What is Penetration and Penetration Testing?
Why Should Penetration Testing Be Done?
The word penetration means to infiltrate or enter. Penetration testing is a type of simulated attack conducted to audit the networks and servers of institutions or organizations, through a test organized to prevent attacks and infiltrations carried out by cybercriminals. Through this conducted fake attack, vulnerabilities and deficiencies in the system can be detected in case of a potential attack by a cybercriminal, ensuring that necessary measures are taken without suffering any damage. For different types of penetration tests to be performed for your institution's security, you can visit our website and examine the services section to choose the test that will benefit you and your institution the most, and then contact us. This applied test aims to make security firewalls that need to be strengthened and information, documents, and systems that are intended to be inaccessible, more difficult to access, or even inaccessible.
Types of Penetration Testing
Through this applied test, you can overcome any cyber attack in the future without suffering any damage. Private information, archive files, and documents belonging to your institution will become more secure through this test. In addition to the security vulnerabilities revealed by the penetration test, the advantage of analyzing these vulnerabilities also comes along. The purposes of the applied test include many different advantages, from reducing security costs to providing a comprehensive analysis of security capacity. There are many different types of penetration tests. If we list them:
- Mobile penetration testing,
- Web application penetration testing,
- Wireless penetration testing,
- DOS/DDoS penetration testing,
- Social engineering penetration testing,
- We can list network penetration testing.
The confidentiality of your information and documents is very important for the continuation and sustainability of your institution. The institution's confidentiality policy is its most important cornerstone and must be protected with high security.
