Infrastructure Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Assessment

We test websites, corporate portals, personal accounts, and APIs hosted on both internal servers and external hosting.

The testing includes an audit of authentication and authorization systems, analysis of business logic, and verification of the security of mobile-application backends.

The result is a detailed report on identified vulnerabilities and a prioritized remediation plan.

We conduct penetration testing of Android applications, including analysis of source code, binary files, and protection mechanisms.

We assess the reliability of authentication, the security of local storage, server communication, and resistance to reverse engineering and exploits.

We test network interactions, input filtering, and the resilience of business logic to bypass attempts.

We assess how resilient the organization is to internal threats.

We model attacks with the privileges of an ordinary employee or from the level of guest network access to identify vulnerabilities in internal infrastructure, segmentation errors, and access-control misconfigurations.

We conduct penetration testing of external infrastructure — public services, servers, VPNs, email systems, and security gateways.

We test the operation of firewalls, traffic-filtering systems, and protection against external attacks.

The analysis helps identify weak points and minimize the risk of unauthorized access to corporate data.

We simulate attacks on the human factor — testing how employees respond to social-engineering techniques.

From phishing emails to phone calls and attempts to gain access through trust.

The test results show how prepared personnel are for a real cyberattack and where additional protective measures or training are needed.

We assess the security of the company’s wireless networks.

We identify risks associated with unprotected access points, weak passwords, outdated encryption algorithms, and the possibility of penetrating the corporate network through Wi-Fi.

As a result, the client receives recommendations for configuring and strengthening the wireless infrastructure.

The Red Team simulates a real targeted attack, testing the effectiveness of protection systems, response procedures, and SOC operations.

This format makes it possible to assess not only technological security but also personnel readiness, detection speed, and the quality of internal communication during an incident.

We assess resilience to physical intrusion and unauthorized access to the premises.

We model scenarios in which an attacker attempts to connect to network infrastructure, install implants, or gain access to equipment.

During the test, we evaluate security systems, access controls, video surveillance, and the security service’s response to incidents