PENETRATION TEST 2.0

Identify vulnerabilities and non-conformities in an advanced cybersecurity and data protection test.

Critical vulnerabilities identified in different technological solutions, developed by large, medium and small companies, such as Google and Xerox

Vulnerability identified and registered by our team in the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE)

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Countries where we deliver Penetration Testing 2.0, for companies of different sectors and sizes

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e-commerce platforms and SaaS solutions were analyzed, revealing critical vulnerabilities that allowed the leakage of personal data and confidential information, as well as non-compliance with data protection laws

Process Steps

01 Business Analysis

First, we carry out an analysis of the business(s), objective(s), expectation(ies), as well as information that may support a deeper technical analysis.

02 Threat Intelligence

Through the IO Leak Data Monitor, we identified threats related to the analyzed assets, leaked data, vulnerabilities, and other critical information that could be exploited by a cybercriminal in a real attack.

03 Vulnerability Analysis

Analyzes of vulnerabilities identified through IO Leak and other manual analyzes will be carried out by our specialists, excluding false positives

04 Exploitation

Based only on the vulnerabilities identified, they are explored, thus identifying the level of exposure of personal and corporate data and the respective cyber and privacy risks.

05 Privacy Assessment

In addition to identifying technological vulnerabilities, non-compliance with data protection laws and regulations is also identified and legal impacts are contextualized.

06 Reporting and Remediation Support

A technical report and executive presentation are prepared and presented. As well as a close technical monitoring of the teams responsible for the correction will be carried out.

Some of our technical analysis

Web Applications

API

Infrastructure

Mobile Applications

IOT Devices

Type of tests

White Box

Realized with total knowledge of the asset(s) to be analyzed, such as logical topology, access credentials, interviews, among other details. Allowing to perform deeper and more detailed analyses.

Grey Box

Realized with little knowledge of the asset(s) to be analyzed, such as access URL, IP, read access credentials, among other superficial details.

Black Box

Realized without any knowledge of the asset(s) to be analyzed, only the company name or basic information is provided to limit the scope of the analysis.