Find your vulnerabilities
Find your vulnerabilities
The alarming cyber security facts in the UK
33% of UK organisations
say they lost customers after a data breach
48% of UK organisations
hit by ransomware in the last year
Up to 88% of UK companies
have suffered breaches in the last 12 months
Every 19 seconds
one small business in the UK is successfully hacked
Why penetration testing is important for your organisation
With cyber attacks becoming the norm, it is more important than ever to protect your organisation against hackers.
To mitigate the risk of a security incident and avoid the high cost of a cyber attack, you need to be able to prevent, detect, respond and recover from such attacks.
By performing regular security assessments, you will know better your vulnerabilities and so you can remediate them.
Reasons why your business should consider conducting penetration tests:
- Risk Assessment
- Regulations and Compliance
- Reputation
- Competition and Rivalry
Our solution
CREST Certified Experts
Our pen-testers are all CREST accredited members who have demonstrated their skills, knowledge, and competence in this field.
Comprehensive reports & remediation advice included
We are doing one step further, not only do we provide a detailed and comprehensive pen test report, but we also add recommendation on how to remediate the issues found.
Free monthly vulnerability scans included
To maximize our ability to discover vulnerabilities, we include automatic vulnerability scans on your application / systems. This doesn’t replace a pen-test indeed, but it helps.
1-day re-test included
Quickly show improvement, and come away with a clean(er) report. It also help reducing the finial cost.
Cyber Security awareness training included
We have included a Cyber Security awareness course for your team. So your can reduce risks that target directly your employees.
Transparent pricing & affordable
We are not hidding our price, we know they are very good! Also, we offer a different payment options i.e. monthly payment instead of one-off, payment methods. etc.
What do we test?
Network & Systems
Web Application
Mobile Application
Social Engineering
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Penetration testing phases
- Scoping: Getting your requirements.
- Reconnaissance: Test plan and information gathering.
- Threat modeling and vulnerability identification: Exploring vulnerability data and creating a threat model.
- Exploitation: Gaining access by breaching the security of a system and finding a bug to exploit the software.
- Risk analysis and post-test recommendations: Documenting vulnerabilities found and weaknesses in security systems, stating the impact, and advising remedies.
- Re-testing: Verifying the security fixes after your team resolves the issues.
- Reporting: Detailing the final result of the pen-testing, ranking the issues, and giving the final recommendations.
FAQ
Penetration testing is a simulated cyber attack against your system to check for exploitable vulnerabilities.
Vulnerability scans are automated tests that identify vulnerabilities in organisations’ systems and applications.
Penetration testing is much more rigorous than vulnerability scanning, as it’s essentially a controlled form of hacking. The tester – known as an ethical hacker – works on behalf of an organisation and looks for vulnerabilities in its systems.
In that regard, their actual work is much the same way as a criminal hacker. Indeed, unlike vulnerability scans, penetration tests are designed to identify not only weaknesses but also exploit them.
Doing this demonstrates to an organisation exactly how a cyber criminal would infiltrate its systems and what information they could access.
Info: IT Gourvernance
- Regulatory processes
- Vendor requirements
- Compliance e.g. PCI DSS
- Visibility on your environment security
- Best practices to keep your system secure
Penetration testing should be performed on a regular basis, or at least once a year. This is to ensure your system stays secure, and that you can remediate quickly if any issue is found. The majority of organisations pen test their systems once or twice a year.
It really depends on your needs and the type of penetration testing that you need. Usually, the average cost of a pen test goes from £1,000 to £20,000. Our pricing is competitive and transparent and you can use our online tool to get your pricing. If you have specific needs, you can also contact us.
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* statistics from CSO available here: https://www.csoonline.com/article/3440069/uk-cybersecurity-statistics-you-need-to-know.html
