Pen test.
Is your IT environment well-protected?
With a penetration test, you’ll know. Many organisations believe their IT infrastructure is safe from internal and external threats, which is great, but the figures tell a different story. It’s no coincidence that IT security is a top priority for IT managers today.
Cybercrime is on the rise.
Perpetrators also go with the times, and their methods are increasingly sophisticated. In 2020, the number of cybercrimes in the Netherlands more than doubled from the previous year and in the first quarter of 2021 alone, the number doubled again. And yet organisations believe the risk of falling victim to a cyberattack is smaller now than it was pre-pandemic—a
perilous mistake. In fact, many companies in the Netherlands are unable to defend even against the simplest of online threats because their security infrastructure is all but non-existent. It’s like rolling out the welcome mat to attackers. Don’t make the same mistake and optimise your security posture to keep threats at bay. How well protected is your network really? Find out with your individual pen test
Why choose a pen test?
A pen test analyses your IT environment’s current security level. We’ll analyse both external points of entry and internal vulnerabilities, because attacks from the inside are becoming increasingly frequent.
Scans of your corporate network will highlight vulnerabilities that are detailed in a report, on the basis of which we provide expert advice and offer support to bolster your IT environment’s security. And best of all, you choose if the pen test is performed randomly or continuously.
Vulnerabilities that may be uncovered:
- Missing patches
- Known and unknown vulnerabilities
- Weak security configurations such as the use of default passwords or insufficient encryption
- Common issues with web apps or data leaks
What is the benefit of a pen test?
The purpose of a penetration test is to actually understand why your company is at risk, and what these risks are. We can do this in three ways:
Network scan.
A network scan creates transparency into your network and system security. Public and local systems are automatically scanned and the vulnerability assessment includes more than 68,000 scans
Web app scan.
With an automated scan of your web apps, we’re able to detect any anomalies there. Independent experts estimate that some 70% of the web apps out there are prone to hacking, and Gartner puts the number of attacks that occur on the app layer at 75%. In other words, in your IT environment, web applications are the thing that is the most at risk of being compromised. Plus, they are attached to the internet, dramatically increasing their vulnerability to cybercrime. It’s time to take a pen test!
Fraud risk assessment.
Besides the resilience of your infrastructure, we also check the resilience of your people. In fact, many IT managers don’t consider their IT environment the biggest risk factor, but their users. You can analyse, monitor and protect all of your technology and devices, but do you know how well your employees perform when they are targeted by a phishing attack?
Want to find out more? Would you like a penetration test?
Get in touch with Rudi van de Pas, Sales Consultant Networking & Security.
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