Penetration Testing
Assess your security before attackers do
If your business was hacked tomorrow, do you know what would happen? Alongside robust security software and cybersecurity best practices, regular network penetration tests play a critical role, and these tests are precisely what your clients and cybersecurity insurers will look for when assessing your policy.
At RITC Cybersecurity, we provide comprehensive penetration testing services designed to identify vulnerabilities before attackers do. Using the methodologies that best suit your needs, our expert security professionals simulate real-world cyber threats to assess your organization’s defenses, uncover weaknesses, and demonstrate real-world risk to evaluate your current security detection and monitoring controls.
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Why do I need a pentest?
Penetration testing demonstrates real-world risk by simulating a malicious hacker or cybercriminal and will identify the attack vectors a cybercriminal will use to target your most confidential/sensitive data while evaluating your current security detection and monitoring controls.
A penetration test will provide you a roadmap to remediate your vulnerabilities so you can identify ways to protect your most valuable data and mitigate your risk by reducing the number of attack vectors and accessible paths to sensitive resources and systems.
RITC Cybersecurity offers the following types of penetration tests
Internal Network Penetration Testing
Using a device connected to your internal network, RITC Cybersecurity will discover security vulnerabilities present within the internal network environment. These activities simulate a malicious attacker.
External Network Penetration Testing
Assuming the role of a malicious attacker from the Internet, our pentest team will identify security flaws within your external network environment. These flaws can include patching, configuration, and authentication issues.
Web Application Penetration Testing (Web App Pentesting)
Can assume the role of malicious attacker or legitimate user. Web application pentesting can be done as blackbox, whitebox, or gray box testing. The goal is to identify vulnerabilities that could expose data presentation and delivery, data storage, authentication and may expose vulnerabilities in the web application code itself.
Blackbox Penetration Test
Black box penetration Testing: Our experts have no prior knowledge of the system, application, or network being tested. This approach simulates an external hacker's perspective.
Whitebox Penetration Test
Our expert penetration testers have complete knowledge of the system's internal architecture, source code, configurations, and in some situations even an account in the application. This approach allows for a thorough evaluation of the application.
Graybox Penetration Test
Gray box penetration testing is a hybrid approach that combines elements of both black box and white box testing. Our experts have partial knowledge about the system being tested, which is often more effective than blackbox testing.