External Penetration Testing
Simulated Reconnaissance -- Collects and evaluates client-provided details about the external-facing infrastructure, such as domain names, IP ranges, services, and configurations, to identify potential entry points and exposure risks.
Attack Surface Mapping -- Maps the organization's external attack surface, including publicly accessible systems, services, and configurations, to uncover vulnerabilities and misconfigurations that could be exploited.
Attack Replication -- Simulates real-world attacks against external assets, testing for vulnerabilities such as open ports, unpatched software, weak credentials, misconfigured DNS, SSL/TLS weaknesses, externally hosted web applications, and other risks commonly targeted in external penetration tests.
Attack Surface Mapping -- Maps the organization's external attack surface, including publicly accessible systems, services, and configurations, to uncover vulnerabilities and misconfigurations that could be exploited.
Attack Replication -- Simulates real-world attacks against external assets, testing for vulnerabilities such as open ports, unpatched software, weak credentials, misconfigured DNS, SSL/TLS weaknesses, externally hosted web applications, and other risks commonly targeted in external penetration tests.
