What is Internal Penetration Testing?
Testing for internal penetration is intended to simulate the risk associated with the attack once they have breached the defenses of your network. At Teceze we perform rigorous and lengthy, end-to-end testing to determine any possible threats that could will stop internal attacks.
What is The Internal Penetration Testing Service Consist Of?
Our cyber security specialists set their equipment on the site, they’ll be able to connect your computer with their laptops and begin their internal penetration tests. Any security issues discovered are broken down into 3 categories.
Patching
This is a significant issue when conducting internal penetration test. Because it is normal for a variety of boxes or programs to be ignored.
Passwords
Users and systems are usually linked with passwords which are not secure and can be easily guess.
Policy
A lot of times, the built-in standards and policies aren’t adequate and, consequently, inappropriate applications or access are permitted. Hackers could make use of these, and allow them access to the host where privileges could be increased or access could be granted. Every test involves the use of a different technique and depends on the networks, company as well as the surrounding environment.
Our Process
The test starts by completing the discovery phase of host hosts. This allows you to map the entire system as well as identify any targets that might be targeted in the final phases of the test. Hosts susceptible to attack could also be identified to the user as well as all network maps.
It can be utilized as a tool that makes the discovery process more efficient however it’s also helpful when the client has particular hosts they wish to focus on. This document, however, can be a hindrance because it could limit the test and reduce its quality in terms of completeness and, therefore, it is not a reliable source.
The port scanning stage will target the system that had been highlighted during prior stages. So, every service on a host which is accessible to external users will receive the port. By assigning ports numbers allows you to determine which services are likely to be the target of attacks, such as Telnet, SSH and SMB services.
Key Benefits of Remote Working Penetration Testing
1. Enabling two-factor authentication and session control.
2. Identifies the method of attack and configurations that are not secure to prevent the loss of data or security breaches.
3. Access controls for better access.
4. Offering a secure remote working environment to your employees as well as customers.
5. Helps to prevent reputational harm.