse engineering. Penetration testing in this area helps detect flaws that could lead to data breaches or unauthorised control of devices.
How We Can Help You
We conducting penetration tests to thoroughly examine their IT systems for potential vulnerabilities. Once the tests are completed, we provide a detailed report outlining the identified threats and the potential consequences of their exploitation, including reputational damage or financial penalties. We also help plan corrective actions to eliminate security gaps and improve overall system protection, supporting clients in implementing recommendations and strengthening their cybersecurity.
How We Will Work With You
Stage 1
Planning
At this stage, we define the scope of the penetration testing, including the areas of systems, applications, or networks to be tested, as well as the attack vectors. You will receive a form that collects all the necessary information from you. We will also provide you with login credentials (particularly important for internal testing) and ask for access to your systems for our testing team.
Stage 2
Information
Gathering
We conduct system reconnaissance (footprinting), gathering publicly available data, such as domains, IP addresses, and system configurations, which will assist in further testing.
Stage 3
Vulnerability
Analysis
We use scanning tools to identify known vulnerabilities in security, such as outdated software versions, configuration errors, weak passwords, or application flaws. Automated tools allow us to cover a broader range of attack vectors and reduce the overall cost of providing this service.
Stage 4
Exploitation
We test the potential exploitation of identified vulnerabilities by conducting simulated hacker attacks to determine whether these vulnerabilities could be leveraged in real-world conditions by cybercriminals. This combines automation and our expertise to assess whether a vulnerability is merely a potential flaw or a serious threat to your system's security.
Stage 5
Reporting
We produce a detailed report outlining the vulnerabilities detected, the associated threats, and our recommended remediation actions. We will send you the report in an editable format and ask you to address the identified vulnerabilities.
Stage 6
Follow-up
At this stage, we conduct re-tests or meet with you to discuss the report and the corrective actions to be taken. Remember, with our penetration testing services, you will also gain valuable knowledge on how to address the vulnerabilities found, ensuring your systems are better secured against future threats.
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