Pentesting: We attack your systems before anyone else
A pentest, or intrusion test, is a real and controlled attack against your systems, made with your written permission. We are looking for the same doors that a criminal would look for: faults in your web, in your application, in your network or in the cloud, and we check how far it could get through them.
The methods recognized as OWASP, PTES and OSSTMM, and every finding goes accompanied by the test that it is exploitable, its real impact and how to correct it. When you fix it, we’ll try again free of charge to confirm that it’s closed.
We work with scope, schedules and boundaries signed before you start, and with a person on your side available during the tests.
Pentesting and Offensive Testing
- Pentesting of web applicationsWebs, intranets, customer areas and stores
- Pentesting of mobile applicationsAndroid and iOS, including the server part
- Pentesting of APIsAuthentication, permissions and data leakings
- Internal and External NetworksFrom the Internet and inside the office.
- Pentesting of Cloud EnvironmentsAWS, Azure and Google The Cloud
- The Red TeamSimulation of a real attack from beginning to end
- Social EngineeringCalls, direct phishing and face tests
- Testing of IoT and hardware devicesCamera, sensors and connected equipment
- Review of Source CodeSafety faults before they arrive in production
- Retest of verificationCheck that the found is corrected.
Frequent Questions
What is the difference between a vulnerability analysis and a pentest?
The vulnerability analysis detects known faults automatically. The pentest goes beyond: a person tries to exploit them, encade them and show what a true attacker could get.
Is it legal to do a pentest?
Yes, as long as it is authorized in writing by the owner of the systems. Before starting, we sign a document with the scope, dates and what is not touched.
Is the test included?
Yes. When you correct the found faults, we repeat the tests on those points to confirm that they are solved.
Are we talking about pentesting and offensive tests?
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