Network Penetration Testing

Identify potential vulnerabilities in your network security.

What is Network Penetration Testing?

Network penetration testing—often called pen testing—is a simulated cyberattack on a computer network to evaluate its security. 

The goal is to identify vulnerabilities that malicious actors could exploit and to help organizations strengthen their defenses.

Conducting regular network penetration tests is crucial for maintaining a strong cybersecurity posture. It also helps organizations comply with industry regulations such as PCI-DSS, HIPAA, and HITECH, which mandate periodic security assessments.

Why Network Penetration Testing Matters

Cyber security threats are constantly evolving. Without regular network penetration testing, you put your organization at significant risk.

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Data breaches

Exposing your customer data to hackers has devastating consequences on your reputation.
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Compliance failures

Running afoul of critical compliance needs puts your organization at risk of legal action.
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Downtime

When your network is breached, it can completely cripple your business.
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Unrecoverable damage

Network breaches have been known to destroy careers and even entire companies.

Our Network Penetration Testing Process

Our Network Penetration Testing services are designed to ensure your network is consistently secure. We provide you with:

  • Port scanning of all the connections to your network
  • Vulnerability scanning for potential breach areas
  • Simulated cyber attacks
  • Detailed analysis of your network security
  • Guidance on how to better secure your network
  • Social engineering methods and how to spot them

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From Our Blog 

Endpoints: The First Line of Defense

 

The cyber security landscape is constantly changing. Every step forward in technology creates new opportunities for bad actors to poke and prod and eventually crack even the latest security systems.

As attacks continue to grow in sophistication and frequency, one of the frontlines in the never-ending battle between criminals and IT is the endpoint — the devices and computing resources that are connected to a network.

These can be anything from laptops and smartphones, to webcams, tablets, and servers. And without the right security measures in place, each can be used as the entryway for an attack.

Because of this, endpoint detection and response (EDR) is now a critical focus for organizations. 

 

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FAQs

What is security awareness training?
Security awareness training educates employees on recognizing and preventing cybersecurity threats like phishing, malware, and data breaches.
Why is security awareness training important?
Security awareness training helps reduce human error, strengthens an organization’s defense against cyberattacks, and protects sensitive data.
Who should participate in security awareness training?
All employees, from executives to entry-level staff, should participate since everyone plays a role in maintaining cybersecurity.
How often should security awareness training be conducted?

At least annually, with periodic updates and phishing simulations to reinforce learning and address evolving threats.

What topics are covered in security awareness training?

Common topics in security awareness training include password security, phishing awareness, safe internet usage, data protection, and recognizing social engineering tactics.