Server Penetration VAPT - Cyber Security

CYBER SECURITY

Overview : Server Penetration Testing

Server Penetration Testing is a highly beneficial cybersecurity service that finds, exploits, and remediates your server vulnerabilities before the bad actor can find them. Servers store and process sensitive business data and are commonly attacked by cybercriminals. Our certified penetration testers use proven methodologies to simulate attacks against your server in order to determine your server security position, identify gaps, and make recommendations on actions you can take to improve your server security posture. We will assess your infrastructure regardless of whether you're using a web server, database server, mail server, or application server to ensure that you are protected against attacks like; malware injection, privilege escalation, DDoS, and unauthorized access.

Methodology

Black Box

Gray Box

White Box

Black Box Testing is performed without prior knowledge of your server architecture, configurations, or credentials. The tester approaches the system like a real world attacker that only has public available information, and active reconnaissance to discover weaknesses.

Gray Box Testing is a combined test type where the testers would have limited access or limited knowledge to the server environment. It represents a potential attack path for an attacker to have some insider information, such as credentials that are leaked or limited network access.

In White Box Testing (also known as Clear Box Testing or Crystal Box Testing), you have complete knowledge of the server's infrastructure, such as IP addresses, architecture diagrams and configurations. This means that you can complete a thorough assessment in a relatively short period of time.