Objective-based Penetration Testing
Objective-based Penetration Testing takes conventional penetration testing to the next level by assessing the security within your organization through a simulated cyber-attack. Rather than defining a scope of targets, objectives are defined, for example: obtain access to high-security network or access to sensitive information.
Evaluate the effectiveness of your IT security program.
Packetlabs attempts to achieve the defined objectives using the most advanced attack techniques to find the weakest link. The primary goal of this type of testing is to evaluate the overall security of your organization, and the effectiveness of your incident response process.
Packetlabs’ Objective-based Penetration Testing has challenged the industry standard – using a unique three-pronged approach to assess people, process and technology. Aligned to test each of these areas effectively, we validate the security of your most sensitive information.
To achieve each the defined objectives, the following attack types may be performed:
INFRASTRUCTURE
SOCIAL ENGINEERING
DEVICE PLANTING
APPLICATION
E-MAIL PHISHING
TAILGAITING
WIRELESS
USB DEVICE DROPS
CARD CLONING
What We Deliver
A detailed report is prepared outlining the findings identified, coupled with recommendations to enhance the security within the environment
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Each objective is thoroughly documented with an attack narrative to illustrate how it was achieved and the timeline of events
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We perform root-cause analysis and provide both tactical and strategic recommendations
Related Resources
May 10, 2016
PCI COMPLIANCE TESTING METHODOLOGY
Packetlabs’ security testing methodology is based on industry standards and is primarily aligned with NIST SP800-115 to ensure compliance with most regulatory requirements.
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