Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing

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Why Does Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing Matter?

Organizations do all they can to protect their critical data, but they don’t always systematically and periodically test their defenses. A vulnerability assessment and penetration test, colloquially known as a pen test or VAPT, is an authorized simulated cyberattack on computer systems. VAPT helps in identifying security vulnerabilities and helps prevent hacking and losing credibility with the customers. A vulnerability assessment exercise discovers vulnerabilities that are present in the system and infrastruture, but they do not exploit the flaws identified. However, a penetration test is meant to show how damaging a flaw could be in a real attack rather than find every flaw in a system. Together, penetration testing and vulnerability assessment process provides a detailed picture of the flaws that exist in an application and the real risks associated with those flaws. Penetration testing from databrackets consulting services helps you strengthen your security for those systems by identifying vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and missing best practices in your business posture.

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Combination of Manual and Automated Process
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What is Covered in VAPT?

Internal Network

An internal penetration test leverages the exploited box from an external penetration test, or a device on the inside of the network to conduct the assessment. Internal reconnaissance and attacks are launched while a poorly secured domain control may lead to total control of the network, most tests require multiple attack paths to achieve their testing objectives. This method often includes exploiting less-important systems and then leveraging information found on these systems to attack more important systems in the network.

External Network

An external penetration test attempts to gain entry into the internal network by leveraging vulnerabilities discovered on the external assets. The external penetration test includes reconnaissance on the in-scope assets, gathering intelligence on all assets in scope. This intelligence includes open ports, vulnerabilities, and general information about the organization’s users for password attacks. Once the perimeter is successfully breached, the objectives of the external penetration test has been achieved, and the tester moves to the internal penetration test.

Web Application

Web application penetration testing is done by simulating unauthorized attacks on the in-scope application to get access to sensitive data. A web application penetration testing helps the organization find out the possibility for a hacker to access the data from the internet and exploit the vulnerabilities in the web-facing internet applications. Our service includes both manual and automated web application penetration testing as automated penetration testing tools simply can’t find every flaw. Our manual testing identifies complex authorization issues to business logic flaws.

Mobile Apps

databracket’s mobile application penetration testing covers the complete mobile app environment, from the local app running on-device to the back-end web services and RESTful APIs that power mobile apps. Our mobile penetration testing includes security, privacy, and compliance risks introduced via Mobile Apps, Mobile Devices, and IoT Devices. Our methodologies ensures all back-doors are identified and vulnerabilities whether they are there accidentally or purposefully.

Wireless Network

databrackets offers advanced wireless penetration testing to find the gaps in the security of your wireless technology before an attacker does. Our wireless penetration testing begins with a vulnerability assessment, where our expert penetration testers utilize multiple tools to gain initial knowledge. After interpreting those results, our expert penetration testers will use a combination of manual and automated methods to attack those vulnerabilities. All of our testing results along with a comprehensive report is provided to remediate the identified gaps.

IoT Devices

databrackets leverages knowledge-based approach with homegrown and commercial tools mixed together to accomplish IoT penetration testing. We cover IoT devices that run over a network, such as the Internet, BLE, 4G, LTE, Zigbee, LoRA, WiFi, MQTT, 802.11.15.4, etc. Some of the IoT device hardware including chip, storage, JTAG, UART ports, Sensors, Camera, port, sensor, camera, firmware or other devices is included as part of IoT pen. testing.

Social Engineering

Social engineering penetration testing focuses on people and processes and the vulnerabilities associated with them. These pen tests typically consist of conducting different social engineering attacks such as phishing, USB drops, or impersonation that a person could face during the course of their work. The goal of this test is to identify weaknesses in a person, group of people, or process and identify vulnerabilities in an organization with a clear path to remediation.

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