Cybernetics LTD
Cybernetics LTD

Penetration Testing

"Prevention is cheaper than a breach"

Simulated real-world attacks to expose security weaknesses.

Measure your resistance to real-world attacks

Penetration testing is an established method for independent security assessment in which qualified specialists simulate real-world attack scenarios to identify and evaluate vulnerabilities in systems, applications, and data. Testing is performed in a controlled manner, based on a predefined scope and written authorization (Rules of Engagement), with measures in place to minimize operational risk. The results provide an objective view of the organization’s security posture and support informed decisions for strengthening defenses.

Key Features

Web Penetration Testing

Web penetration testing focuses on identifying security weaknesses in web applications through primarily manual testing, supported by automated tools. The methodology follows established standards such as OWASP and typically includes reconnaissance, vulnerability analysis, exploitation, privilege escalation, and reporting with re-testing. The assessment covers logical vulnerabilities, OWASP Top 10 issues, configuration errors, authentication flaws, and access control weaknesses.

Network Penetration Testing

Network penetration testing evaluates the security of network services, protocols, and devices such as servers, routers, switches, firewalls, access points, and IDS/IPS systems. Testing is conducted under two main scenarios: external (internet-based attacker) and internal (assessment from within the organization’s network). The methodology follows established frameworks such as PTES or NIST SP 800-115 and includes discovery, exploitation, post-exploitation, reporting, and re-testing phases.

Black-Box Testing

Performed with little or no prior knowledge of the target environment, simulating an external attacker and providing a realistic view of exposure and detection capabilities.

Gray-Box Testing

Conducted with partial information such as valid user accounts or architectural details, combining the realism of black-box testing with improved efficiency

White-Box Testing

Full access to architecture, configurations, and source code allows for the most comprehensive analysis and identification of logical and code-level vulnerabilities.

Challenge your security before attackers do.

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