Ethical Hacking
Our service offers a proactive and comprehensive approach to cybersecurity, testing your company’s systems and infrastructure to identify vulnerabilities and potential threats.
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detailed analysis
Using advanced Ethical Hacking techniques, our experts, with the client’s permission, simulate real attacks to highlight network weaknesses and provide a detailed analysis of areas for improvement.
Unlike malevolent hackers, ethical hackers or “white hats” operate with the consent of the company and use ethical hacking methods to identify vulnerabilities in the IT infrastructure, preventing future attacks.
Our service includes techniques such as OSINT Reconnaissance, an initial phase of gathering information on networks, systems, services, vulnerabilities and users, useful for the subsequent execution of targeted penetration tests.
External perimeter (Black Box) penetration testing simulates a cyber attack by an external actor who has no prior knowledge of the corporate network. This test uses advanced skills and sophisticated tools to discover and exploit vulnerabilities in corporate systems.
In addition to external attacks, a critical component of our service is Internal Attacker Simulation (IAS), which explores the possibility of an internal attack by simulating the behavior of a malevolent insider with access to the corporate network. IAS allows you to identify sensitive assets, examine internal security vulnerabilities, and test the response of corporate systems to internal threats. This simulation is essential for assessing the robustness of internal defenses, compared to perimeter defenses, and for strengthening security policies and internal controls.
The Ethical Hacking service is not limited to the mere identification of vulnerabilities. Once the analysis is completed, we provide a complete report, which includes not only the flaws found, but also practical recommendations for their remediation.
The importance of the Internal Attack Simulation is in addition to the traditional penetration test as an essential tool to protect companies. It allows you to evaluate internal security, improve data access policies and raise awareness among company personnel on the risks associated with internal attacks and social engineering techniques. Furthermore, it allows the implementation of more effective control measures, such as intrusion detection and prevention systems (IDS and IPS), which are essential to block any attempts at compromise by malicious insiders.
