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Network Penetration Testing

Cybersecurity breaches and attacks are unplanned

and cost money.

Consequently, we cater to your cybersecurity needs and we’re affordable.

Our Network Penetration Tests go beyond industry standards – such as NIST – and your test will come with a detailed final report.

Your detailed final report will include an executive summary, a list of vulnerabilities discovered, remediation recommendations, and more. A letter of attestation can be provided upon your request.

MainNerve uses automated and comprehensive manual testing throughout the network penetration testing process. These methods will identify network and business-logic related vulnerabilities.

Who’s behind the breaches? What tactics do they use?

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Identify Network Vulnerabilities and Exposures

Cybersecurity Service

Hack yourself! You want someone with decades of expertise and industry leading resources combined with a focus on best practices and security control testing, right? We Have the Nerve.

Here at MainNerve, our penetration testing truly simulates the attacks of a real-world malicious hacker. This includes specialized vulnerability assessments, automated scans, and manual techniques.

These cyber services all work together to reduce false positives and identify security gaps.

Port Mapping

Identify the ports open on each device.

Unauthorized Access to Sensitive Data

Attempt to access and retrieve sensitive data from targeted systems by exploiting application or operating system vulnerabilities.

System Identification

Identify the name and location of systems on the network, as well as, the operating system and any running services.

Firewall Probing

Probe firewall for open ports or services.

Known Vulnerability Analysis

Check for well-known vulnerabilities that can exist in web servers, FTP servers, DNS servers, etc.

Active Defense Evasion

Methods to evade or obfuscate the ability of active defenses (like intrusion prevention systems) to properly prevent known attack techniques.

Service Mapping

Test for the operating system and services running on each exposed system.

Internet Mapping

Enumerate the network’s relationship and exposure to the Internet, including DNS and host name (domain name) registration information

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Our Systematic Protection

Process

MainNerve ensures that all penetration testing follows the methodology defined in the NIST SP-115 for network and wireless penetration testing as well as OWASP for web application penetration testing. These methodologies ensure a clear, well defined approach to the testing of your infrastructure, applications and employees.

The planning stage of penetration testing will include communication with the key points of contact. MainNerve will address the scope of the project to include project objectives and limitations. We will provide rules of engagement (ROE) before work begins.

MainNerve will use industry-approved tools and techniques to perform an extensive search for information on the client’s network. The goal is to identify technical data about the external and/or internal network infrastructure for targeting.

Using a blend of custom, open source, and commercial software tools, MainNerve will attempt to exploit vulnerable hosts. The aim is to access sensitive information, establish a persistent presence on the system, and abuse the trust of related systems.

Considered the most important step in penetration testing, our reports relay all findings in a thorough and clear report. This includes technical findings, screen captures as proof of risk, remediation recommendations, and risk ratings.

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