IT Security Auditing and Services
Our offensive IT security services and audits provide a proactive approach to protecting computer systems, networks, and devices against cyberattacks.
Our goal is to minimize the impact of these attacks and safeguard your company’s most valuable asset: your data.
IT Security Services
How do we protect your company? Below is a breakdown of our IT security audit and offensive cybersecurity services:
Public Vulnerability Discovery Analysis
Black Box Penetration Testing
White Box Penetration Testing
Vulnerability Assessment
Web Application Vulnerability Analysis
How do we perform an IT security audit?
Available cybersecurity audits
Public Vulnerability Discovery Analysis
Review of Publicly Available Data
IP addresses
Website address
Email addresses
Word documents
Website address
Pentesting – White Box Penetration Testing
What is a security penetration test?
Black Box Testing
In this approach, there is no knowledge of the internal functioning of the system. The tester works only with the information they can obtain on their own, just as a cybercriminal would.
White Box Testing
In this type of test, there is full knowledge of the system’s internal functioning, and the assessment is carried out using information that one or more employees within the organization could access.
Grey Box Testing
Only partial knowledge of the system’s internal functioning is available, while other aspects remain unknown. (*) Availability may vary.
Do you need an IT security audit for your company?
We can advise you and offer a tailored solution based on your business needs, ensuring that every aspect of the IT security audit is adapted to your specific requirements.
We assess your current systems, identify potential vulnerabilities, and design customized strategies to protect your data and operations.
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ABD – FSS (Free security service)
This is a free service through which we help organizations understand the level of risk they are exposed to based on the public information available on the Internet about their company.
With just your organization’s domain, we can analyze your company’s vulnerabilities. These are visible and accessible to everyone, and cybercriminal bots continuously scan them, making them the foundation of any massive or targeted attack.
External Penetration Testing
The objective is to simulate an attack originating from outside the infrastructure. All assets exposed to the Internet that an adversary could use as an entry point into your corporate network will be identified and assessed.
We use both automated and manual tools to validate the effectiveness of your security mechanisms, such as firewalls and intrusion prevention systems.
Internal Penetration Testing
It simulates an attack carried out from within an organization’s security perimeter.
Its objective is to assess the impact of an attack performed by a malicious insider, such as a disgruntled employee. The process is always adapted to the client’s needs, but it typically involves identifying vulnerable instances and evaluating the potential exposure of critical business information.
Evaluation of Active Directory
Active Directory (AD) penetration testing in a Windows environment consists of simulating the actions of an attacker who has gained access to the corporate network.
This access may be physical or through an infected workstation. The main objective is to identify vulnerabl
assets that could affect the organization’s perimeter and to propose action plans to improve the security posture of Active Directory.
The purpose of Active Directory testing is to identify security issues within an organization’s internal network.
Web Application Penetration Test
The objective of web application penetration testing is to assess their security posture by identifying and examining vulnerabilities resulting from insecure design and implementation practices. It is carried out using both automated and manual tools to validate the effectiveness of security mechanisms, such as a Web Application Firewall (WAF), for example.
API Penetration Test
API penetration testing focuses on assessing the security posture of environments that use APIs and require data transmission.
The objective is to manipulate application logic and identify potential exposure of sensitive information by accessing restricted functionalities and access levels. Testing activities are carried out primarily using manual enumeration and assessment techniques described in the OWASP API Security Testing Guide.
Vulnerability Assessment
The objectives of vulnerability assessments are to identify, classify, and prioritize vulnerabilities across networks, databases, and applications.
This engagement is broader and more complex than standard scans, as it also involves customized testing policies to detect gaps and misconfigurations within the client’s ecosystem. With the information collected, vulnerabilities are classified and prioritized based on industry best practices for risk management. Regarding the types of vulnerability assessments, engagements may include:
- Network and wireless assessments
- Host assessments
- Database assessments
- Application analysiss
Mobile Application Penetration Test
The objective of mobile application penetration testing is to identify security weaknesses in custom mobile applications on both Android and iOS platforms.
We assess an application’s security through both static and dynamic analysis, following the testing guidelines of the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP).
Cloud Environment Penetration Test
Cloud penetration testing focuses on identifying design, deployment, and configuration flaws in cloud‑hosted environments. Our consultants use a wide range of tools, techniques, and procedures to assess an organization’s security posture from both an external and internal perspective.
Misconfigurations and faulty access policies have played a major role in recent security breaches. What we do is help our clients understand these risks and propose mitigation measures to ensure a more secure ecosystem.
Wi-Fi Penetration Testing
The objective of Wi‑Fi penetration testing is to identify security weaknesses in the current implementation of a wireless network or networks.
Wi‑Fi penetration tests may also involve social engineering techniques, since tricking users into revealing their passwords or manipulating their traffic are common attack vectors. In many cases, with a sufficiently powerful network adapter, these scenarios can even be replicated from outside the building.
VoIP Penetration Testing
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a technology that provides advanced and efficient communication solutions.
VoIP offers additional functionality and, as a result, introduces more potential attack vectors. Mitigation is essential to further strengthen an organization’s security posture.
The objective of VoIP penetration testing is to identify security weaknesses in the current implementation(s) of the VoIP infrastructure.
Why choose ABD for your company’s cybersecurity?
We have Microsoft‑certified cybersecurity consultants dedicated to protecting businesses against cyber threats.
We conduct comprehensive IT security audits to ensure the protection of your systems and data, guaranteeing that your company operates securely and efficiently.
