Penetration Testing

Stay one step ahead of cyber attackers who want to exploit you with our penetration testing service

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    Stop attackers with effective testing

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    Train staff to fight phishing

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    Get a prioritized list of issues to address

Discover and Address Issues

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    Network Penetration Testing

    Simulated attacks give you a snapshot of vulnerabilities in internal and external networks

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    Web and Mobile Application Penetration Testing

    We assess your applications using a comprehensive security framework

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    IoT Device Testing

    Our testing and analysis focus on both known and previously undiscovered vulnerabilities

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    Red Team Attack Simulation

    Measure your security effectiveness with simulated adversarial behaviors and techniques

What You Don't Know Could Hurt You

  • Do you worry about gaps in your layers of cybersecurity?
  • Are you concerned that staff members could fall for social engineering attacks?
  • Does going through penetration testing sound expensive or intrusive?

If this sounds familiar, our G6 experts can help allay your concerns.

Mitigating the Risks

Cybercrime is real, but you can protect your organization. One effective way to stop attackers is to simulate the actions of an attacker. With G6 IT’s penetration testing service, you will see firsthand where your organization is doing well and where improvements could be made.

Let us help you bridge the gaps and feel more secure.

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Put Your Organization to the Test?

We promise to make pen testing as pain-free as possible. And when it’s done, you’ll have a tactical, strategic plan for moving forward with tighter security and better-trained employees. With penetration testing services from G6, your organization can:

  • Head off attacks aimed at your network, applications or IoT devices.
  • Be better protected against social engineering threats.
  • Meet requirements for compliance with industry regulations.
  • Breathe easier, knowing that security best practices are in place and working.

The “Peace of Mind” Plan

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    Tell us about your goals and technology obstacles.

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    Get proven and reliable solutions and strategies.

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    Protect your assets, reach your goals and grow.

FAQs

What is penetration testing?

Penetration testing, also known as pen testing, is a security assessment that is conducted by experts in cybersecurity (sometimes called “white hat hackers”). The goal of pen testing is to discover and exploit vulnerabilities within a computer system, network or application. This simulated attack aims to uncover weaknesses in the system's defenses that malicious actors could exploit.

How does penetration testing work?

Pen testers stay updated on cutting-edge technology and its possible weaknesses. They mimic cyber criminals by adopting their methods, infiltrating the network or system and ultimately uncovering IT vulnerabilities. To complete their work, pen testers may use automated penetration testing tools to expose weaknesses in various areas such as core attack vectors, operating systems, network devices and application software. Alternatively, penetration testers may choose to use a more hands-on, manual approach.

How often should you perform penetration testing?

Ideally, penetration testing should be done every year at least. This regular cadence is necessary to maintain consistent IT and network security. Remember, the testing will expose newly discovered threats that could be exploited by malicious hackers, so it’s important to run tests at least annually.

Some regulations require tests to be performed under specific circumstances, including when:

  • Introducing new network infrastructure or applications.
  • Implementing significant upgrades or modifications to existing infrastructure or applications.
  • Establishing new office locations.
  • Applying security patches.
  • Modifying end-user policies.