Penetration Testing
Penetration testing is a specialized cybersecurity technique designed to identify weaknesses and vulnerabilities in an organization’s systems that malicious actors could otherwise exploit. Simulating the tactics of attackers, Red Team can reveal gaps where confidential information might be at risk or business processes interrupted. Ultimately, such security checks aim to create actionable reports for companies seeking to protect their data from theft or disruption.
RNB Team continues to achieve impressive results in the field of penetration testing, with our specialists shining through complex Red Team projects. We are one of only 20% of companies able to use non-standard methods for probing potential attack vectors — effectively providing accurate evaluations on current security levels and enabling customers to make more informed decisions regarding their investments in said security.
Search for information in open sources (OSINT) involves discovering public websites, social network accounts, forums, and other sources that may contain useful information about a target system.
External unauthorized scanning involves using specialized software tools to scan networks and systems from outside their boundaries, looking for any potential vulnerabilities.
Automatic vulnerability testing uses automated scanning tools with pre-defined signatures and rulesets built into them to detect known vulnerabilities within systems and networks.
Manual vulnerability testing consists of manually exploiting discovered vulnerabilities by using various techniques such as command injection, SQL injection, buffer overflow attacks, etc.
Operation attempt refers to simulating actual malicious activities like data exfiltration or malicious code execution within a target environment through manual exploitation methods.
Collection of validation evidence and their addition to the report consists of collecting evidence related to what was discovered during the previous stages to demonstrate that certain exploits were successful.
Preparation of a general report with recommendations requires taking all collected evidence from previous stages as well as any additional findings from manual tests and compiling them into a comprehensive report.
A quality check of elimination of vulnerabilities (repeated testing) consists of repeating all previously mentioned steps (from OSINT research up until collection of evidence) while attempting different types of attack methods.
Assessment of the effectiveness of security measures when attempting to obtain confidential information. We reveal important insights to help protect against attackers.
Analysis of risks that may cause interference in information systems. Risk analysis helps to prioritize the security measures that need to be taken to protect the systems.
Objective assessment of how easy it is to gain access to corporate and company network resources, how and through what vulnerabilities. This provides organizations with valuable insight into potential vulnerabilities.
Recommendations on the elimination of the identified vulnerabilities. Once we have completed our assessment, we will provide a detailed report on the results.
- Duration:
~ 1-3 days
- Input:
Сlient's expectations
- Evaluation:
Scope of work, cost, and timeline evaluation
- Outcome:
Signed contract
- Duration:
~ 1-3 days
- Input:
Scope of work
- Evaluation:
List of IPs, web app domains, roles, credentials, accesses, etc.
- Outcome:
Validated and confirmed gathering form
- Duration:
~ 3 weeks
- Input:
Validated scope of work and gathering form
- Evaluation:
Attacks execution, as stated by the scope and rules of engagement
- Outcome:
Penetration test report delivery meeting
- Duration:
~ up to 3 months
- Input:
Vulnerabilities fixes (client's side)
- Evaluation:
Fixed vulnerabilities re-test
- Outcome:
Remediation report, letter of attestation
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