An external penetration test is a simulated attack by security experts on an organization's internet-facing systems, like websites and email servers, to identify exploitable vulnerabilities.

An internal network penetration test, or assumed breach, simulates cyberattacks within an organization's internal network to identify vulnerabilities in systems, devices, and configurations, enhancing internal security and resilience.

A cloud penetration test evaluates the security of cloud environments, identifying vulnerabilities in cloud services, configurations, and deployments to ensure robust protection against breaches.

A web or mobile application penetration test assesses the security of web and mobile applications, identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities to protect against data breaches and unauthorized access.

An API penetration test assesses the security of application programming interfaces, identifying vulnerabilities in authentication, data handling, and access controls to ensure secure communication between systems and protection against unauthorized access or data breaches.

A physical penetration test simulates unauthorized physical access attempts to test and improve the effectiveness of an organization's physical security measures and controls.

Reverse engineering is the process of analyzing software or hardware to understand its design and functionality. We can review code or reverse engineer files for litigation support.

A vulnerability scan identifies and evaluates security weaknesses in networks, systems, and applications. This automated process helps detect vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, providing a basis for proactive security.

Our Vulnerability Remediation service helps resolve identified vulnerabilities by providing solutions and guidance. We ensure your systems are secure, compliant, and protected against potential threats.