Network Penetration Testing
Overview
Network Penetration Testing is an essential part of a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy. By identifying and addressing vulnerabilities, organizations can ensure the security and confidentiality of their data, protect against data breaches, and minimize the risk of financial loss and reputational damage.
To conduct effective Network Penetration Testing, Cyberium Solutions recommends having a skilled and experienced team of testers who can use a variety of tools and techniques to simulate real-world attacks.This includes using both manual and automated testing methods, as well as staying up-to-date with the latest security trends and vulnerabilities.
By working with Cyberium Solutions, organizations can ensure that their networks and systems are secure, compliant with regulatory requirements, and protected against potential threats
Black box testing is a software testing method in which the tester does not have access to the internal structure or code of the system being tested. Instead, testing is done based on the inputs and outputs, as well as the expected results, without knowledge of the internal workings of the system. The focus is on verifying the functional requirements and overall behavior of the system, rather than on finding bugs in the code.
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Gray box testing is a software testing method that combines both black box and white box testing techniques. In gray box testing, the tester has a limited understanding of the internal workings of the system being tested, but does not have complete access to the source code or internal structure. The tester uses this limited knowledge to design and execute tests that provide a deeper level of insight into the system's behavior than black box testing alone.
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White box testing is a software testing method in which the tester has complete access to the internal structure and code of the system being tested. This method involves designing and executing tests based on an in-depth knowledge of the system's code and internal logic. The focus is on finding defects and bugs in the code, as well as verifying that the code meets specified design and performance criteria.
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Benefits of Network Penetration Testing
Cost effective
24/7 support
Minimal Disruption to Operations
Effective Regulatory Compliance
Our Approach
Define Scope
Scope in network penetration testing refers to the defined boundaries and limits of a security assessment. It is a clear definition of what systems, applications, and network infrastructure will be tested and excluded from the testing process.
Information gathering
Information gathering in network penetration testing refers to the process of collecting and analyzing data about a target network or system in order to identify potential vulnerabilities and risks.
Identifying and Inspect
Identifying and inspecting in network penetration testing refer to the steps in the penetration testing process where vulnerabilities and risks in the target network are identified and analyzed.
Attack and Penetration
Attack and penetration in network penetration testing refer to the steps in the testing process where actual attempts are made to exploit vulnerabilities and penetrate the target network.
Reporting
Reporting in network penetration testing refers to the final stage of the testing process where the results and findings of the assessment are documented and presented to the relevant stakeholders.