We Are A Cyber-Security Company
Laneden is a small boutique business who prides itself on working closely with our clients
to understand their needs and to build long-term relationships.
We have many years of experience and can help alleviate your cybersecurity concerns.
Who knew peace of mind could be so cost-effective.
Penetration Testing
Laneden can help your organisation identify potential security concerns and quantify the risks you may have across your assets, from your network to your key business systems such as your web applications or customer transactional components.
We can work together to build a statement of works that will bring you peace of mind which is not only cost-effective but tailored to meet your requirements.
Security assessment services covering
Persistent Threat Simulation
An organisation's public footprint can yield information that is very useful to a malicious actor.
Wielding similar techniques to those employed by malicious actors, Laneden can show how this information can be weaponised and used to attack your businesses and systems.
Weaponising this information through social engineering techniques, Laneden can carry out attacks such as phishing, remote telephone attacks and physical, on-premise attacks. Identifying means of compromise to exfiltrate data or make monetary gains in a controlled manner.
We can help your organisation not only understand what to expect if targeted by a persistent attacker but also bring you peace of mind through understanding their techniques and how to mitigate against them.
Compliance Testing
Penetration testing is a critical component of any efficient security programme.
The perpetually changing threat landscape compacted by the proliferating complexity of attacks and attack vectors drives home the requirement for organisations to monitor and manage vulnerabilities continually.
In today's heavily regulated markets, many organisations are looking for ways to monitor and assess their compliance posture.
Several standards and compliance frameworks have components specifically related to auditing systems and their security.
Indicating or specifying that independent penetration testing is necessary to determine whether any identified vulnerabilities pose a genuine risk to an organisation or its customers.