Security Assessment & Penetration Testing Services

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 Internal penetration testing helps identify security gaps within an organization's network by exploiting vulnerabilities using industry-standard methodologies. This provides valuable insights into the organization's security posture and helps identify areas that need improvement to protect against potential threats. It is an effective way to test the security controls and policies in place and to validate the effectiveness of the organization's security program. 

 Maintaining and monitoring your organization's perimeter security devices is critical for a successful defense-in-depth security strategy. 3Tenets' tools and techniques can identify active gaps in your network through enumeration and simulation. This helps to ensure that the perimeter security devices are configured correctly, and are able to detect and respond to potential threats. Regular monitoring and maintenance of these devices can help ensure that they are functioning properly and able to provide the necessary level of security for the organization. 

One of the most common channels for exploitation is through social engineering and its relation to perhaps the weakest and most difficult to control vulnerability, the human mind. As cybercriminals follow the path of least resistance, adopting a people-centric cybersecurity strategy can minimize the risks associated with an organization’s drive towards digital transformation.  3Tenets' social engineering campaigns can help determine the level of risk the human element poses to your organization through phishing and vishing exercises.

 Wireless technologies are widely used in the workplace and can present a range of security risks and vulnerabilities. It is crucial for organizations to understand these risks and vulnerabilities and to take steps to secure their wireless networks. 3Tenets can help identify flaws in an organization's wireless design and implementation, and provide recommendations for remediation to improve the overall security posture of the organization. This includes identifying and addressing vulnerabilities in wireless access points, client devices, and the underlying network infrastructure. Regularly assessing and testing the wireless network is an important aspect of maintaining a strong security posture and reducing the risk of a successful attack. 

The objective of a physical penetration test is to simulate a real-world threat scenario in which a malicious actor attempts to compromise an organization's physical barriers in order to gain access to infrastructure, buildings, systems, and employees. The physical penetration testing is an important aspect of maintaining a strong security posture and identifying vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers. This test helps organizations understand their physical security weaknesses and take steps to improve their security posture by identifying and addressing vulnerabilities in their physical security measures such as access controls, surveillance, and other physical security measures.

Cybersecurity program development is the process of creating and implementing a comprehensive set of policies, procedures, and controls to protect an organization's systems, networks, and data from cyber threats. The development of a cybersecurity program includes several key steps:

• Cyber Risk Assessments | Framework Development
• Policy and Procedure Development: Develop policies and procedures to govern your organization's cybersecurity efforts. This includes creating guidelines for incident response, data protection, and user education.
• Incident Response Planning: Develop an incident response plan to quickly and effectively respond to cyber incidents.
• Employee Training and Awareness: Provide training and awareness to your employees on cybersecurity best practices, policies, and procedures.
• Third-Party Risk Management: Assess and manage the risk associated with third-party vendors and partners.
• Cybersecurity Auditing and Compliance Checks