Offensive security

Netox’s penetration testing service is an ethical hacking service for assessing and testing existing security measures of information systems or IT infrastructure. Our security testing is usually combined with an architecture walkthrough, a security architecture assessment and, if necessary, an on-premises or cloud hosting environment configuration assessment from the perspectives of “hardening” the running environment and software security.

Typical assessment areas include:

• web applications and websites
• desktop and mobile apps
• IoT solutions
• intranet and extranet sites and other sites that require login or access control
• online stores, subscription-based services and other professional services that include payment integrations
• APIs and other programming and integration interfaces
• distributed systems, often characterised by distributed deployment models, data replication, clustered server environments and strict system availability, data integrity, and consistency requirements

With Netox Red Teaming services, you can assess and enhance your cybersecurity defences. The service simulates realistic cyberattack scenarios that resemble attacks carried out by malicious actors. The simulation remains within legal and data protection limits, however. Our comprehensive assessment includes penetration tests as well as discreet onsite assessments, and is carried out in close collaboration with your organisation. This approach enables a well-planned operation, adapted to your organisation’s needs, with the aim of significantly improving your security posture.

Netox’s Red Teaming services consist of a diverse range of solutions designed to reveal the different facets of your organisation’s security. The services ensure a robust and comprehensive data security assessment and a framework for improving it.

Netox’s OSINT service is designed to identify security risks arising from publicly available information. We identify potential risks by carefully collecting and analysing publicly available information about your organisation and your employees. We also show how your data could be exploited in attacks. The service can be customised to your organisation’s needs and can cover the whole organisation or focus only on key personnel, as required.

Netox’s vulnerability scanning service is based on the principle of proactive security management and is designed to identify, assess and remediate technical vulnerabilities in your organisation’s digital infrastructure. Vulnerability scanning is provided either as a one-off or ongoing service. The service continually evolves with system configurations and new vulnerabilities, enabling regular technical vulnerability analysis covering the network, network devices, workstations, peripheral devices and server systems.

Phishing is a major form of cyberattack. That’s why Netox’s phishing identification service is designed to train your staff to identify and report phishing attempts. Through managed phishing simulations, we provide valuable information on the level of knowledge of employees and their response to phishing threats. This information will help your organisation identify areas for improvement and develop your cybersecurity training accordingly.

This simulation is designed to assess how easily a new employee, for example, could gather important information about the organisation and misuse it for unauthorised intrusion. The service also assesses your organisation’s ability to detect and address such harmful behaviour. The simulation provides information on potential insider threats and the defence mechanisms used to counteract them.

The technology sector is a battleground built on constantly shifting sands, where organisations’ protection mechanisms and potential cybersecurity threats are constantly pitted against each other. Netox’s ethical hacking, or white hat hacking services, are designed to analyse, map and strengthen the security of your organisation’s digital environment. We’ll dig into your digital ecosystem from the perspective of an ethical hacker. The aim is to gain an overview of your organisation’s security situation and strengthen its capabilities against malicious actors.

In today’s world, applications are a key part of a company’s business, so ensuring their security is vital. Netox’s app security testing service helps to identify application vulnerabilities, assess current security measures and recommend improvements to minimise risks. The service ensures the secure operation of applications and safeguards both the integrity of the operation and the data processed by the app. Security testing of web applications usually includes the activities described in the Open Worldwide Application Security Project (OWASP) application security testing guide. These activities help detect technical problems that are often found in vulnerability lists such as the OWASP Top 10, which is a standard awareness document for developers and web application security. The list brings together vulnerabilities in web, desktop and mobile applications, as well as API and IoT.

IT infrastructure is not only the foundation of all your organisation’s digital activities, but also the gateway to its digital assets. Netox’s IT infrastructure security testing service is designed to identify, assess and remediate potential vulnerabilities in IT infrastructure. Through systematic assessment, we aim to strengthen the security and resilience of your organisation’s network, servers and other essential IT components. This will ensure a stronger defence against any cybersecurity threats.