Penetration Testing

How do you know if you’re really protected to minimize cyber risk and business impact from a cyber incident? Are the foundational cyber hygiene elements in place to ensure the best value for penetration testing services?

Let’s not leave your cyber risk assurance to chance. Your organizational brand and customer trust depend on it. Whether it’s compliance-based or offensive security penetration testing – we’ll craft a roadmap that ensures the best value to your organization.

Penetration testing services provide immeasurable value by proactively identifying security weaknesses to ensure organizations are well-equipped to defend against cyber-attacks. A one size fits all approach does not work. Fortreum has developed a security maturity model to ensure our customers receive the best value for their security spend.

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Penetration testing mimics real-world attacks, where our security experts test your company’s networks, systems, and applications for vulnerabilities. Penetration testing helps meet compliance obligations, assesses security weaknesses, and can be used to evaluate your defense, detection, and response capabilities.

Is your organization truly safeguarded against cyber threats? Don’t leave your cyber risk assurance to chance; your brand and customer trust are at stake. Whether you need penetration testing for compliance or offensive security, we’ll design a roadmap that delivers the best value to your organization.

External Network Penetration Test

An external penetration test evaluates your public-facing systems for vulnerabilities, emulating a real-world attacker’s approach to potentially compromise network security.

Internal Network Penetration Test

An internal penetration test simulates an insider threat to identify and exploit network vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, aiming for unauthorized access, privilege elevation, lateral movement, and potential full network compromise.

Wireless Network Penetration Testing

A wireless penetration test identifies and exploits vulnerabilities in corporate wireless networks, mimicking a nearby threat actor’s attempts at unauthorized access.

Web Application Penetration Testing

A web application penetration test evaluates applications for vulnerabilities, using both unauthenticated and authenticated perspectives, to prevent unauthorized access. Testing is based on the Open Worldwide Application Security Project (OWASP) methodology.

Mobile Application Penetration Testing

A mobile application penetration test evaluates the application’s security, focusing on source code, authentication functions, data storage, and backend system interactions. Testing is based on the Open Worldwide Application Security Project (OWASP) methodology.

API Penetration Testing

An API (Application Programming Interface) penetration test evaluates the security of application functions and methods, checking for potential authorization and authentication bypasses and leakage of sensitive information Testing is based on the Open Worldwide Application Security Project (OWASP) methodology.

Social Engineering
(Phishing and Vishing)

Social engineering tests simulate phishing emails and phone pretexting (vishing) attempts to identify your employee’s susceptibility to information solicitation including but not limited to credentials, employee information, and other sensitive information.

Red Team

Red teaming is testing that assists organizations in identifying and remediating vulnerabilities in their overall cybersecurity program. The testing process incorporates simulating realistic attack scenarios to identify weaknesses in the organizational attack surface and assess the efficacy of established security controls.

Purple Team

Purple teaming combines offensive testing (red team) with collaborative work alongside an organization’s security team (blue team). This involves using real-world attack tactics, techniques, and procedures to evaluate the organization’s defenses. The engagement results in documented improvements to the organization’s defensive capabilities, unlike traditional penetration tests.

Contact us to discuss your cyber and cloud business needs. We’re happy to share our insights and work with you as your business evolves.

    Organizational Maturity

    Should your organization have penetration testing conducted if you’re lacking the basic cybersecurity fundamentals? Make sure that a security program maturity model is developed or leveraged to ensure best value for your security dollars. Many organizations overlook the foundational elements and chase the latest tools and technologies. Fundamentals first, then validate.

    Organizational Trust and Brand

    Your brand and customer trust are invaluable. Customer trust that took years to build can be taken away in an instant. What assurance levels do you have that your security protections and overall investments are working as intended? Penetration testing helps validate your organization’s commitment to protecting customer data, instituting security best practices, and meeting regulatory responsibilities.

    Reduce Downtime Costs and Remediation Time

    Organizational fire drills to address potential customer downtime and remediations after a security breach are time intensive and costly. Identifying and addressing findings during a penetration testing engagement is the proactive solution to help you fix existing issues more quickly to ultimately minimize business impact.

    Continuous Assurance

    Many businesses make a considerable cybersecurity investment into people, process and technology but fail to measure effectiveness. Hiring an independent organization to assess the internal/external threats over time is a critical element in measuring overall risk. Ensure that your organization is evaluating risk on a frequent basis through announced and unannounced exercises.