EXTERNAL PENETRATION TESTING
A more in-depth evaluation of your external security stance calls for an external penetration test. The first phase of a Penetration Test includes vulnerability scans. Results from these scans are then used during a penetration test, with the ultimate goal being to compromise and gain control of internal systems.
Written documentation identifies vulnerabilities and includes recommendations to fortify your security stance and mitigate risks.
INTERNAL PENETRATION TESTING
Most organizations pride themselves on knowing their employees. However, the use of employee background checks during the hiring process can sometimes create a false layer of comfort. In fact, internal fraud and unauthorized system access poses a higher threat than do external threats. Unauthorized access perpetuated by individuals other than employees is also a very real concern.
Internal penetration testing examines the security of your Local Area Network. Electronic tools and social engineering scenarios are used to evaluate risks and recommendations are provided to fortify your internal security stance.
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