Overview

Here at SECUPENT, the most important thing for us is your security. There are many ways malicious attackers can harm your system. It is our responsibility to find and pinpoint all the weaknesses, vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in your system's security so that you can continue running your business smoothly. With these goals in mind, SECUPENT's highly adept security team will conduct a penetration test by simulating a real-world cyber-attack on your system's components such as networks, applications, devices to evaluate the security of the whole system and infrastructure and point out ways to fortify them. Just as a mother cares for her child's future, we care about the future of your system.

Why Do You Need Regular Penetration Testing

As the cyber-world is evolving so are threats and risks. A real-world cyber-attack can make a devastating impact on your organization's IT assets, data, humans and physical security. So at least a quarterly pen test is highly advised as it tells you how effective your security controls are against these attacks. We recommend regular or periodic pen tests if you are doing the following:
1. If you are making a notable and important change in your company's infrastructure.
2. A new product or service always brings new risks with it. A pen test is a must to clear any security issues.
3. Keeping up with the concurrent data security standards.
4. To create a more reliable and strong security structure.
5. If you change your office's location.
6. If you use any popular CMS, software or application which can get new public CVE.
7. If you are a potential target for targeted attackers.

Benefits Of Regular Penetration Testing

Regular and scheduled pen tests improve your system's security. We at SECUPENT will provide various benefits such as:
1. Identifying and fixing and vulnerabilities before malicious attacks are made using them by cybercriminals.
2. Improving the general awareness and recognizing of the cybersecurity risks.
3. Efficiently anticipate and emerging security threats to avoid unauthorized access to crucial information and intricate systems.
4. Supporting PCI, DSS, OWASP top 10, SANS 25, HIPAA, NIST and ISO 270001 compliance.
5. Delivering high-security strength showcasing continuous commitment to security.
6. Providing System hardening and Remediation strategies.
7. Providing you with the necessary insights and information for future investments.

Why SECUPENT

SECUPENT is a multiple award-winning Cyber security company, which is recognized as a consecutively award receiving company. The best way to stop a hacker is to think and act like a hacker. Our people who are more passionate, loyal, committed and experienced in security as pen testers, they are good people who know all about the bad things just like an attacker. In short, they are highly skilled ethical hackers and are always one step ahead of malicious attackers.
We care about our clients because trust and commitment hold the key factor in every business relationship. We pride ourselves on going above and beyond the boundaries of typical customer service to truly exceed the expectations of those we work with. As their partners, we work hard to help them succeed since the only true measure of our success is their own.
We focus on strategies designed to increase your performance. Moreover, we provide you the custom solution on your proper demand. That makes penetration testing more reliable and more perfect.
Our pen testers contribute a significant amount of their time to conduct research, Innovation and contribute to the cybersecurity world, publishing articles, presenting at the conference, research new vulnerabilities, exploit, 0days, developing new attack techniques, and security technology. Then why not experience the power of working with someone who is excited about what they can accomplish and who fully believes in the end goal! See for yourself the difference we’ve made for our clients.

Our Methodology

Here at SECUPENT we conduct our pentest in a six-step systematic method to reveal vulnerabilities and risks that lie within your systems which can be fatal for your system. This method is highly efficient and optimal for finding out the risk factors in your system
Information gathering: The first step in our pentest is to collect information about your environment. Also known as Reconnaissance, it is a structured approach to gather data about your systems, IPs, E-mail addresses, applications etc. The main objective is to gather full detailed information on the targeted system.
Threat modeling: Our security professionals at SECUPENT will identify and investigate all the potential threats and weaknesses and categorize them according to their threats against your system. They address the possible countermeasures to prevent, stop or mitigate the effects of those vulnerabilities of those threats to your system.
Vulnerability analysis: Our security professionals will discover the existing vulnerabilities in your systems and rank them according to their threat they pose to your system. A vulnerability analysis will provide you a better understanding you’re your environment and also how to tackle the risks which will reduce the chance of potential cyber-attack.
Vulnerability Exploit: Our penetration testers will simulate a realistic cyber-attack by exploiting the identified vulnerabilities found in your system. They will use different types of tools such as customized codes and tools, publicly available exploit codes and commercially used penetration testing tools to create a potential attack on your system.
Threat modeling: Our security professionals at SECUPENT will identify and investigate all the potential threats and weaknesses and categorize them according to their threats against your system. They address the possible countermeasures to prevent, stop or mitigate the effects of those vulnerabilities’ threats to your system.
Vulnerability analysis: Our security professionals will discover the existing vulnerabilities in your systems and rank them according to their threat they pose to your system. We will give you Proof of Concept for each vulnerability which will confirm all vulnerability with zero false positives. And we will detect all Public CVE, CVSS Score, CWE and Compliance related controls for each vulnerability. This vulnerability analysis will provide you a better understanding you’re your environment and also how to tackle the risks which will reduce the chance of potential cyber-attack. In this Phrase, you can also understand the remediation idea for each vulnerability.
Post Exploitation: After our Penetration testers have breached into your systems by exploiting the vulnerabilities, they will then determine the value of your system and to maintain control over it for future uses. Don’t worry, our pen testers will not change or modify your systems. They will identify and document the information a malicious hacker may get access to and how much of the information he can use to further penetrate your system.

Our Standards

We will find all vulnerability and security flaws in your system. And after that, we will penetration test and verify all flaws and create a plan for remediation and security strategy. We will cover your entire website, external and internal network, servers, Mobile Applications, cloud platforms, IoT devices, and ICS Platforms. You can choose standard and depth of penetration testing you need, we will conduct based on your demand. And we will cover all popular compliance and standards like PCI DSS, OWASP top 10, SANS 25, HIPAA, NIST and ISO 27001. We have excellent red team and researchers who can find 0day vulnerability and also can exploit them. Our Security team has multiple Research, CVE’s and certifications. Our followed standards are:
1. Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) and
2. Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM)
3. Information Systems Security Assessment Framework (ISSAF)
4. Penetration Testing by NIST800-115

Deliverables

Penetration Testing Deliverables for VAPT Services


Final Report of Penetration Testing should follow the following structure:
1.Executive Summary: A high-level summary of results, recommendations, and the overall security posture of the assessed environment.
2.Information Gathering: Identifying technologies of the target web applications, Network, Internet Protocol, Domain, Sub-domain, DNS, SSL/TLS, ANS, Sensitive Files and assets which connected to internet.
3.Vulnerability Analysis: A detailed, tabular breakdown of discovered vulnerabilities, their probability of exploitation, the potential impact, appropriate technical fix, and mitigation advice.
4.Solutions to overcome from vulnerability & weakness of security: Strategic, practical and easy to understand remediation recommendations to improve your security stance, Best practices to ensure that your infrastructure is secure against attacks based on your unique business requirements and industry best practices.
5.Appendices: Detailed records of all activities conducted by the testing team and the tools used during the engagement.

Penetration Testing Deliverables for Advance VAPT Services

Final Report of Penetration Testing should follow the following structure:
1.Executive Summary: A high-level summary of results, recommendations, and the overall security posture of the assessed environment.
2.Information Gathering: Identifying technologies of the target web applications, Network, Internet Protocol, Domain, Sub-domain, DNS, SSL/TLS, ANS, Sensitive Files and assets which connected to internet.
3.Vulnerability Analysis: A detailed, tabular breakdown of discovered vulnerabilities, their probability of exploitation, the potential impact, appropriate technical fix, and mitigation advice.
4.Solutions to overcome from vulnerability & weakness of security: Strategic, practical and easy to understand remediation recommendations to improve your security stance, Best practices to ensure that your infrastructure is secure against attacks based on your unique business requirements and industry best practices.
5.Attack Scenario and Risk Analysis: In cyber terms, we can refine this definition as follows – cyber security risk equals the potential damage to the cyber assets and infrastructure multiplied by the likelihood of a successful attack: “Cyber Security Risk= Potential Damage x Attack Likelihood.” It can be a very complex exercise for an IT team to try to assess cyber risk manually. To quantify potential damage, organizations can follow various guidelines such as NIST or FIPS to classify assets and evaluate the potential damage if the assets are destroyed or compromised in any way. A comprehensive, current view of the network topology is required, so that the existence and location of all assets is readily available. A measurement of attack likelihood must take into account three main factors: potential threats, security controls, and vulnerabilities of all systems in the network.
6.Appendices: Detailed records of all activities conducted by the testing team and the tools used during the engagement.

Penetration Testing Deliverables for Advance Red Teaming Services

Final Report of Penetration Testing should follow the following structure:
1. Executive Summary: A high-level summary of results, recommendations, and the overall security posture of the assessed environment.
2. Information Gathering: Identifying technologies of the target web applications, Network, Internet Protocol, Domain, Sub-domain, DNS, SSL/TLS, ANS, Sensitive Files and assets which connected to internet.
3. OSNIT Analysis and find external scope of attack: Our cyber threat intelligence assessment using the open-source intelligence (OSINT) methodology entails collecting information about your organization from publicly available sources. Our goal is to provide you with a threat assessment based on information that hackers have access to and are known to use when preparing to launch a cyber-attack. We don’t merely collect data, we analyses the data and disseminate it to you in terms of actionable recommendations.
4. External Data source and Dumps analysis: our ethical hackers will analysis all of public data and Deep Web data (more than Trillions data are dump in the public internet and deep web) to finding all the potential risks.
5. Vulnerability Analysis with PoC: Exploitability assessment of vulnerabilities is important for both defenders and attackers. The ultimate way to assess the exploitability is crafting a working exploit. However, it usually takes tremendous hours and significant manual efforts. To address this issue, automated techniques can be adopted. Existing solutions usually explore in depth the crashing paths, i.e., paths taken by proof-of-concept (PoC) inputs triggering vulnerabilities, and assess exploitability by finding exploitable states along the paths.
6. Solutions to overcome from vulnerability & weakness of security Strategic, practical and easy to understand remediation recommendations to improve your security stance, Best practices to ensure that your infrastructure is secure against attacks based on your unique business requirements and industry best practices.
7. Attack Scenario and Risk Analysis In cyber terms, we can refine this definition as follows – cyber security risk equals the potential damage to the cyber assets and infrastructure multiplied by the likelihood of a successful attack: “Cyber Security Risk= Potential Damage x Attack Likelihood.” It can be a very complex exercise for an IT team to try to assess cyber risk manually. To quantify potential damage, organizations can follow various guidelines such as NIST or FIPS to classify assets and evaluate the potential damage if the assets are destroyed or compromised in any way. A comprehensive, current view of the network topology is required, so that the existence and location of all assets is readily available. A measurement of attack likelihood must take into account three main factors: potential threats, security controls, and vulnerabilities of all systems in the network.
8. Appendices: Detailed records of all activities conducted by the testing team and the tools used during the engagement

Common Web Application Vulnerabilities

Web applications like websites and programs all across the internet have become a part and parcel of our daily social and economic activities. These applications are constantly holding and processing sensitive and confidential data such as financial information, user credentials, passwords, and many other important data. As a result, these applications are almost under the threat of attack by cyber-criminals. The technology is always evolving and so are the complexities of the web applications. Attackers are finding new exploits and vulnerabilities to get into web apps and steal your private information.
Some of the common Web Application Vulnerabilities are:
1. Authentication weakness: being one of the most common vulnerabilities, a weak authentication is a scenario when valuable assets are protected by a relatively weak or flawed authentication mechanism.
2. Poor Session Management: Weak encryption and account management, session ID exposures are some of the common vulnerabilities of poor session management.
3. DDOS attacks: A distributed denial of service (DDOS) will disrupt normal traffic of a targeted server, service or network. Malicious hackers basically flood and overwhelm the target and its surrounding structures with internet traffic which brings down any kind of communication done by the internet to a halt.
4. Using vulnerable components: Using vulnerable or out-of-date software or library files can highly increase the chance of your application getting attacked. Not regularly checking for updated files and vulnerabilities give hackers an easy way to exploit and harm your apps.

Types of Penetration Testings

Network Penetration Testing: All organizations need a well secured and strong network infrastructure for running their business smoothly and without any obstructions. A network penetration test gives you an up close and personal look of your security system's capabilities. Any kind of breach in the security can be potentially devastating and can bring catastrophic financial injuries to your organization. If your organization has a large network, then there may be many elements which go unnoticed and can be a potential entryway for malicious attackers. Also, if your organization is a new one then you might not have the proper understanding and control over your network security. With all this in mind, it is highly recommended to perform regular penetration tests to determine the integrity and strength of your IT environment and also get to know about security flaws before attackers know about the vulnerabilities and exploit them. Keep your business safe and secure and always be one step ahead of the attackers by getting to know about your security system's inner workings.


Types of network penetration testing: The network pentest is categorized in two variants, Internal network penetration test, and External network penetration test.


Internal network penetration test:
Internal pentest is performed to check if anyone inside the network can breach the security of the network and the potential damage such attack can cause. SECUPENT's security experts will conduct the pentest as attackers from the inside to get into your system and look for sensitive information, user credentials and will also try to disrupt both hardware and software present in the network environment.

External Network penetration test:
The internet can be a very risky place. Your perimeter network is exposed to the internet and without proper security protocols, even the tiniest vulnerability can cause significant damage. An external network pentest is performed to measure the effectiveness of your perimeter security and find vulnerabilities in it by assessing all the external facing system in your network (web servers, FTP etc) and also the security strength of the routers, firewalls, Intrusion detecting systems(IDS), switches and other security appliances. An external network penetration test will simulate an attack from the outside trying to exploit existing vulnerabilities.

Wireless penetration test: We can find wireless networks almost everywhere we see. Using a wireless network can give employees broader access to systems and data. But an insecure wireless network works as an entryway to your organization. Attackers use a myriad of ways, be it rogue access points, weak or poor encryption algorithms, poor protection, weak configurations and many more exploitations being developed every day. With these threats in consideration, Organizations should perform regular pentests to find vulnerabilities and weak or poor security in their wireless network and also associated wireless protocols and technologies like Bluetooth, ZigBee, and Z-wave to prevent any kind of breach from the outside using your wireless network. Here at SECUPENT, we assess the security of you used wireless solutions to identify existing vulnerabilities and provide our direction to remediate identified vulnerabilities.

Mobile penetration testing As the use of mobiles continues to grow, so does the use of mobile apps and software. These apps have become inseparable from our daily life. Business and personal organizations stretching from large banks to small entrepreneur startups are using these apps to fit their needs. The immense amount of data processed and held by these apps make them common targets for cybercriminals. New weaknesses are being found every day on the mobile platform which is being exploited by the hackers to breach into your mobile platform environmentsSECUPENT's highly experienced penetration testing team provides top of the class mobile pentesting services. With vast knowledge and experience in iOS, Android, Blackberry and Windows operating systems, our mobile security assessment team can assist you in detecting mobile app vulnerabilities such as API and web Vulnerabilities, unintentional data leakage, weak authorization and authentication, client-side injection, improper session handling, and many more threats. With our in-depth analysis of your mobile app environment, we will provide guidance and advice on how to strengthen your systems against attackers.