External Infrastructure Penetration Test
Discover and Secure Your Web Application’s Vulnerabilities with Expert Penetration Testing Solutions
What is External Infrastructure Penetration Testing?
External Infrastructure Penetration Testing is a vital security assessment focused on identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities in an organization’s external-facing assets.
This type of testing simulates cyber attacks from an external perspective, targeting internet-exposed systems such as web servers, firewalls, and other network devices. The goal is to uncover security weaknesses that could be exploited by external attackers to gain unauthorized access to internal networks and data.
The findings from an external penetration test are compiled into a detailed report that outlines the discovered vulnerabilities, assesses their severity, and provides actionable recommendations for remediation.
This report is essential for helping organizations prioritize their security efforts and implement effective measures to protect their external infrastructure. Regular external penetration testing is crucial for maintaining a strong security posture, preventing unauthorized access, and ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations.
Common External Infrastructure Threats
External infrastructure faces numerous threats that can compromise the security and functionality of an organization’s network. Understanding these threats is crucial for implementing effective defenses. Here are some of the most common threats seen in 2023 and 2024:
- Unpatched Vulnerabilities
- Misconfigured Systems
- Credential Stuffing
- Phishing and Social Engineering
What Are The Benefits of External Penetration Testing?
What Can You Expect?
We strive to provide a transparent and collaborative approach to your penetration testing engagement. Here’s what you can expect throughout the process:
Scoping and Project Planning
Free Consultation: We begin with a free consultation to understand your goals, define the scope of the penetration test, and plan the project according to your specific needs.
Detailed Planning: Our team works closely with you to outline the target systems, applications, and network segments to be tested, ensuring that all aspects of your environment are thoroughly
Pentest Launch
Dedicated Consultant: Once the scoping documents are signed off, you'll be assigned a dedicated consultant who will oversee the penetration test from start to finish.
Continuous Updates: Throughout the engagement, your consultant will provide regular updates on the progress of the penetration test, keeping you informed every step of the way.
Client Consultation
Post-Engagement Call: After you have received the final report, your dedicated consultant will schedule a post-engagement call to present a detailed walk-through of all findings.
Other Types of Penetration Testing
We offer a variety of penetration testing services in order to provide security coverage across your entire infrastructure.
Vulnerability Assessment
Our automated scanning tools identify weaknesses in your systems, applications, and network devices, offering detailed reports and remediation guidance to enhance your overall security posture.
Cloud Security Services
Our automated scanning tools identify weaknesses in your systems, applications, and network devices, offering detailed reports and remediation guidance to enhance your overall security posture.
Internal Infrastructure
Penetration Testing
By simulating insider threats and potential breaches, we uncover vulnerabilities in your internal systems, network configurations, and user privileges, helping you strengthen your internal security posture.
Configuration Reviews
A detailed analysis of your system and application settings to identify misconfigurations that could lead to security breaches. We ensure that your configurations align with industry standards and best practices, reducing the risk of exploitation.
Web Application
Penetration Testing
Web Application Penetration Testing rigorously examines your web applications for security flaws and other OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities.