A Penetration Test serves as a proactive assessment of the target’s security posture and involves the simulation of real-world attacks aiming at compromising corporate assets. Adopting a ‘think like a hacker’ and goal-oriented approach, this service tests resilience against cyber-attacks across all stages to find out how hackers might try to break in.
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DNS Penetration Test
DNS is the protocol commonly exploited by cybercriminals for initial reconnaissance activities, Distributed Denial of Service attacks, or attempts aimed at undermining corporate governance.
A DNS Penetration Test simulates a real-world attack by leveraging both the intrinsic vulnerabilities of the protocol and the applications providing the service, certifying the correct delivery of DNS according to recognized best practices.
WiFi Penetration Test
The WiFi Penetration Test ensures a thorough and detailed analysis of the entire WLAN infrastructure.
Drawing on extensive experience with hardware and software systems, as well as in-depth knowledge of WiFi infrastructure protection techniques, the Red Team will attempt to breach the corporate perimeter and provide remediation recommendations for any vulnerabilities or misconfigurations identified.
Web Application Penetration Test
The Web Application Penetration Test is an activity that involves a real cyberattack aimed at compromising systems and exfiltrating sensitive corporate data, in order to uncover vulnerabilities that could be exploited by cybercriminals.
In the initial phases, security analyses are carried out to gather as much information as possible about the target and identify all vulnerabilities. In the subsequent phases, the identified issues are prioritized and categorized, with a focus on analyzing all application components and their communication and interaction logic. In the final macro phase, the actual cyberattack is performed.
Infrastructure Penetration Test
Infrastructure Penetration Test involves conducting real-world attacks within a corporate network to assess potential risks and vulnerabilities and identify what issues a hacker can cause within the network infrastructure, such as: viewing and exfiltrating sensitive data, persistence techniques, or entering the digital supply chain to conduct an attack towards suppliers or corporate employees.
Mobile Penetration Test
The target of a Mobile Penetration Test is exclusively a mobile application. The activity is carried out in two distinct macro approaches.
In a static approach, the following are analyzed:
- the app’s front end
- the programming languages and frameworks used
- configuration files containing sensitive data
- unencrypted portions of the source code
- any misconfigurations
In a dynamic approach, the following are assessed:
- front-end input-level security issues
- active interventions in the communication flow with the back end
- execution of targeted attacks against back-end servers
- exfiltration of sensitive data
