Penetration Testing Services
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Protect the Security of Your Organization with Proven Penetration Services
Take a security-first approach with Drummond – a proven Penetration Testing partner – and your organization will be able to:
- Identify high-risk unknown vulnerabilities
- Develop effective test controls for threats
- Employ efficient security measures
- Avoid expenses for remediation and downtime
- Facilitate compliance with security regulations
- Safeguard your company’s reputation
- Protect customer loyalty
The Penetration Test at its core includes the following:
• Vulnerability Assessment • Exploitation
Additionally, the following services may be included:
• Authenticated Scans/User Privilege Escalation • Password Cracking
• Network Security Architecture Assessment • Social Engineering
• VoIP Assessment • Wireless Assessment • Database Assessment
• Quarterly Vulnerability Scans
The results of the Penetration Test will include actionable recommendations to help guide the appropriate management action and priorities for managing technical information security risks, and for implementing controls selected to protect against these risks. The process of assessing risks and selecting controls may need to be performed a number of times to cover different parts of the organization or individual information systems. Upon completion of a Penetration Test, you will be provided with a detailed report that includes an overall risk rating based on a proven and well-known threat vector analysis. The overall risk rating will take into consideration the vulnerabilities identified, systems impacted, vulnerability risk score, complexity of compromise, possible attack vectors, and remediation steps. The reports are designed to help your management understand the severity, ease, and business impact of exploitation.
Learn more about Penetration Testing Services:
A penetration test, also known as a pen test, goes beyond simply identifying and validating vulnerabilities—it is a full, manual exploitation; one that mirrors a real-world attack. The process involves an active analysis of the system for any potential vulnerabilities that could result from poor or improper system configuration, both known and unknown hardware or software flaws, or operational weaknesses in process or technical countermeasures. This analysis is carried out from the position of a potential attacker and can involve active exploitation of security vulnerabilities.
The vulnerability assessment consists of network host discovery, information gathering, scanning hosts at the network-layer and application-layer with industry-leading commercial tools in search of thousands of vulnerabilities, and expert-level analysis.
The vulnerability assessment can also include various types of optional testing such as authenticated scanning, user privilege escalation, and password cracking.
Measure end-user response to phishing, spear phishing, spam, and other email threats.
Even the most effective layered technical security architecture simply isn’t enough to prevent the compromise of confidentiality, integrity, and availability no matter the threat vector. The term “social engineering” has been used for years by hackers to describe the technique of using persuasion and/or deception to gain access to information systems.
The process begins with a characterization of the facility including identification of the undesired events and the respective critical assets.
Guidance for defining a design basis threat is included, as well as for using the definition of the threat to estimate the likelihood of adversary attack at a specific facility.