Amber Solutions

Pentesting Agile

In a rapidly changing digital world, security cannot be static. The Pentesting AGILE Amber Solutions offers an assessment of continuous security that is adapted to the speed of your business, providing protection proactive and flexible in the face of threats in evolution.

Pentesting

What is the difference between the Pentesting AGILE Pentesting traditional?

Frequency

Our security experts, acting as hackers ethical, simulate real-world attacks from high impact to discover the most critical vulnerabilities in your applications, networks, and systems.We conducted a complete review of your defenses, since testing of SQL injection until the detection of insecure configurations, covering technologies like Java, .NET, Python, and PHP.

Agile Methodology

We integrate the pentesting in your development cycle, providing continual feedback and adapting to changes in your infrastructure and applications. We tailor our services to the specific characteristics of your organization, providing audits personalized with a comprehensive approach.

Solutions customized for your environment

Each infrastructure is unique, and that's why our services pentesting adapt to the particularities of your organization. We provide audits personalized with a comprehensive approach that improves both the safety of your infrastructure and your applications.

The life cycle of the Pentesting Agile

Finding

Discovery phase:
We started with an extensive scan of your system. We identified all the assets, applications, and access points for understanding your infrastructure and your level of exposure.

Plan

We design a test plan custom tailored to your specific needs and goals. We define the scope, the methodology and the tools that we will use to get the best results.

Test

Simulation real: Our cybersecurity experts simulate attacks in a controlled manner to identify vulnerabilities in your system, such as would a cybercriminal.

Solution

Effective solutions: We provide you a detailed report with the vulnerabilities found and clear recommendations, and actionable to solve them.

Report

Total transparency: We documented each step of the process and we can give you a full report of the results of the testing, risk analysis, and tips to strengthen your security.

Analysis

Continuous improvement: We analyze the results of the tests to identify patterns and trends, which allows us to optimize your defenses and prevent future attacks.

Questions Frequent

1. What is pentesting and why is it important?

The pentesting, or penetration test, is a process in which we simulate real-world attacks on your networks, systems and applications to identify vulnerabilities before attackers exploit it. It is essential because it helps to identify and correct critical weaknesses, protecting your infrastructure from cyber attacks.

 

2. What types of tests includes the pentesting?

The pentesting encompasses a variety of tests, including SQL injection, detection of insecure configurations, authentication failures, and security testing in web and mobile applications. These tests allow us to assess the security of each layer of your infrastructure.

 

3. How long does it take to make a pentesting?

The duration of a pentesting depends on the size and complexity of the systems analyzed. In general, a pentesting can last between 1 to 3 weeks. During the process, we provide a detailed timetable so you know exactly when the tests and the delivery of results.

 

4. What interferes with the pentesting with the daily operations of my organization?

No. Our pentesters perform the tests in a controlled manner and with the least possible impact on your daily operations. The simulations of the attack was planned carefully to avoid any interruption or significant downtime in your infrastructure.

 

5. What do I get at the end of the process of pentesting?

At the end of the pentesting, you will receive a detailed report with the discovered vulnerabilities and clear recommendations to address them. This report includes the prioritization of the risks and practical steps you can take to improve the security of your systems, networks, and applications.

Improve your security

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