Old techniques, new techniques. Red Techniques, Blue Techniques. Real-world attack simulation against your organization.
We know it is not always possible. But when it is feasible, it is hard to overstate the value of having your testing team in the building.
The infrared sensor meant to keep people out becomes a secret entry point in the right hands. Watch how a piece of everyday building hardware turns into a way through the front door.
Mix and match the coverage your environment actually needs.
Simulated attacks against your network and applications from the outside, over the internet. We layer in social engineering (phishing, vishing) to test your filtering, baseline user awareness, and prove whether an outsider can reach the inside.
Insider threats and rogue devices. We work from the access level of an employee or contractor and probe user access controls and network segmentation, mapped to the standards you answer to like PCI DSS and HIPAA.
Your apps live on the internet and hold the data attackers want. We test authenticated and unauthenticated, using the OWASP Top Ten as a baseline, as a core part of a secure development lifecycle.
Start the clock after the attacker is already in, from a compromised workstation or VPN account. With remote work everywhere, this measures how fast you detect and contain a threat that is past your perimeter.
Wireless runs your office, and legacy protocols, default settings, and misconfigurations let attackers in without setting foot in the building. We assess the whole environment so your network stays yours.
PCI cardholder data environment? Gaming floor? Clinical trial validation? OT and SCADA? Segmentation keeps traffic where it belongs. We run East-West analysis and find the gaps in an otherwise bulletproof plan.
Big on content, short on fluff.
In the world of cybersecurity, not all penetration tests are created equal. If your report reads like generic tool output, you missed the real value of the assessment. Eric breaks down what separates a report you can act on from a cover letter stapled to scanner output.
Full post on the Perimeter Brief ›Turning highly technical work into something non-technical leaders can act on is a skill unto itself. Strategic recommendations, packaged for executive delivery.
Findings categorized, prioritized, and ranked by criticality and remediation effort. Each one includes the risk, where we saw it, how to fix it, and screen captures with steps to reproduce.
Cyber kill chains walk step by step through severity and impact. Full campaign detail for recon, wireless, and physical testing, with images, stats, tools, and techniques. We show all our work.
“The SEVN-X approach to penetration testing is unlike anything I have encountered in the past. Their innovative approach and deep skillsets not only reveal technology problems but also uncover people and process related problems. I consider our company more secure having partnered with SEVN-X.
VP of IT Risk, Security & Governance, Global Healthcare Company
“This was the best penetration test we've ever had. We've done these before and had nowhere near the output in terms of findings or testing quality. We're very happy with this project.
Head of Security, Construction Company
Short, sharp, and straight from the operators.
If your pen test report looks like tool output with a cover letter, you didn't really get a pen test.
The best pen testers we've worked with didn't learn the craft from a course. They learned it from someone who'd already been there.
The work that happens before the test is what makes the test useful. Every engagement runs better for it.
