Reconnaissance Phase: the first phase of our penetration testing service is the reconnaissance phase, during which we gather information about your IT infrastructure, including IP addresses, domain names, and network topology. This information is used to identify potential attack vectors and vulnerabilities in the system.

Scanning Phase: in the second phase, our team uses automated tools to scan the target system for known vulnerabilities such as outdated software, misconfigured servers, and weak passwords. The scanning process is designed to identify potential vulnerabilities that can be exploited in the next phase of the testing.

Exploitation Phase: the exploitation phase is where we attempt to exploit the identified vulnerabilities to gain unauthorised access to the target system. Our ethical hackers use a range of techniques, including social engineering, phishing attacks, and software exploits, to gain access to systems and data.

Privilege Escalation and Lateral Movement Phase: once we have gained access to the target system, our team attempts to escalate their privileges and move laterally through the network to access additional systems and data. This phase of the testing is designed to identify the extent of a potential breach and assess the overall security posture of the company.

Reporting Phase: finally, we provide a detailed report of our findings, including a list of vulnerabilities identified, the severity of each vulnerability, and recommendations for remediation. The report also includes a summary of the testing process and the methods used to gain unauthorised access to the system.