Network-Penetration-Testing

 

Evaluate the Effectiveness of Your Network Security by Simulating an Attack


Network Penetration Testing

Network Penetration Testing’s objective is to gain unauthorised access to the targeted network and devices deployed within. Effective testing shows how this can be achieved given the current network device configuration and security controls deployed.

Risk Crew provides network penetration testing services for:

  • Local area network (LAN)
  • Wide area network (WAN)
  • Wireless
  • Payment Card Industry (PCI) payment card
  • Supervisory Control & Data Acquisition (SCADA)
  • Critical National Infrastructure (CNI)
  • Internet of Things (IoT)

Risk Crew’s testing is scoped to meet your specific business or compliance requirements and we issue “Testing Certificates” to enable your business to produce evidence of compliance if required.

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The Risk Crew network penetration testing is comprised of 7 phases:

Risk Crew Deliverables

Risk Crew’s service provides a comprehensive report that details network security vulnerabilities identified and specific actions for remediation, a courtesy workshop and on-call assistance.

Network Security Penetration Testing Benefits

Our service assesses the effectiveness of the security controls and configurations deployed on your business systems to prevent unauthorised access. The Risk Crew Network Security Penetration Service will confirm the robustness of your current:

✔ Firewall ruleset

✔ Virtual private network security configurations

✔ Identity management controls

✔ Systems security administration program

✔ Incident identification capability

✔ Remote access authentication controls

✔ Intrusion detection or prevention controls

✔ Vulnerability assessment & remediation program

✔ Change control procedures

✔ Incident response plans & procedures

Additionaly, where relevant, the service entails the formal review of your cloud provider service level agreement (SLA) and provides recommendations for enhancing the security associated with your service.

Why Choose Risk Crew

Risk Crew are industry leaders in designing and delivering comprehensive internal and external network security penetration testing.

Our experienced security testing engineers implement detailed methodologies using proprietary and open-source tools ensuring they can effectively assess your businesses capabilities to detect and mitigate attacks against your business systems. All engineers are thoroughly vetted and subject to in-depth professional, criminal and credit records checks.

When you choose Risk Crew, you’re electing to work with qualified experts.

Find out how Risk Crew can help you meet your specific network security business or compliance requirement.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is white box security penetration testing?

White-box security penetration testing is an approach wherein testers possess full-knowledge of the target systems design, configuration and functionality, often understood as a “developer’s perspective” of the target systems.

What is black box security penetration testing?

Black box security penetration testing is an approach wherein testers possess zero-knowledge of the target systems design, configuration and functionality, often understood as a “hacker’s perspective” of the target systems.

What is grey box security penetration testing?

Grey box security penetration testing is an approach wherein testers possess limited-knowledge of the target systems design, configuration and functionality, often understood as a “users’ perspective” of the target systems.

What is a denial of service (DoS) attack?

A denial of service (DoS) is an attack wherein the attackers attempt to prevent legitimate users from accessing the system or service.In a DoS attack, for example, the attacker sends an extreme number of messages flooding the target with authentication requests from invalid return addresses causing a shutdown.

What is the difference between a Denial of Service (DoS) and a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack?

A DoS attack is unlike a DDoS attack. In a DoS, an attacker uses one computer (and an Internet connection) to flood a targeted system or service with false authentication requests. In a DDoS, an attacker uses multiple computers (and Internet connections) to flood the targeted system of service making it harder to identify the source and shut down the flooding attack.