What Was Missed in Your Last Pentest?
Most penetration tests stop at automated vulnerability scans and a few exploit attempts. We don't.
Packetlabs, a CREST and SOC 2 Type II accredited North American penetration testing company, delivers impact-first findings that uncover what others miss through advanced tester capabilities; no outsourcing, no egos, and zero false positives. Our team goes well beyond industry standards to find real risks and demonstrate business impact. Ready for more than a VA scan?®
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Infrastructure Penetration Testing
Find weaknesses others overlook
An infrastructure penetration testing assessment uncovers vulnerabilities residing in your IT and network systems and provides a tailored approach to each environment.
Infrastructure Penetration Testing can help you:
Reduce the risk of a breach within system infrastructure
Identify gaps in processes and procedures
Strengthen your cybersecurity posture
Protect your data from ransomware, trojans, and phishing attacks
Highlight how a vulnerability can lead to compromise
Explain to key stakeholders or board members where vulnerabilities lie and what to do about it
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Why Packetlabs?
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North American Data Residency
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OSCP-Certified Staff
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Outsourcing
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Average NPS Score Given By Our Customers Upon Project Completion
We’re committed to the greater good- and that includes your right to security and privacy. With an exceptionally trained team and a robust testing methodology, we go beyond checkboxes to really understand your unique penetration testing needs. With our consultative approach, we ensure that our clients understand our reports and assessments. We also provide support when identifying the next steps in strengthening our clients' security posture with a solid cybersecurity strategy.
Featured Posts
June 12 - Blog
What is an Initial Access Broker?
What is an initial access broker? With the emergence of Ransomware as a Service, operators often rely on initial access brokers to obtain an initial foothold on the network. Learn more today.
May 31 - Blog
New Ransomware Technique Emerges: Fake Ransomware Support
A new ransomware scam uses fake tech support tricking victims into paying for their files back: a novel technique designed to socially engineer victims among a number of fake ransomware attacks.
May 23 - Blog
Attack Surface Mapping for Proactive Cybersecurity
What is the Attack Surface and why does it matter? This article outlines the process of Attack Surface Mapping to ensure a comprehensive and proactive cybersecurity program.
