Our penetration testing team's approach addresses wide-ranging needs for our clients and we offer an in-depth, comprehensive penetration testing service that tests systems from an external or internal perspective.
External testing usually takes place across the Internet to simulate the view of your systems through the eyes of (and in a similar environment to) a potential attacker.
Internal testing involves attending your site and connecting to your internal network on the appropriate network segment thus seeing services and resources from behind the external perimeter perspective to identify other vulnerabilities.
7Safe's testing is designed to ensure that your systems are operating as expected and that there are no hidden or undiscovered security related issues.
The testing process is a detailed, thorough and extensive process involving the following stages:
| Scoping |
Assessing the appropriate targets for penetration testing |
| Discovery |
Building information about your network & its services |
| Vulnerability scanning |
Testing systems & services for known vulnerabilities |
| Target penetration |
If within testing scope, systems may be compromised |
| Analysis |
Analysing the results from previous stages for potential impact |
| Reporting |
Detailed findings & recommendations based on the Analysis stage |
Independent penetration testing is recommended on a regular basis. However, one-off assessments may be performed.
7Safe also regularly performs application security penetration testing and security code reviews which many clients find an excellent complementary measure.
Our reporting delivers a high-level summary for management purposes together with technical details which are organised according to perceived risk.
Within each section are recommendations for resolving any vulnerabilities found, combined with an overall conclusion which details any additional recommended actions if required.
Contact us for a penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, application security test or code review quote.
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This aspect of security testing revolves around human interaction and primarily involves tricking your staff into breaking security procedures. Social engineering techniques can be integrated into our security testing method if required.