A penetration test or pentest is the most important step in a security audit of an organization’s information systems. It allows business owners to ensure that the company can withstand external attacks and that key business processes will not be disrupted by attackers. Conducting a penetration test significantly reduces the risk of damage due to the actions of cybercriminals. The term pentest comes from the English phrase penetration testing. The procedure is now a widespread practice around the world.
During a penetration testing process, CyberSEALs experts check all nodes of an information system, which are an essential foundation for a stable operation of organization processes — a website, a mail server, client, and mobile applications.
BlackBox
A type of pentest when only publicly available data about research targets, networks, and their parameters are accessible to the pentester.
WhiteBox
A specialist is provided with all data needed for rapidly conducting a penetration test
GreyBox
A tester has only limited information to identify the strengths and weaknesses of a target’s security network, and periodically requests information to reduce the investigation time and to make the testing process more efficient.
Testing of applications adheres to requirements from:
Competences of specialists
The company’s employees have been awarded the following certificates:
Types of submitted reports:
The final report consists of two parts, containing:
Information system security is one of the critical aspects that the owner of the organization must focus on. A penetration test is conducted to identify the security level of the customer’s system.
The most appropriate attack vectors are selected for the testing according to the client's requests.
Extensive experience allows us to provide services quickly and efficiently.
If the client suddenly has additional problems, our support service is ready to assist to solve them as soon as possible.
