Penetration Testing is a cybersecurity technique that consists of simulating real attacks on an organization's system, network, or application.
A proactive way to test a system's defenses to ensure it is as secure as possible.
It is like "ethical hacking" where specialized professionals, often called "Ethical Hackers," attempt to breach the system in a controlled and legal manner.
What is the main objective?
- Identify vulnerabilities and security flaws that could be exploited by malicious attackers.
- Evaluate the organization's real defense capability against cyber threats.
- Provide a detailed report of the flaws found, prioritizing them and indicating the necessary corrective measures to strengthen security before a real attack occurs.
Pentest for Compliance and Certifications
A Pentest report is not just a technical guide for the IT team; it is a strategic and legally important document.
Many security regulations and standards require companies to perform penetration tests regularly to prove they are protected. The Pentest report serves as formal evidence that the organization has actively evaluated its security risks.
This is crucial for meeting the requirements of standards such as:
PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard): Essential for any company that processes, stores, or transmits credit card data. The standard requires annual penetration tests and tests after significant network changes.
ISO/IEC 27001: One of the most globally recognized information security certifications. Maintaining this certification often requires security audits, in which Pentesting plays a prominent role.
LGPD (General Data Protection Law) and GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation): Although they do not directly require Pentesting, these laws demand that companies implement effective technical measures to protect personal data. The Pentest report proves the company's diligence in testing and improving these measures, being vital in the event of an audit or incident.
SOC 2 (System and Organization Controls 2): Aimed at service providers that store client information in the cloud. Pentesting helps ensure that data protection security controls are operating as promised.
Differentiators
Service performed manually by one or more analysts.
Service Scope
The scope is defined by the clients; it may cover servers, applications, web portals, internal or external environments.
Expected Results
The Client will be able to identify and prioritize the treatment of vulnerabilities in their tested environment.
Deliverables
An INTRUSION TEST REPORT will be prepared and delivered for each test performed, covering, at a minimum, information such as:
- Objectives;
- Assumptions and test scope;
- Dates and times of the tests;
- Vulnerability analysis methodology;
- Description of actions performed; Methodologies;
- Vulnerabilities found;
- Categorization and severity of vulnerabilities;
- Possible applicable issues;
- Recommendations and security controls necessary for correcting vulnerabilities;
- Presentation of collected evidence;
- Research sources;
- References and tools used;
- Information accessed and other evidence of the intrusion's success.
Delivery Format
PDF report with a presentation by the Infomach team.
Success Criteria
The tested Client must certify that their technical team will make the necessary corrections to reduce or eliminate identified vulnerabilities and risks.
Common Challenges We Address
Companies that want to test how susceptible their environment is to a hacker attack.
Guarantees
The test will be executed during windows pre-scheduled with the clients.
Included Items
The client may perform a retest on the same tested environment within 6 months after contract signing. At no additional cost.
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Penetration Testing is a cybersecurity technique that consists of simulating real attacks on an organization's system, network, or application.
A proactive way to test a system's defenses to ensure it is as secure as possible.
It is like "ethical hacking" where specialized professionals, often called "Ethical Hackers," attempt to breach the system in a controlled and legal manner.
What is the main objective?
- Identify vulnerabilities and security flaws that could be exploited by malicious attackers.
- Evaluate the organization's real defense capability against cyber threats.
- Provide a detailed report of the flaws found, prioritizing them and indicating the necessary corrective measures to strengthen security before a real attack occurs.
Pentest for Compliance and Certifications
A Pentest report is not just a technical guide for the IT team; it is a strategic and legally important document.
Many security regulations and standards require companies to perform penetration tests regularly to prove they are protected. The Pentest report serves as formal evidence that the organization has actively evaluated its security risks.
This is crucial for meeting the requirements of standards such as:
PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard): Essential for any company that processes, stores, or transmits credit card data. The standard requires annual penetration tests and tests after significant network changes.
ISO/IEC 27001: One of the most globally recognized information security certifications. Maintaining this certification often requires security audits, in which Pentesting plays a prominent role.
LGPD (General Data Protection Law) and GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation): Although they do not directly require Pentesting, these laws demand that companies implement effective technical measures to protect personal data. The Pentest report proves the company's diligence in testing and improving these measures, being vital in the event of an audit or incident.
SOC 2 (System and Organization Controls 2): Aimed at service providers that store client information in the cloud. Pentesting helps ensure that data protection security controls are operating as promised.
Differentiators
Service performed manually by one or more analysts.
Service Scope
The scope is defined by the clients; it may cover servers, applications, web portals, internal or external environments.
Expected Results
The Client will be able to identify and prioritize the treatment of vulnerabilities in their tested environment.
Deliverables
An INTRUSION TEST REPORT will be prepared and delivered for each test performed, covering, at a minimum, information such as:
- Objectives;
- Assumptions and test scope;
- Dates and times of the tests;
- Vulnerability analysis methodology;
- Description of actions performed; Methodologies;
- Vulnerabilities found;
- Categorization and severity of vulnerabilities;
- Possible applicable issues;
- Recommendations and security controls necessary for correcting vulnerabilities;
- Presentation of collected evidence;
- Research sources;
- References and tools used;
- Information accessed and other evidence of the intrusion's success.
Delivery Format
PDF report with a presentation by the Infomach team.
Success Criteria
The tested Client must certify that their technical team will make the necessary corrections to reduce or eliminate identified vulnerabilities and risks.
Common Challenges We Address
Companies that want to test how susceptible their environment is to a hacker attack.
Guarantees
The test will be executed during windows pre-scheduled with the clients.
Included Items
The client may perform a retest on the same tested environment within 6 months after contract signing. At no additional cost.
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