According to a report by Cyvelliance, more than half of all malicious attacks delivered via the Web go undetected by anti-virus software. This is costing organizations millions of dollars in business loss; with the most damaging attacks taking the form of viruses, unauthorized access and theft of proprietary information.
NetWorks Group’s Ethical Hacking (EH) Service is the most effective way to test a security system on behalf of its owners by uncovering vulnerabilities that could be exploited by a malicious hacker. The methods utilized in Ethical Hacking are similar to malicious hacking but have a different objective. Instead of exploiting problems to harm the owners; problems are discovered and reported so that they can be fixed before a breach occurs.
NetWorks Group utilizes a proven methodology for testing the security controls in place. Whether it’s Web-facing mission critical applications, network infrastructure or the wireless network. Testing is tailored to the client’s specific needs and can be performed internally or externally; from a focused drill-down on a particular aspect of the environment to an outside stealth approach.
Our Ethical Hacking Service is performed by a dedicated team consisting of highly-skilled, focused and experienced security consultants. We’re familiar with current attack methods and techniques used to exploit system, network, web application, and modem vulnerabilities. Through our continued research and experience, we are continuously adding to our intrusion testing techniques. We test for over 25,000+ known vulnerabilities, logic flow problems, and other risks. Not all vulnerabilities fall under the category of a specific published vulnerability. Accordingly, we employ a proprietary library of manual tests and custom developed tools that are used to check for hard-to-find vulnerabilities, as well as the finest commercial and public domain tools.
Many of our clients have told us that security assessment reports that have received from other security firms or tools they have run themselves contained false positives (vulnerability is reported where none really exists). Inaccurate findings create more work for you and your team. False positives also undermine confidence in the overall report. NetWorks Group's methodology ensures that our findings reports never contain false positives.
NetWorks Group has a proven repeatable process to ensure that you will receive accurate, actionable findings that are prioritized and fully explained to all stakeholders.
