Complex Penetration Testing

Understand security gaps and fix them in your organization

Cybersecurity risks and threats are among TOP 3 in all industries. IT or “pure” security officers cannot professionally solve cybersecurity incidents and problems anymore today. Traditional systems-based penetration tests and security reviews do not generally identify application vulnerabilities where bespoke software and interfaces are involved. No worries: we can help.

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Our approach is based on the latest version of the leading security industry standard “OWASP Testing guide” complemented by proprietary security testing process and experience.

Our Penetration Testing Team certifications include the following key certificates:
• OSCP
• Certified Ethical Hacker

BENEFITS

Our customer receives both management and technical competence and qualification

Virtual team cannot be on the sick leave

Virtual team consists of several dozens of experts

No need for extra expenses for expert's education and certification

No need for labor and other salary taxed to be paid over the price

Network of reliable partners to provide and implement security tools and technologies

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TESTING INCLUDES

WEB	Authentication 10ⁿ Tech will evaluate the adequacy of the application’s authentication control mechanism as it processes the identity of individuals or entities. Session Management 10ⁿ Tech will evaluate the adequacy of the application’s session management control mechanism as it traces the activities performed by authenticated application users. Input Manipulation 10ⁿ Tech will evaluate the adequacy of the application’s input controls as the application processes inputs received from different interfaces andor entry points. Output Manipulation 10ⁿ Tech will determine if it is possible to get information from the temporary Internet files, cookies and other application objects. Information Leakage 10ⁿ Tech will determine the type of information that is transferred back to the user or stored in the client’s machine. Other Tests 10ⁿ Tech will assess the application based on other attacks, tampering methods, and manipulations commonly used by hackers.
NETWORK	Application testing Includes checks for the presence of the most critical vulnerabilities including the OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities. Code Execution Buffer Overflows File Inclusion CRLF Injection Cross Frame Scripting (XFS) XPath Injection Insecure cookie flags URL redirection Remote XSL inclusion Cross Site Scripting in URI Etc. Network layer testing Includes checks for the presence of the most critical vulnerabilities. Outdated software Insecure/default configurations Default/weak passwords Absence or weak authentication mechanisms Deprecated protocols Information disclosure Code injection Denial of service Data encryption in network connections and other checks
MOBILE	Weak Server-Side Control 10ⁿ Tech will evaluate the adequacy of the Weak server-side control. Insecure Data Storage 10ⁿ Tech will evaluate the adequacy of the in mobile application. Insufficient Transport Layer Protection 10ⁿ Tech will evaluate the adequacy of the transport layer protection security measure. Unintended Data Leakage Sometimes developers unknowingly reveal sensitive data through log files or through error messages. Poor Authorization and Authentication Many times access to resources hold by sensitive activities is not properly authorized. Broken Cryptography This allows an attacker to decrypt the data captured over the network. Client-Side Injection 10ⁿ Tech will evaluate the adequacy of the Server-side injection control. Security Decisions via Untrusted Inputs 10ⁿ Tech will evaluate the adequacy of the application’s input controls. Improper Session Handling Such flow allows an attacker to steal session of legitimate user any perform a malicious activity or steal user data. Lack of Binary Protection Lack of binary protection can result in the exposure of application code to the attacker.

WEB

Authentication
10ⁿ Tech will evaluate the adequacy of the application’s authentication control mechanism as it processes the identity of individuals or entities.

Session Management
10ⁿ Tech will evaluate the adequacy of the application’s session management control mechanism as it traces the activities performed by authenticated application users.

Input Manipulation
10ⁿ Tech will evaluate the adequacy of the application’s input controls as the application processes inputs received from different interfaces andor entry points.

Output Manipulation
10ⁿ Tech will determine if it is possible to get information from the temporary Internet files, cookies and other application objects.

Information Leakage
10ⁿ Tech will determine the type of information that is transferred back to the user or stored in the client’s machine.

Other Tests
10ⁿ Tech will assess the application based on other attacks, tampering methods, and manipulations commonly used by hackers.

NETWORK

Application testing
Includes checks for the presence of the most critical vulnerabilities including the OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities.

Code Execution
Buffer Overflows
File Inclusion
CRLF Injection
Cross Frame Scripting (XFS) XPath Injection
Insecure cookie flags
URL redirection
Remote XSL inclusion
Cross Site Scripting in URI
Etc.

Network layer testing
Includes checks for the presence of the most critical vulnerabilities.

Outdated software
Insecure/default configurations
Default/weak passwords
Absence or weak authentication mechanisms
Deprecated protocols
Information disclosure
Code injection
Denial of service
Data encryption in network connections and other checks

MOBILE

Weak Server-Side Control
10ⁿ Tech will evaluate the adequacy of the Weak server-side control.

Insecure Data Storage
10ⁿ Tech will evaluate the adequacy of the in mobile application.

Insufficient Transport Layer Protection
10ⁿ Tech will evaluate the adequacy of the transport layer protection security measure.

Unintended Data Leakage
Sometimes developers unknowingly reveal sensitive data through log files or through error messages.

Poor Authorization and Authentication
Many times access to resources hold by sensitive activities is not properly authorized.

Broken Cryptography
This allows an attacker to decrypt the data captured over the network.

Client-Side Injection
10ⁿ Tech will evaluate the adequacy of the Server-side injection control.

Security Decisions via Untrusted Inputs
10ⁿ Tech will evaluate the adequacy of the application’s input controls.

Improper Session Handling
Such flow allows an attacker to steal session of legitimate user any perform a malicious activity or steal user data.

Lack of Binary Protection
Lack of binary protection can result in the exposure of application code to the attacker.

YOU WILL GET

1. Report set, which consists of:
- • Summary – slides presentation for C-level management with non-technical details or technical terminology.
- • General report – a technical report, consists of general information about the activities that occurred during the penetration test (intelligence, attack scenarios, information on finding vulnerabilities, etc.)
- • Technical details – detailed description of each stages of penetration test. This report is the main source of technical information (data from specialized scanners, tools, and also found manually).
- • Raw data – directory for technical specialists.
2. Face-to-Face results presentation
3. Consulting support during the project
4. Re-pentest after fixing vulnerabilities is included in the scope of services provided
5. Methodology

Frequently asked questions

What is penetration testing?

Penetration testing is an authorised, simulated cyberattack on your systems, applications or network, carried out by ethical hackers to find and safely exploit vulnerabilities before real attackers do. The result is a prioritised report of what could be breached and how to fix it.

How is a penetration test different from a vulnerability scan?

A vulnerability scan is automated and lists potential weaknesses. A penetration test is hands-on – our testers chain weaknesses together and actually attempt to breach, proving real-world impact rather than theoretical risk.

What does your penetration testing cover?

Web and mobile applications, external and internal network infrastructure, APIs, cloud configurations and social-engineering scenarios. Testing follows the OWASP Testing Guide plus our own methodology, delivered by OSCP and Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) qualified testers.

How often should we run a penetration test?

At least annually, and after any major change – a new application release, an infrastructure migration or a merger – as well as when required by standards such as PCI-DSS, ISO 27001 or DFSA.

Will the test disrupt our production systems?

No. Scope, timing and rules of engagement are agreed in advance, and testing is conducted carefully to avoid disruption. Sensitive or fragile systems can be tested in a staging environment or during agreed windows.

What do we receive at the end?

An executive summary for management, a detailed technical report with every finding, its risk rating, evidence and a clear remediation step, and a retest to confirm the fixes worked.

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