Penetration Testing (PT)
Simulate real-world attacks to uncover vulnerabilities and strengthen your organization's security posture.
Identifies exploitable vulnerabilities through controlled cyberattack simulations by certified experts.
Provides actionable insights to strengthen defenses and close security gaps before attackers exploit them.
Delivers comprehensive test results and recommendations to support compliance and future prevention.
Penetration Testing (PT)
A mobile application pentest attempts to discover vulnerabilities in mobile applications. This test does not include servers and mobile APIs.
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A client-side pentest is performed for the purpose of detecting software vulnerabilities that can be easily exploited on a client device like workstations and web browsers.
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A social engineering attack targets employees of the company or parties with access to company assets, trying to persuade, trick, or blackmail them into disclosing information and credentials
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A physical pentest is performed for the purpose of discovering any vulnerabilities and issues in physical assets, such as locks, cameras, sensors, and barriers, that may lead to a breach.
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The purpose of a web application pentest is to identify security weaknesses or vulnerabilities in web applications and their components, including the source code, the database, and any relevant backend network.
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The term network services testing, also known as infrastructure testing, refers to a type of pentest performed for the purpose of protecting the organization from common network attacks.
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