Penetration testing for government entities including vendors, ministries, and third parties that are under contract to a government or ministry
Whether your organization is part of a ministry sector or you are an entity working alongside the government, there are specific cybersecurity requirements that must be met during audits or assessments. Packetlabs is your trusted Canadian penetration testing partner in ensuring government cybersecurity regulations are met.
Our Purple Teaming service provides a detailed analysis of password management, incident management and access control systems with a focus on Tactics Techniques and Procedures (TTPs).
Safeguard your government institution from adversary behaviours like malware and ransomware variants, distribution and alliances, zero-day leaks and tools.
Compliance with Ontario’s GO-ITS 25.0 General Security Requirements.
Validation and improvement for your defences and lower likelihood of Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks with Objective-Based Penetration Testing.
Ensure you are compliant with the standards ITAR, SOC 2, and NIST SP800-115 with an Infrastructure Penetration Test and Application Security Test.
Packetlabs’ OBPT methodology evaluates the security controls across people, processes and technology in order to identify potential areas of weakness.
Download Sample ReportPacketlabs assessed the security control capabilities of ACME Inc.’s security program using the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 framework.
Download Sample ReportOur Application Penetration Testing Methodology is derived from the OWASP Top 10:2021 and has been enhanced with current threats and our overall experience in the industry.
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Google has officially released their delay of the removal of third-party cookies in Chrome. Learn more about what this may mean from a security standpoint in today's blog.
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In today's blog, learn more about how Zero Click cyberattacks are executed without user interaction and why they're difficult to defend against, posing a significant cybersecurity challenge.
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The NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0 is the first major update to this fundamental IT security guidance framework since its inception in 2014. Find out what is new in CSF 2.0.
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