The primary goal of a pentest project is to identify vulnerabilities in an organization's IT infrastructure, networks, and applications. This can help you better understand your security posture and take steps to remediate any issues that are identified
Penetration testing can help businesses identify and address vulnerabilities in their systems and networks, thereby safeguarding sensitive data from cyberattacks and data breaches.
Conducting regular pentesting can help improve your overall security posture by identifying weaknesses and addressing them before they can be exploited by attackers
Many businesses are required to comply with industry regulations or legal requirements that mandate regular pentesting to ensure the security of their systems and data
Defining the scope and objectives of the test, identifying the target systems and networks, and gathering information about the target environment (e.g., network and domain names, mail server) to better understand how a target works and its potential vulnerabilities
CyStack identifies potential vulnerabilities in the target system using techniques such as vulnerability scanning, network scanning, and configuration review
CyStack attempts to exploit one or more identified vulnerabilities in order to gain unauthorized access or compromise the system's security
This phase involves maintaining access to the compromised system and escalating privileges within the system, if possible
Preparing a report that summarizes the testing process, the vulnerabilities identified, and the recommendations for improving the system's security
Get an overview of your security posture just on one screen
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Collaborate effortlessly with your team, CXOs, and our security experts
Get all details of each vulnerability (descriptions, steps to reproduce) and comprehensive, actionable guidelines to resolve it.
Comment and discuss directly on each finding, avoiding endless phone calls and emails
Prioritize the most effective solutions based on ROI and optimize your developers' time
Speed up the security testing process with a streamlined approach
Integrate findings into your productivity tools (Slack, Jira, Trello)
The CyStack Audit Team is a group of highly skilled security testers who use a goal-oriented approach to testing, refined through years of experience and extensive testing. Our team members have a unique blend of app development and security testing expertise, enabling them to conduct comprehensive security evaluations that uncover potential risks for organizations.
Members of this team are also regular speakers at world-known cyber security conferences and also talented bug hunters who discovered many critical vulnerabilities in the products and are acknowledged in the Hall of Fame of global tech giants such as IBM, HP, Daimler, Microsoft, Alibaba, etc.
CyStack also offers a bug bounty platform WhiteHub.net that enables access to over 3000 security researchers to discover critical vulnerabilities in products, including those not discoverable by using traditional solutions and automated tools.
After finishing the penetration testing, you will receive a security certificate which serves as proof that your system has undergone rigorous testing and has been certified safe by our team of security experts.
By obtaining this certificate, you can demonstrate to your customers and partners that you take security seriously and have taken steps to ensure the protection of their sensitive data. This can also be used to showcase your commitment to security and can help differentiate your company from competitors who may not have undergone similar testing.
CyStack's pentest provides comprehensive testing that encompasses all the essential requirements necessary to attain compliance with ISO 27001, HIPAA, SOC2, GDPR standards, and other frameworks.
Communicating with the client to understand their requirements and setting the scope of the project.
Defining the objectives, timeline, budget, and resources required for the project.
Conducting the actual penetration testing, which includes reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation.
Reporting vulnerabilities immediately after finding out via CyStack vulnerability management platform.
Archiving project-related data and officially closing the project.
Communicating with the client to ensure that all recommendations are implemented and verifying that the system is secure.
Presenting the findings in a detailed report that includes executive summary and detailed vulnerability.
The client fixes issues through the recommendations from CyStack.