PENETRATION TESTING IN NEWARK
Test Your Defenses Before They Are Hacked
Is your organization safe from cyberattacks? Does your organization in Newark have a remote penetration testing team that can test your security teams even as they work from home? EC-Council Global Services can help protect your organization with a comprehensive posture assessment that includes local penetration testing in Newark and other cities in the United States (U.S.) with a highly qualified team of experts. Our professional penetration testing services are also available as remote services to ensure better security even from across the world. Our consultants are ready to help with specific industry–based customized penetration testing services, for example:
Telco Penetration Testing Service Penetration testing conducted with telecom sectors to identify existing vulnerabilities that may expose the customers’ data and contact details. |
Banking and Financial Sector Penetration Testing Service Theoretical exercises are performed to identify weaknesses in the network or web application. |
Healthcare Penetration Testing Service Determines the gap in the existing security system and suggests further practices to ensure overall security. |
What is
Penetration Testing?
Penetration testing is a process of finding vulnerabilities, flaws, malicious content, risks, etc. In the process, the organization’s IT infrastructure is strengthened. At the same time, a penetration test helps determine whether an IT system is vulnerable to cyberattack determining the strength and weaknesses of any IT infrastructure at a given point in time. The process of penetration testing involves a lot of planning. A penetration tester must get permission from the management and only then initiate the test within the defined boundaries.Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing
Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing is a technique to protect your organization against external and internal threats by identifying them before they are exploited by criminals. Penetration testers are supposed to mimic criminals and attempt to hack into your systems, thus identifying where your weaknesses are. At EGS, we offers a broad range of Network Infrastructure, Web application, and Mobile Application Security assessment services that detect and gauge security vulnerabilities.
What Are The Different Types of
Penetration Testing?
The kind of penetration testing we would perform on your systems largely depends on the what you are hoping to achieve with the test. The different types of penetration tests include web application, network services, social engineering, wireless, etc. Broadly, the types of penetration testing can be classified into Internal and External Penetration Testing.Internal Penetration Testing An internal penetration test involves gaining access to sensitive information. Specifically, it is a process where the network is penetrated from within the organization’s systems and firewalls. |
External Penetration Testing An external penetration test represents beginning the process from outside the organization’s firewall. This effort is a way to strengthen defenses against external cyber attackers. |
Other Types Of Penetration Testing Include:
Intelligence-led Red Teaming
An intelligence-led red team conducts testing back doors to simulate different scenarios. It includes social engineering, physical security testing, hacking, malware insertion, pivoting, and more.
Blue Teaming
Blue teaming is not a penetration test per se but an opportunity to put your defenses to the test by allowing your team to defend against red team attacks. In this case, the red team gains access to SIEM, threat intelligence, lot, and network capture data. The blue team then analyses intelligence data to detect the attack.
Purple Teaming
This is a blend of red and blue teaming tests. The red team looks for all the security gaps to enter the infrastructure while the blue team tries to defend against red team attacks by sharing the intelligence data through the purple teaming process.
Cloud Penetration Testing
This is an assessment of the security of your cloud storage and its Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Software as a Service (SaaS), or Platform as a Service (PaaS).
Mobile Penetration Testing
The process involves testing the design, data handling, authentication, and network communication of your mobile assets.
Web Application Testing
Web app testing goes through various stages of enumeration, vulnerability exploitation, and identifying risks to your networks.
IoT Penetration Testing
The IoT devices on the network are tested and protected.
Social Engineering
This is not related to technology but the readiness of your entire staff to deal with malicious hacking attempts. Social engineering is the art of using people’s good intentions against them to obtain information about networks or the company at large to access information that should not be available to outsiders.
How Often Should
Penetration Testing Be Done?
There are many factors to knowing how often and when to carry out pen testing for your organization. The following are the few main factors to consider before conducting your next penetration test:Change in Organization Structure | Changes in The Environment | To Be Compliant |
Your organization will grow and change over time. Factors such as a change in staff members, business lines, processes, and technology are good reasons to conduct a penetration test. We advise you to perform penetration tests of your business regularly to ensure that your systems are up to date and your employees have been properly trained. | Cybersecurity is ever-evolving because cybercriminals are always innovating new ways to intrude networks and exploit vulnerabilities. Hence, it is important to perform penetration testing whenever there is a major change in the environment. | Often, regulatory bodies like PCI DSS and HIPAA encourage penetration testing to comply with regulations. |
How Much Does
Penetration Testing Cost?
Like other cybersecurity services, the cost of penetration testing in Newark varies depending on:- The skill of a penetration tester needed to complete the job.
- The size and complexity of the IT landscape and network devices.
- The type of methodology used as different methodologies call for a different sets of techniques and tools.
- Whether the testing is remote or onsite.
What is The Best
Penetration Testing Tool?
Although there is no one penetration testing tool for all penetration tests, some tools are better than others. Penetration testers uses a combination of tools such as NMap (or the Network Mapper), Wireshark, Metasploit, and Nessus Vulnerability Scanner.
EGS uses a wide array of penetration testing tools, including the standards ones. A few of the main penetration testing tools used by our experts during onsite penetration testing in Newark or remote services include Nmap, Wireshark, APKtool, Acunetix, Burp Suite, Drozer, Mobsf, Exploit kit, OWASP ZAP, Metasploit, etc.
Why EGS?
EC-Council Global Services comprises advisory and technical teams with years of corporate, field, and consulting experience. Our accomplished team has vast knowledge of industry standards, benchmarks, and best practices that assure the best solution is offered to our clients while conducting remote penetration testing. Furthermore, each of our consultant are noted and published experts in their respective fields. Information security and operational risk consulting is the sole focus of our practice and not the side-line interest of a general consulting company.
EGS assigns carefully selected professionals to onsite engagements who are backed up by a much broader team of exceptionally credentialed operational risk and resiliency experts that assist with:
IDENTIFY | PROTECT | DETECT | RESPOND | RECOVER |
EGS is dedicated to helping organizations protect and enhance enterprise value in an increasingly complex legal, regulatory, and economic environment with consulting professionals helping anticipate, illuminate, and overcome complex business challenges. EGS has the reach and expert resources located globally to provide our clients with broader expertise in the area of remote penetration testing.
Get Your Remote Penetration Testing Done By
EC-Council Global Service (EGS)
EC-Council Global Services provides clients with top-notch remote penetration testing services to identify known and unknown (zero-day) vulnerabilities, weaknesses, and gaps, and analyze the findings and associated risks in a comprehensive report that includes recommendations on remediation.
EGS adopts industry-proven technologies and standards such as OWASP, CREST, and OSSTMM in combination with robust manual penetration testing and finding validation conducted by highly skilled and certified professionals to ensure the highest level of quality regardless of the geographical location of clients.
The EGS Methodology
Information Gathering Collect as much information as possible to gain a better understanding of the test environment. |
Scanning and Evaluation Perform an automated scan on the target along with manual verification of findings. |
Exploitations Exploit the vulnerabilities identified from the scanning phase through the use of both automated and manual techniques |
Verification Conduct manual verification and analysis to validate all the findings based on test cases and standards. |
Report Document all verified findings with their severity rating base on best practices and standard rating scores. |
Our People, Our Strength
- Our penetration testing team is made of highly skilled and certified professionals with a proven record of delivering complex projects on a global scale.
- Our R&D team is continually reviewing the approaches and methodologies to ensure they align with industry-proven standards and frameworks such as OWASP, CREST, and OSSTMM.
- We employ comprehensive manual verification in addition to the use of automated tools to ensure a high level of accuracy in the reports.
- We provide a cost-effective engagement that fits perfectly into your budget.
- We produce a detailed and precise report with a meaningful summary, crafted for C-level executives, of the engagement.
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