Test Your IoT Security with Confidence
IoT security is a significant challenge that requires the security assessment of numerous vectors. These range from web interfaces, software and firmware configuration settings and network services to mobile interfaces, transport encryption, cloud interfaces and privacy concerns in general. Each element should be addressed individually and together as a whole.
Risk Crew Deliverables
Our service provides a comprehensive report of our findings and remedial recommendations. The report will detail vulnerabilities identified with IoT systems, the methodologies and tools used to attempt to exploit the vulnerabilities and the results of these attacks.
Risk Crew’s all-encompassing service includes a courtesy workshop and on-call assistance.
Detailed Report
The report details specific vulnerabilities identified on the platform, how they were identified, methods and tools used to identify them and visual evidence if applicable. The report shall indicate a security vulnerability risk rating for risk reduction references.
Stakeholder Workshop
The report is presented in a workshop with applicable business stakeholders to ensure their understanding of the findings and the risks associated with hosting the business information assets on the platform.
On-call Advice Assistance
We provide advice and assistance for 30 days following the report submittal and answer any questions that arise from implementing remedial actions and ensuring risk reduction.
Transparent Pricing
Our fixed pricing services come with no unexpected added costs. Additionally, we offer a managed service to conduct penetration testing on a continual basis.
Retesting Included
We offer retesting to verify remedial actions were effective. Upon completion, we’ll provide you a summary report verifying remedial measures have been implemented.
Customer Promise
Risk Crew provides an unparalleled penetration testing solution covered by a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
IoT Security Penetration Testing Benefits
Risk Crew will identify vulnerabilities which if exploited, could potentially allow unauthorised access.
Identifying IoT weakness and conducting remediations can help with:
✓Strengthening device security
✓Protecting against unauthorized usage
✓Avoiding elevation of privileges
✓Reducing the risk of compromise
✓Improve user and data privacy
✓Strengthening encryption to avoid man-in-the-middle attacks
Why Choose Risk Crew
Our experienced security engineers implement detailed IoT relevant methodologies to effectively assess your businesses capabilities to detect and mitigate an IoT related attack against your business.
All security testing 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.
Best Practice
Risk Crew follows best practices including OWASP and NIST
Accredited
Engineers carry CREST, C√SS, C│EH and GIAC credentials
Certified
Engineers hold CISSP, CISM and CRISC certifications
Subject Matter Experts
Risk Crew engineers are SMEs with published articles in industry journals & magazines
Request a Security Testing Quote
Our experts will contact you to discuss your specific requirements
Frequently Asked Questions
What is IoT Technology?
IoT or “internet of things” technology is comprised of interconnected mechanical, digital or computing devices or objects equipped with unique identifiers (UIDs) able to transfer data over (an IP enabled network) without human interaction.
What is an IoT attack surface?
An "IoT attack surface" is the total of all potential security vulnerabilities associated with the IoT devices and associated hardware, software and firmware in an IoT network.
What are IoT vulnerabilities?
An IoT vulnerability is a security weakness in the configuration or deployment of an IoT device that if exploited, could cause disruption, reveal data or provide unauthorised access to connected systems.
Why is IoT security testing important?
IoT devices deployed in a business may provide an unidentified cyber-attack vector to your business systems and information. Business can overlook device connectivity as an attack vector with devastating results. It serves to remember that in 2013 attackers accessed Target payment systems through heating and cooling system connections and removed over 40 million cardholder details.