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Expert Penetration Testing

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How Entire Process Will Be Done?
• Initial Phase:
We have tiger team who will perform penetration test on your computer resources. First our penetration testing team will create map which will be help us that how we will organized entire penetration test. Map will be include some of important points such as what will be the resource or information we will requirement for the test, how long time it will take to complete entire test, is the system will have face any interruption during the test etc...

• Performing Inside Attack:
An Internal Penetration Test differs from a vulnerability assessment in that it actually exploits the vulnerabilities to determine what information is actually exposed. An Internal Penetration Test mimics the actions of an actual attacker exploiting weaknesses in network security without the usual dangers. This test examines internal IT systems for any weakness that could be used to disrupt the confidentiality, availability or integrity of the network, thereby allowing the organization to address each weakness.

Our Internal Penetration Test follows documented security testing methodologies which can include:

       • Internal Network Scanning
       • Port Scanning
       • System Fingerprinting
       • Services Probing
       • Exploit Research
       • Manual Vulnerability Testing and Verification
       • Manual Configuration Weakness Testing and Verification
       • Limited Application Layer Testing
       • Firewall and ACL Testing
       • Administrator Privileges Escalation Testing
       • Password Strength Testing
       • Network Equipment Security Controls Testing
       • Database Security Controls Testing
       • Internal Network Scan for Trojans
       • Third-Party/Vendor Security Configuration Testing
       • Social Engineering test

The report generated as the output of this work is designed for both executive/board level and technical staff.

Why should we perform an Internal Penetration Test?

Internal Penetration testing allows organizations to test, if an attacker had the equivalent of internal access how they may they may have access to perform unauthorized data disclosure, misuse, alteration or destruction of confidential information, including Non-Public Personal Information (NPPI).

The internal network, (file servers, workstations, etc.), of the organization is exposed to threats such as external intruders, after breaching perimeter defenses, or malicious insiders attempting to access or damage sensitive information or IT resources. Therefore organizations are encouraged to test the internal network at least as frequently as they do the external perimeter.

Best Practice recommends that each organization perform an Internal Penetration Test as part of their regular Security Program in order to ensure the security of their internal network defenses.

• Performing Outside Attack:
An External Penetration Test differs from a vulnerability assessment in that it actually exploits the vulnerabilities to determine what information is actually exposed to the outside world. An External Penetration Test mimics the actions of an actual attacker exploiting weaknesses in the network security without the usual dangers. This test examines external IT systems for any weakness that could be used by an external attacker to disrupt the confidentiality, availability or integrity of the network, thereby allowing the organization to address each weakness.

Our External Penetration Test follows best practice in penetration testing methodologies which includes:

       • Footprinting
       • Public Information & Information Leakage
       • DNS Analysis & DNS Brute forcing
       • Port Scanning
       • System Fingerprinting
       • Services Probing
       • Exploit Research
       • Manual Vulnerability Testing and Verification of Identified Vulnerabilities
       • Intrusion Detection/Prevention System Testing
       • Password Service Strength Testing
       • Remediation Retest (optional)
       • Software Infrastructure/Design Weaknesses
       • Input Validation Attacks
       • Cross Site Scripting Attacks
       • Script Injection Attacks (SQL Injection)
       • CGI Vulnerabilities
       • Password Cracking
       • Cookie Theft
       • User Privilege Elevation
       • Web/Application Server Insecurity
       • Security of Plug-In Code
       • 3rd Party Software Vulnerabilities
       • Database Vulnerabilities
       • Privacy Exposures

Why Should I Perform an External Penetration Test?

IT Security Compliance regulations and guidelines (GLBA, NCUA, FFIEC, HIPAA, etc.) require an organization to conduct independent testing of the Information Security Program to identify vulnerabilities that could result in unauthorized disclosure, misuse, alteration or destruction of confidential information, including Non-Public Personal Information (NPPI).

The Internet-facing components (website, email servers, etc.) of the organization’s network are constantly exposed to threats from hackers.

Best Practice requires that each organization should perform an External Penetration Test in addition to regular security assessments in order to ensure the security of their external network.

• Report Preparation Process:
The common checks performed include: presence of unnecessary services, environment-related vulnerabilities, errors in configuration, missing hot fixes and patches, as well as compliance to specific security standards. Based on what is found, Xeniar determines and reports the security posture of the customer’s network. Having a secure infrastructure is the secure foundation on which business applications run.

We are not only testing your network but we have vast experience in software terminology. Our experts will be install best security software in your network which will satisfy your needs and requirements in affordable prices.

Xeniar Technology (P) LTD helps secure your network and information proactively by identifying vulnerabilities before hackers can take advantage of them.