Our Scope
1. Pre-Engagement Phase:
1. Pre-Engagement Phase:
1. Pre-Engagement Phase:
- Scope Definition:
- Clearly define the scope of the penetration test, including systems, networks, and applications to be tested.
- Identify specific testing objectives and any restrictions or limitations.
- Rules of Engagement:
- Establish rules for the testing team, outlining what actions are permitted and prohibited.
- Ensure clear communication with the organization's stakeholders.
2. Pentesting (3 Weeks):
1. Pre-Engagement Phase:
1. Pre-Engagement Phase:
- Week 1 - Information Gathering and Reconnaissance:
- Collect publicly available information about the organization.
- Identify potential entry points and attack vectors.
- Week 2 - Vulnerability Analysis and Exploitation:
- Use automated tools to scan for known vulnerabilities.
- Conduct manual testing to identify and exploit vulnerabilities.
- Simulate real-world attack scenarios to assess the impact.
- Week 3 - Web Application Testing and Final Analysis:
- Assess the security of web applications for vulnerabilities.
- Evaluate the security of network devices, including routers and firewalls.
- Perform wireless network testing.
- Finalize testing activities and prepare for reporting.
3. Retesting (1 Weeks):
1. Pre-Engagement Phase:
4. Create Report (1 week):
- Addressing Findings:
- Evaluate the effectiveness of remediation efforts based on initial findings.
- Retest previously identified vulnerabilities to ensure they have been adequately addressed.
- Documentation:
- Document any new findings during the retesting phase.
4. Create Report (1 week):
4. Create Report (1 week):
4. Create Report (1 week):
- Comprehensive Report:
- Generate a detailed report outlining all findings, including vulnerabilities, their severity levels, and potential impact.
- Provide a prioritized list of recommendations for remediation.
- Executive Summary:
- Include a high-level executive summary for non-technical stakeholders.
- Highlight key findings, risks, and recommended actions.
5. Report Debriefing:
4. Create Report (1 week):
5. Report Debriefing:
- Client Meeting:
- Schedule a debriefing session with the client.
- Review the penetration testing results, addressing any questions or concerns.
- Discuss the overall security posture and the effectiveness of existing security measures.
- Q&A and Recommendations:
- Answer any questions from the client.
- Provide guidance on implementing recommended security measures.
- Discuss strategies for ongoing security improvement.