Internal Vulnerability and Penetration Test
Why Internal Vulnerability and Pentest?
Internal vulnerability scanning and penetration testing help an organization identify and remediate vulnerabilities within their IT environment before hackers and thieves gain access to, modify or destroy confidential information. ThreatFalcon VAPT services help our clients manage their vulnerabilities more rapidly and cost-effectively.
ThreatFalcon Internal VAPT Approach
ThreatFalcon conducts the assessment on your external network by using industry-standard tools and also use manual techniques used to identify the vulnerabilities and exploit them to gain access to your assets which the automated scanning process missed.
ThreatFalcon Methodology for VAPT
1. Scoping
2. Reconnaissance
3. Discovery and Scanning
The organization being tested will provide ThreatFalcon VAPT team with general information about in-scope targets.
The reconnaissance stage is crucial to thorough security testing because penetration testers can identify additional information that may have been overlooked, unknown, or not provided.
The information gathered is used to perform discovery activities to determine things like ports and services that were available for targeted hosts and much more.
4. Vulnerability Assessment
A vulnerability assessment is conducted in order to gain initial knowledge and identify any potential security weaknesses that could allow an outside attacker to gain access to the environment or technology being tested.
5. Exploitation
This is where the action happens!
After interpreting the results from the vulnerability assessment, our expert penetration testers will use manual techniques, human intuition, and their backgrounds to validate, attack, and exploit those vulnerabilities.
6. Final Analysis and Review
When you work with ThreatFalcon on security testing, we deliver our findings in a report format.
This comprehensive report includes narratives of where we started the testing, how we found vulnerabilities, and how we exploited them. It also includes the scope of security testing, testing methodologies, findings, and recommendations for corrections.
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