Testing & Assessment
Penetration Testing
Stay ahead of cyber threats by exposing potential vulnerabilities that an attacker could exploit to gain entry into your organization. Meet your security compliance requirements with custom pen testing solutions tailored to your needs.
Today’s connected enterprises can’t afford to wait for an attack before tuning their security defenses. By identifying your environment's exploitable vulnerabilities, you will be able to develop a remediation roadmap, reduce risk, and prioritize which vulnerabilities should be addressed first in hardening your perimeter and protecting the enterprise.
RITC Cybersecurity's penetration tests are designed to meet your unique needs, timeline, and budget. We offer both Red Team and Purple Team engagements. Purple Team exercises will test your team's and technology’s ability to detect the warning signs of real-world cyberattacks. Red Team exercises simulate a cybercriminal's perspective, analyzing your perimeter and probing your defenses to identify attack vectors just like an attacker would.
RITC Cybersecurity’s post-engagement documentation is written by the actual engineers who performed the test, not a standard printout from a tool that lacks human insight. RITC Cybersecurity will take the time to review the test results with you and help design remediation plans to harden your infrastructure.
Vulnerability Management
RITC Cybersecurity uses a combination of cloud-based and internal scanning devices to provide you with the full picture of your computer environment's vulnerabilities and identify any weaknesses that cybercriminals could exploit to breach your enterprise.
With the power of a true picture of your infrastructure vulnerabilities, your team will be able to review and assess the level of risk posed by vulnerabilities in your environment. Working with RITC Cybersecurity, you will define a policy that includes a defined triage process and human review of reported exploitable vulnerabilities. Human review will enable you to identify false positives. It is important to have vulnerabilities reviewed by your SMEs, who have knowledge of the tested system, the reliability of the scanner, and any existing compensating controls, etc.
Your new vulnerability review process will provide you with a true picture of the actual risk of all reported vulnerabilities and give you data on residual risk (vulnerabilities known but not addressed). With accurate data in hand and an effective process, along with a documented policy—including SLAs for addressing both internal and external vulnerabilities—you are now empowered to spend your valuable time addressing critical issues instead of chasing ghosts.