A cyber incident can be defined in a number of ways:

• A breach of a system’s security policy in order to affect its integrity or availability
• An attempt to gain unauthorised access to a system and/or to data
• The unauthorised use of systems for the processing or storing of data
• Changes to a systems firmware, software or hardware without the system owners consent
• Malicious disruption and/or denial of service

We utilise the latest vulnerability scanning tools to create a full picture of your organisation’s attack surface, including networks, computer systems and applications that may be vulnerable to attack. Using all of the data gathered, we identify potential security vulnerabilities and determine whether they can be exploited.

Network Infrastructure

Network pen testing aims to identify the security posture of both your internal and external networks, to help determine your susceptibility to attacks and test the effectiveness of existing cyber defences.

Web Application

Web applications such as websites or web-based software can often house sensitive business data and as such become an attractive target for cyber criminals.

Wireless Pentesting

Wireless networks (Wi-Fi) can provide greater flexibility to your organisation’s network infrastructure, but with the caveat of increasing your potential for an attack.

Social Engineering

Human’s make mistakes, and your workforce can often be your weakest link when it comes to cyber resilience.