Penetration Testing

Penetration Testing

Cytomate Pen Testing (CPT) is a leading provider of penetration testing services that evaluate an organization's security policies, regulatory compliance, employee security awareness, and ability to identify and respond to security problems. CPT helps organizations manage cyber security risks more effectively by identifying, safely exploiting, and aiding in remedying vulnerabilities that may otherwise result in compromised data and assets by malicious attackers.

OUR PROFESSIONALS

Our security professionals use penetration testing techniques and specialized testing tools to test the robustness of an organization's security policies, regulatory compliance, employee security awareness, and the organization's ability to identify and respond to security issues and incidents involving unauthorized access. Cytomate launches the simulated cyber-attacks by pen testers using strategies and tools designed to access or exploit the vulnerable devices or possible paths that lead attackers to gain access to your systems.

KEYHIGHLIGHTS

Provides a complete overview of vulnerabilities that hackers may attack via in-depth inside investigation.

Independently verifies the effectiveness of security safeguards.

Improves awareness and understanding of cyber security risks through interactive threat modeling.

Provides a comprehensive report with restorative remediation after successfully exploiting vulnerabilities.

This service involves assessing an organization’s network, applications, and systems to identify vulnerabilities that can be exploited by attackers. The goal is to identify and prioritize vulnerabilities that pose the greatest risk to the organization and recommend ways to remediate them. Cytomate’s penetration testing service uses a combination of automated tools and manual techniques to identify vulnerabilities, exploit them, and provide detailed reports on the findings. This service is essential for organizations that want to proactively identify and remediate vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by attackers.