Cybersecurity is fundamental hygiene factor, not an optional exception.
Hansab IT Solutions has developed a penetration testing services designed to assess the vulnerability of systems and applications from an attacker’s perspective and ensure the security of business-critical services.
Our approach focuses on identifying vulnerabilities, analyzing their potential impact, and providing clear, practical steps to mitigate them.
3-pillar testing framework
Our testing approach is built around a structured, three-pillar model designed to ensure comprehensive coverage across all critical components:
First, infrastructure testing assesses the security posture of servers, workstations, and other core system components. This foundational layer ensures that the underlying environment is resilient against potential threats.
Next, network device testing focuses on both internal and external network infrastructure. By identifying vulnerabilities and configuration weaknesses, this step ensures secure communication channels and system integrity.
Finally, service testing evaluates the security of applications, including both web and mobile platforms. This stage aims to uncover exploitable flaws that could compromise user data or system functionality.
To execute this framework effectively, we apply widely recognized testing methodologies, each tailored to the context and objectives of the specific engagement:
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To begin with, black-box testing is performed without prior knowledge of the system’s internal workings. This method simulates an external attacker’s perspective, providing insight into how an outsider might exploit vulnerabilities.
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In contrast, gray-box testing is conducted with partial knowledge of the system—such as architecture documentation or limited user access. This approach balances insider understanding with real-world threat simulation, uncovering deeper vulnerabilities.
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Lastly, white-box testing involves full access to internal code and system logic. This method enables exhaustive analysis and is used selectively for critical systems or upon client request, ensuring maximum assurance where it is most needed.
The duration and cost of testing depend on the number of web applications and API endpoints provided by the client.
