You can run a penetration test by following the five stages: preparation, reconnaissance, penetration, reporting and remediation. Penetration tests are important to help protect an organization from security breaches and data leaks. Cybercriminals are always looking for vulnerabilities within an organization’s system to steal their sensitive data. Penetration testing helps organizations identify security vulnerabilities to help prevent security breaches.

This plays a vital role in helping organisations mitigate cyber risk by shutting down vulnerabilities before they can be exploited maliciously. In this blog article, we outline what PTaaS is and how it can help you advance your cyber resilience.

In our continuous endeavour to innovate and improve, we are thrilled to introduce our new workflow for assessments. Designed with a focus on efficiency and user-friendliness, this newly revised process is set to significantly enhance your experience during a pentest.‍

Cyber security pen testing can vary widely, covering applications, wireless, network services and physical assets. These could include internal and external infrastructure testing, web or mobile application testing, API testing, cloud and network configuration reviews, social engineering and even physical security testing.