Penetration Testing

Penetration Testing

Tailored to your Business

Hackers are quick to exploit security vulnerabilities. Don’t give them the opportunity. A comprehensive penetration test provides valuable insights to fine-tune your systems and strengthen your security posture.

At BitGuard, we take a personalized approach to penetration testing. Our process is tailored to your unique needs, compliance requirements, risk profile, and cybersecurity maturity. Each test is conducted with your specific goals in mind, and we deliver a detailed report with actionable recommendations to help you enhance your defenses effectively.

Tier List

Our 3-tier Process

Designed for you

Social

Tier 1

Social Engineering

What if your team becomes the target? Regardless of the strength of your network controls, a single social engineering attack can bypass your security and provide an attacker with otherwise inaccessible access. Our social engineering tests encompass phishing, vishing, and evaluating physical procedures and controls. Oasis engineers simulate external or internal threats to uncover what information can be obtained and what access can be achieved. We will identify vulnerabilities so you can ensure your team is informed and prepared to counter human threats.

External

Tier 2

External Penetration Testing

What public-facing vulnerabilities are present in your environment? The external penetration test involves using both automated tools and manual techniques to identify potential vulnerabilities or configuration errors that could be exploited to gain unauthorized access to your systems. Oasis acts as an external attacker, attempting to exploit vulnerable systems to obtain confidential information or compromise network perimeter defenses.

Internal

Tier 3

Internal Penetration Testing

What if an attacker bypasses your external defenses? The internal penetration test involves using automated tools and manual techniques to assess in-scope systems and devices. Oasis acts as an internal attacker, trying to access systems and data, escalate privileges, move across devices, or exfiltrate sensitive or critical information. This test can be performed both with and without system access to mimic third-party or internal threat actors.