Based on tactics of real hackers, our Penetration as a Service helps you identify your system’s vulnerable points to amplify your security protocols. This way you can better prevent attacks rather than rectifying your system post attack.
Our PTaaS or pen testing is done in a controlled environment to notify you of all the vulnerabilities in your system that are prone to cyber attack. We sue the same tools and techniques of a hacker to make the simulation testing real-like for understanding how secure your system is. Additionally, we provide detailed reports with recommendations to strengthen your security system from cyber threats.
Swiftly process and act on actionable intelligence using Big/Fast Data technology, fueled by in-memory computing for unparalleled speed and efficiency.
Empower our system to learn from user, entity, and network behaviors, allowing it to analyze and correlate events.
Experience the capabilities of AI-based computing to craft threat models that reflect the attack techniques and tactics outlined in the MITRE ATT&CK Framework.
We provide pen testing both on-site and off-site. We have a range of different pen testing for you to be able to recognize various gaps and weaknesses in your system. Here are the following types:
External pen testing– simulates attacks from outside of the organization to identify vulnerabilities.
Web application pen testing– evaluates web for coding flaws to detect flaws in SQL injection and cross-scripting.
Wireless pen testing– evaluates Wi-Fi and Bluetooth security and simulates attacks against authorization and encryption.
Internet of Things pen testing– customized testing to analyze Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA).
Mobile app pen testing – analyses traffic flow, coding flaws etc to understand vulnerabilities.
DoS and DDoS – performs Simulated Distributed Denial-of-Service (DoS) or cyber warfare testing.
Cloud security – ensures cloud deployment security through simulated attacks same as the hackers do.
Social engineering assessment – understands and check an organization’s susceptibility to social engineering attacks.
Here are the steps of electronic or phone-based Social Engineering Assessment:
Techniques used in IntigrityShield’s Social Engineering Assessment
Note: the PTaaS approach is a flowchart so I didn’t include as the contents cannot be changed totally.
