Penetration Testing

Simulate Real-World Attacks To Detect And Secure Potential Vulnerabilities.

All too often, when a company suffers a data breach, there’s little to no idea what security gaps led to the breach. But once an attack occurs, it’s often too late. A successful cyberattack can result in tremendous loss in the way of compliance fines, a tarnished reputation, and the ultimate cost – having to close shop. Sixty percent of small- and medium-sized businesses go out of business after six months of a data breach, according to Inc.

The 360 Advanced penetration testing service is a simulated attack against your system’s infrastructure and security controls to target, identify, and provide clear steps for remediation of exploitable vulnerabilities. Our team of ethical hackers assess the security of your IT systems with simulated real-world attacks and highlight potential security risks so you can improve the overall risk posture of your organization.

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API Testing
Mobile App Testing
Internal Testing
External Testing
Red Teaming
Social Engineering
Vulnerability Scanning
Web App Testing

API Testing

API (application programming interface) testing’s focus is the testing of domain logic, data responses, security, and performance. API penetration testing involves all processes of checking for vulnerabilities and building strong endpoints in your APIs. The software testing analyzes the API to check its functionality, security, performance, and reliability.

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Mobile App Testing

Mobile application testing is a process by which applications are tested for quality, functionality, compatibility, usability, and performance. The key objectives are to:

  • Determine the mobile application’s response to interaction with components, including touch screen, keyboard, and display
  • Check if the operating system is compatible with other OS platforms
  • Resolve code errors within the application
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Internal Pen Testing

Internal penetration testing is completed on the private network space. It is conducted in the scenario that a live attacker has gained access through the external security posture.

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External Pen Testing

External penetration testing is a security assessment of your organization’s perimeter systems. By simulating an attack on your system, you gain insight as to how your business would stand up to a real-life attack; it highlights cybersecurity exposures, giving you the opportunity to remediate and strengthen your defenses against bad actors.

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Red Teaming

The Red Team focuses on key objectives, seeking to gain access to sensitive information while deploying stealth and evasion/obfuscation tactics in order to avoid detection. Typically, a Red Team assessment will lay out specific objectives and targets. In spending more time in reconnaissance and requiring more resources, Red Team assessments may result in a more thorough comprehension of the level of risk that identified security vulnerabilities might pose to the organization.

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Social Engineering

Social engineering focuses on the human aspect of a network. With the vast majority of cybersecurity breaches caused by human error and hackers constantly evolving their tactics, social engineering testing helps get in front of dangers.

Testing is performed to check for users clicking unknown links, divulging company information, giving up credentials, or otherwise giving the Red Team a leg up on the attack. The goal of social engineering is to get the target to take a specified action that reveals desired information to the hacker.

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Vulnerability Scanning

Vulnerability scanning is the most basic type of service provided. It enables businesses to monitor their networks, systems, and applications for vulnerabilities. The difference in vulnerability scanning and penetration testing is that vulnerability scanning checks the security of your network without trying to breach it, such as with penetration testing.

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Web Application Testing

Web Application testing is conducted on an application you own. Testing can be completed unauthenticated, authenticated, or a combination of both.  During this type of test the Penetration Testing team will be focused on a series of activties.

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