At a glance
In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated and businesses need to adopt proactive security measures to stay ahead of attackers. Our Offensive Security services, such as penetration testing, adversary simulation etc. provide organizations with critical insights into their security vulnerabilities by simulating real-world attacks. These services help to identify and mitigate risks before they are exploited, ultimately safeguarding the business, protecting sensitive data and maintaining client trust.
The value for your business
- Proactive risk identification: Our Offensive Security services identify vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them, allowing businesses to address security gaps proactively and reduce the risk of successful cyberattacks.
- Cost savings through preventive action: By mitigating security weaknesses early, businesses avoid the costly consequences of breaches, including downtime, financial penalties and reputational damage.
- Enhanced regulatory compliance: regular penetration testing ensures adherence to industry standards and regulatory requirements such as GDPR, PCI-DSS, and ISO 27001, minimizing legal risks and potential fines.
- Comprehensive insights into attack scenarios: these services simulate complex attack chains. They offer a deep understanding of how attackers could exploit multiple vulnerabilities and enable businesses to prioritize remediation efforts effectively.
- Boost incident response readiness: Our offensive security solutions also enhance your incident response capabilities. Through red teaming exercises, we test your organization’s ability to detect, respond to and recover from real-time attacks.
- Actionable insights for continuous improvement: Beyond simply identifying vulnerabilities, we provide detailed, actionable reports that highlight the specific steps your organization can take to close security gaps.
Our services in detail
With penetration testing assessments, our ethical hackers simulate attacks on client systems to identify vulnerabilities that malicious actors could exploit. This process tests networks, infrastructure, applications and other components to uncover weaknesses before breaches occur. We conduct various penetration testing missions, including:
- Web applications
- Internal penetration tests
- External penetration tests
- Mobile applications
Why
Penetration testing helps identify and fix vulnerabilities that could lead to data breaches, protecting both personal information and your company’s reputation. It ensures compliance with standards such as GDPR, PCI-DSS, and ISO 27001, while preventing costly incidents such as downtime or data loss. Ultimately, it safeguards client trust in an increasingly security-focused market.
Phishing tests are simulated cyberattacks to evaluate how well employees recognize and respond to phishing attempts.
Why
Regular phishing tests help strengthen defenses and foster security awareness. The tests involve sending fake phishing e-mails that mimic real attacker tactics such as deceptive links and spoofed addresses. They measure employees' ability to identify suspicious e-mails and assess the effectiveness of cybersecurity training programmes.
Vishing tests are simulated cyberattacks designed to evaluate how well employees can recognize and respond to vishing attempts. Vishing is phishing via voice (telephone).
Why
By conducting regular vishing tests, organizations can strengthen their defenses against vishing attacks and foster a culture of security awareness among employees.
More and more attackers are using targeted phishing via telephone calls, pretending to be a support team or a security company. To deal with these new threats, it's important to be prepared.
Physical intrusion tests consist of assessing a company's physical security and staff awareness. During this test, the pentesters aim to find ways of bypassing physical security measures (camera, badge system, locks, etc.) as well as using social engineering to gain access to the buildings.
Why
Physical security is often neglected as a secondary layer of security, but it is the first layer of security for your internal enterprise network. If physical security is poor, it can be trivial for a malicious person to shadow employees and, for example, take photos of your company's offices, retrieve laptops or documents sitting on desks.
Physical intrusion tests aim to prove this and find vulnerabilities in your physical security so you can prevent this type of attack.
An assume breach simulation is a type of penetration testing that assumes a potential adversary has already succeeded in breaching the company's systems and has been present for some time.
Why
Every company will face a security incident at some point so you need to be prepared. That's why it's important to practice assumed breach simulation exercises. During these exercises, you can find out what an attacker might do if a laptop or server is compromised.
The review of an application's source code identifies vulnerabilities and deviations from best practices. Before the review, the auditor conducts an interview with the development team to focus on the most sensitive areas of the code. Depending on the code size, the audit can be performed entirely manually or with the assistance of an automated source code scanner.
Why
Conducting a secure code review offers several benefits. It helps identify security vulnerabilities early, reducing the risk of exploitation before the code reaches production. By ensuring adherence to secure coding standards, it enhances application security. Additionally, it supports compliance with industry regulations (e.g., PCI-DSS, HIPAA) and reduces the costs associated with fixing issues later in the development lifecycle. Furthermore, regular code reviews improve developers' knowledge of security issues, resulting in better code quality and a lower risk of future vulnerabilities.
The review assesses the configuration and hardening of operating systems or software against cybersecurity best practices. It typically follows benchmarks defined by the Center for Internet SecurityTarget not accessible (CIS), although other standards can be utilized upon request.
Why
Conducting a configuration review is vital for maintaining the security, stability and efficiency of IT systems. It enhances security by identifying and fixing misconfigurations that could lead to vulnerabilities. Additionally, it ensures compliance with industry regulations such as GDPR, HIPAA or PCI-DSS. Regular reviews optimize performance by updating configurations for better system efficiency, while also maintaining stability and reliability by addressing potential issues early. Furthermore, they support change management by ensuring that modifications are properly documented, tested and aligned with overall system requirements, preventing unintended consequences.