Network Penetration Testing

Although network vulnerability assessment technologies can assist in the identification of security vulnerabilities, they are unable to establish which security problems cause harm and which do not. That's why penetration testing has become so important for identifying whether vulnerabilities are risks and exploiting them intentionally but ethically.

Regardless of how little or large your company is, network security is one of the most crucial considerations when working over the internet, LAN, or another way. While no network is completely secure, a reliable and efficient network security solution is critical for safeguarding client information. An effective network security solution lowers the danger of data theft and sabotage in the workplace.

Your servers will be protected from malicious software thanks to network security. It also assures the safety of shared information. By splitting down information into several components, encrypting these parts, and transmitting them across distinct pathways, network security infrastructure provides various levels of protection against MiM attacks, preventing scenarios such as eavesdropping. 

AppSecure's network penetration testing method relies mostly on Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES).In order to identify and confirm security vulnerabilities, network attacks, configuration problems, and application logic defects.
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Penetration testing comes in a variety of forms. It's crucial to understand that network penetration testers may use a combination of two or more of these approaches depending on the product being tested.
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External Network Testing:
A security examination of an organization's perimeter systems is known as external penetration testing (commonly called external network penetration testing). An external pentest's goal is to uncover vulnerabilities in your externally accessible systems and services, get access to confidential data, and learn how an attacker may attack your clients or users.
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In a black-box test, our security professionals attempt to migrate into the internal networks by exploiting holes. The use of external network penetration testing gives a firm insight into the weak points in its systems and the routes via which sensitive data may be leaked.

Internal Network Testing:
When an attacker has initial access to a network, a pen test is run to see what damage they can do. An internal network pen test can reveal insider risks, such as hostile behavior by workers, whether they are aware of it or not.
White-box penetration testing is used for internal network security assessments. This sort of network penetration testing places a high priority on identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities that might allow blackhat hackers to get access to confidential data and services.