Laneden - A Cyber-Security Company | Penetration Testing Services | Social Engineering Security Services | Ethical Hacking Services

Generally, external infrastructure assessments or external penetration tests, look to identify security concerns within any publicly accessible server or service.

Laneden does not only look to identify known security vulnerabilities and exploit them. Our experienced engineers use open source information gathering techniques similar to those utilised by malicious actors, to identify as much information as possible on your organisation.

This information is then used to build real-life attack scenarios across vectors such as credential stuffing and password attacks. Giving you a real view of the risks associated with your public footprint.

Infrastructure penetration testing or vulnerability assessments can provide assurance that systems and security controls have been configured securely with best security practices in mind.

Provide assurance that no common or publicly known vulnerabilities are affecting your systems.

Help identify potential attacks vectors associated with any information you or your organisation may have publicly available.

If vulnerabilities are identified they can be remediated prior to a malicious actor taking advantage of them.

Common vulnerability identification and management

Potentially avoid extra costs and reputation damage due to a breach via a commonly known vulnerability

Helps identify security concerns before any malicious actors can abuse them

Provide evidence of compliance with regulatory bodies

To provide assurance to customers, suppliers and partners, proving you are taking measures to produce secure services and protect their data

Provide insight into potential risks associated with your network

Help identify publically available information that could be used to attack your organisation

Provide critical input into your risk management programs

Assessments are priced based on the size of the relevant engagement, how many servers form the scope and any relevant complexities surrounding any scenario-driven requirements. Once requirements and drivers are understood a statement of works measured in days is produced.

The statement of works will describe the total man-days required to fulfil the engagement, priced per man day.