Penetration Testing

Penetration Testing actively involves attempting to ‘exploit’ vulnerabilities and exposures in an organisations environment. Through exploiting the security weakness, a Penetration Test will attempt to gain read/write access to system resources, gain shell access to operating systems and obtain comprehensive access to application and database resources. Once a device has been compromised, a Penetration Test will look to branch out and gain further access to system resources that reside on DMZ and Internal networks. A Penetration Test is designed to simulate the tasks and efforts that a real world attacker might look to exploit, but without damaging or disrupting any of an organisations production services.

Nettitude has been carrying out Penetration Testing engagements for blue chip companies for many years. Our depth and breadth of experience enable us to deliver high quality consultancy led engagements that both identify all areas of penetration whilst also providing appropriate remediation recommendations so that you can tighten your overall security posture. To find out more about how Nettitude can help you with your Penetration Testing requirements, please complete our contact form, and a Consultant will respond to your enquiry.

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