Vulnerability assessment is an evaluation of an organization’s systems, networks and applications with the aim of identifying potential weaknesses and security gaps. It involves the use of automated scanning tools to detect vulnerabilities, providing organizations with information about their security status and how to address them.

Network penetration testing services involve simulating cyberattacks to assess the security of a company’s network infrastructure. Internal penetration testing examines vulnerabilities from within the organization, while external penetration testing simulates external threats. The goal is to identify vulnerabilities, potential entry points and weaknesses to help organizations enhance their network infrastructure security.

Application penetration testing evaluates the security of applications such as websites, mobile apps, APIs and local applications within a company. Tests probe for vulnerabilities, including code flaws, configuration issues and authentication weaknesses, to help organizations protect their applications from cyber threats.

Cloud penetration testing assesses the security of cloud environments like AWS, Azure or Google Cloud. It detects possible misconfigurations and vulnerabilities within cloud services, ensuring the protection of sensitive data and the security of cloud-based resources.

OT (Operational Technology) penetration testing is a comprehensive security assessment of OT systems and environments (including SCADA, ICS, PLCs). By simulating cyberattacks and testing vulnerabilities, this service helps organizations protect and enhance the security of their OT systems, ensuring the uninterrupted operation of critical processes.

Wireless network penetration testing evaluates the security of wireless networks such as Wi-Fi and other wireless technologies. Tests assess encryption, access control and vulnerabilities to protect against unauthorized access to the network and data breaches.

Social engineering is a non-technical attack that exploits human psychology to gain access to systems or sensitive information. This service includes tactics like phishing, vishing, and impersonation to exploit human trust and vulnerabilities within an organization’s security.

Red teaming involves using all available tactics and techniques (including social engineering) to test security and incident response mechanisms, user behavior, and identify possible attack vectors an adversary could take to breach an organization’s network and physical infrastructure.

Digital forensics involves the investigation of digital devices and systems to detect signs of cybercrimes or security breaches. This service is critical for incident response and legal purposes, helping organizations gather, analyze and preserve digital evidence while maintaining the chain of custody.