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What are Offensive Security Services?

Offensive Security services are specialized security services that are designed to test an organization's security posture. These services are performed by trained security professionals who attempt to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in an organization's systems, applications, and infrastructure to determine how well the organization's security controls and procedures are working.

Why are Offensive Security Services Important to my Organization?

Offensive security services are important for an organization's overall security for several reasons.

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Identify Vulnerabilities:

Offensive security services help proactively identify vulnerabilities in an organization's systems and infrastructure that could be exploited by attackers. By discovering and addressing these vulnerabilities before they can be exploited, organizations can reduce the risk of a successful attack.

Test Security Controls:

Offensive security services test an organization's security controls and procedures to determine how well they are working. This helps organizations identify gaps in their security posture and develop strategies to improve their security defenses.

Compliance Requirements:

Offensive security services are often required by regulatory bodies, industry standards, or contractual obligations. For example, organizations that handle sensitive data such as financial or healthcare information may be required to perform regular penetration testing to comply with regulations.

Manage Risk:

Offensive security services help organizations manage their risk by identifying and prioritizing vulnerabilities based on their potential impact. This allows organizations to focus their resources on the most critical vulnerabilities and minimize the risk of a successful attack.

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Our Services

  • A vulnerability Scan and Assessment is your first exposure to Offensive Security services. It is an automated discovery and cataloging of vulnerabilities to give you an overview of your infrastructure’s security posture.Description text goes here

  • Penetration tests expand on the work completed in vulnerability assessments and provide additional insight into how the vulnerabilities identified in your network could be exploited. They are a simulated attack on a system, network, or infrastructure, to identify and exploit vulnerabilities, and assess the security posture of the target environment. The purpose of a penetration test is to uncover potential security weaknesses before malicious actors can exploit them, and to provide recommendations for improving the security posture of an Organization. The methodology, tooling, and attack vectors of penetration testing depends on the system, network, or infrastructure to be assessed, but the process of penetration testing can be applied to internal networks, external networks, cloud environments, web applications, and even physical locations.

  • Penetration tests on external networks involve assessing the security of systems and infrastructure accessible from outside the organization, typically from the internet, to identify vulnerabilities and potential entry points for attackers.

  • These tests focus on evaluating the security of systems, servers, and devices within an organization's internal network, aiming to uncover vulnerabilities that could be exploited by insiders or attackers who have gained internal access.

  • Penetration tests on cloud environments evaluate the security of cloud-based infrastructure, services, and applications, examining potential weaknesses or misconfigurations that could compromise data stored or processed in the cloud.

  • This type of penetration test involves assessing the security of web applications, examining their code, functionalities, and interfaces to identify vulnerabilities such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting, or insecure authentication methods.

  • Penetration tests on mobile applications assess the security of apps designed for smartphones or tablets, scrutinizing potential weaknesses in the app's code, data storage, authentication mechanisms, or network communication that could be exploited by attackers.

  • This form of testing focuses on evaluating the security of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), which facilitate communication and data exchange between different software systems. API penetration testing aims to identify vulnerabilities in how APIs handle requests, access controls, authentication mechanisms, and data protection, ensuring the secure and reliable operation of the interfaces.