Gain assurance of your computer network or system to identify weaknesses that attackers can take advantage of to exploit vulnerabilities and system misconfigurations.

Penetration Testing is a comprehensive Security Solution.

Are you concerned about the security of your business or infrastructure? Do you worry about the safety of your sensitive data and system? If so, our Penetration testing service is the solution that you’ve been looking for.

Penetration testing also known as “Pentesting” is a simulated cyber attack on your organisation’s computer systems, networks and web applications. It is designed to identify vulnerabilities that hackers could exploit, and help you understand the potential impact of a real attack.

Our team of experienced and certified penetration testers will use a variety of techniques to try to gain unauthorised access to your systems, just as a hacker would. We will then provide you with a detailed report of our findings, along with recommendations for how to improve your security posture.

Why Choose Us for Your Pentesting Needs?

  • Certified and extensive experience in the field of cybersecurity
  • Proven track record of identifying ad mitigating vulnerabilities
  • A customised approach to meet the specific needs of your organisation
  • Timely and comprehensive reporting to help you prioritise and address any issues

Don’t wait until it’s too late. Protect your business with our comprehensive penetration testing service. Contact us today to learn more and schedule your test.

Cyber Root Penetration Testing Approach

There are many techniques that can be used to conduct a penetration test. When it comes to Cyber Root we adopt globally known and adopted methodology to provide our clients with the best outcome.

  • Information Gathering: Collect as much information as possible to obtain a better understanding of the scoped environment
  • Scanning and Evaluation: Carry out an automated and manual scanning and verification of the target findings
  • Exploitations: Attempt to exploit the identified vulnerabilities and gain further access or understanding of the target 
  • Verification: Conduct a manual verification and analyse the findings to validate the results
  • Report: Document verified findings as per their risk-based severity rating and provide recommendations

FAQs

Here are some commonly asked questions about Penetration Testing, if you’d like to know more about it please get in touch with our experts.

A Penetration test, also known as “Pentest”, is a simulated cyber attack on a computer system, network or web application to test its defences. The goal of a pentest is to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses that an attacker could exploit and to assess the impact of a successful attack.

Pentesting is important because it helps organisations to identify and prioritise vulnerabilities in their system, network, and web applications. By simulating an attack and measuring the system’s defences, Pentest provides a clear understanding of an organisation’s cyber security posture and allows them to take steps to strengthen their defences.

A Vulnerability Assessment is a systematic review of a system, network or web application to identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by an attacker. Whereas, penetration testing is a simulated cyber attack, to identify the vulnerability or misconfiguration and exploit them to gain further access or move laterally within the environment

There are many ways to conduct a pentest, and the specific approach will depend on the goals of the test and the system being tested. Generally, a pentest involves planning, reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation and reporting.

There are several different types of pentests, including:

  • External Pentest focuses on the organisation’s internet-facing systems
  • Internal Pentest focuses on the organisation’s internal systems
  • Web Application Pentest: A web application Pentest focuses on testing the security of a web application 
  • Wireless Pentest: A wireless pentest focuses on testing the security of an organisation’s wireless network.

The frequency of pentesting depends on the specific needs and risk profile of the organisation. Here are some factors to consider when determining the frequency of pentest:

  • Sensitivity of data
  • Network complexity
  • Regulatory requirements
  • Change management

In general, it is a good idea to conduct at least one pentest per year, although more frequent testing may be necessary depending on the organisation’s risk profile and the sensitivity of it’d data. It is also a good idea to conduct a pentest whenever there is a significant change to the organisation’s systems or network