Infrastructure Penetration Testing

A vulnerability scan is fully automated, triggering multiple security tools against the target. The results are fully dependent on the tool output and can contain false positives. The penetration test is executed by our certified security consultants in a controlled environment. This simulates real-world attacks to exploit vulnerabilities, offering in-depth testing of all features, including the validation and elimination of false positives.

The solution requires you to install an agent on the internal network and is protected by multi-factor authentication. It is a single click to commission or decommission remote access.

The duration varies depending on the network size and the number of VLANs (or CIDRs) in scope. A standard test typically lasts one to two weeks. Larger or highly complex networks may require additional time.

Security code scanning offers several key benefits, including early detection of vulnerabilities, which helps prevent potential security breaches. By automating the scanning process, businesses can save time and resources while ensuring compliance with industry standards such as ISO, SOC2. Additionally, security code scanning enhances overall software quality by identifying coding errors and security flaws that developers can address before deployment.

During security code scanning, various types of errors can be detected, including hard-coded secrets, out of date softwares, injection vulnerabilities, buffer overflows, improper error handling and misconfigurations. Identifying these errors early in the lifecycle enables businesses to remediate them effectively and enhance their security posture.

Security code scanning proactively identifies and mitigates potential security risks before they can be exploited by attackers. This practice not only protects sensitive data but also helps maintain customer trust and meets compliance requirements. Regular security code scanning contributes to a robust security framework, ensuring that applications are resilient against evolving threats.