Penetration testing according to the latest knowledge of IT security research
Every second company is a victim of cybercrime
these days, because every vulnerability in the
system, no matter how small, will eventually be
exploited by hackers. These attacks often go
undetected for a long time, which can cause
millions of dollars in damage.
Therefore, perform regular penetration tests before
an incident occurs!
Detect and fix vulnerabilities before an attack
Our focus is on auditing a wide range of
applications and identifying potential security
risks, as well as safeguarding your company with
our recommended measures. With this type of
auditing, you can continue to enjoy all the
benefits of global networking and gain the trust
of your customers.
Types of Pentests
Web Application
Web penetration tests offer you
the possibility to specifically test
the vulnerability of web
applications. Be it an online store
or the login to a web application
of your company.
Network Penetration
A penetration test of your
network can detect exploitable
vulnerabilities in your entire
network. This includes your
routers or switches as well as the
connections between the
systems and other
components, depending on your
network design.
Software Penetration
When testing your software, we
can verify safe memory usage or
handling of sensitive data, among
other things. We can also test for
security best practices, analysis the
development process and do in-depth
code reviews. We will happily discuss
further individual test options with
you.
Black Box
We completely take the perspective of
an external attacker and start with no
prior information or credentials in this
approach.
White Box
In this scenario, you provide our
experts with all relevant information
about your company's IT
infrastructure in advance.
Grey Box
The grey box approach is a hybrid of
the two previous scenarios. In this
scenario, the pentester receives
certain information, e.g., about the
infrastructure or certain defense
mechanisms.
5 good reasons to do a pentest
Preventive identification of vulnerabilities and points of attack
Pentests can be used to demonstrate the security of applications and
infrastructure to customers and regulators
Network downtime can be reduced and remediation costs avoided
Detailed reporting and concrete recommendation for the elimination of
weaknesses
Regular pentests increase the resistance to real attacks