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Uncover past or present cybersecurity threats and ensure an effective Merger and Acquisition transaction for your clients.
Overview
When your clients are buying a company, they are not just acquiring the company but also their cybersecurity posture and inherent risks associated with them.
That is why a Penetration Test or Compromise Assessment plays a great role in your client’s investment.
How we help Lawyers.
Packetlabs supports lawyers by helping eliminate buyer’s remorse and ensuring your clients avoid “buying a breach”.
Ensure a successful Merger and Acquisition transaction
Seamless cybersecurity due diligence for your clients to cover the entire merger/acquisition journey.
Assess effectiveness of critical security controls
Measure the processes of the organization your client is looking to acquire.
Support that matters
Provide more thorough consultation to your clients with IT experience.
We’ve got your back
Gain referrals from Packetlabs, we will refer clients who inquire about M&As.
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OBPT Sample Report
Packetlabs’ OBPT methodology evaluates the security controls across people, processes and technology in order to identify potential areas of weakness.
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Cyber Maturity Assessment Report
Packetlabs assessed the security control capabilities of ACME Inc.’s security program using the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 framework.
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Application Penetration Testing Methodology
Our 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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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.

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