Every node on your network presents an attack surface for skilled cybercriminals. A penetration test targeted at your infrastructure helps reveal those vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.
Weaknesses within your network infrastructure are used by cyberattackers to gain entry to protected resources – like personal data or financial systems. Once inside your network, attackers can exfiltrate data, extort money or cause general disruption and destruction.
An infrastructure assessment probes your network nodes and software, identifying vulnerabilities before they are exploited. Using the same tools and techniques as the criminals, Wavenet consultants scan and analyse every aspect of your infrastructure searching for weaknesses that need to be addressed.
Prioritised action
plan An infrastructure assessment will identify and prioritise vulnerabilities. The test results report includes an action plan so you know what to address first.
Check your security provisions
Your network will already include a number of security provisions – but are they still effective? An infrastructure assessment will confirm their effectiveness and advise on potential improvements that could be made.
Routine system testing
Some frameworks, like PCI DSS, demand regular testing of security provisions. Infrastructure assessment services from Wavenet will ensure you meet your compliance requirements and achieve the necessary certifications.
Protect your customers
Customers are increasingly concerned about how their personal data is treated by businesses. Infrastructure tests prove that you are taking customer privacy seriously.
Secure your corporate reputation
As well as fines and costs associated with network infrastructure breaches, your corporate reputation will also suffer. Fixing problems before they are exploited will keep customers on board – and help to attract new ones too.
Wavenet consultants start every infrastructure assessment from the assumption that your network has already been breached. We search for potential weaknesses at the node level and the tell-tale signs that they have already been exploited.
Every application represents a potential attack surface. The Wavenet team will audit all of your software assets, paying special attention to those applications which are out of date, or unsupported by the vendor. We can help you draw up an action plan for applying the necessary patches and bringing applications up to date.
Every infrastructure assessment looks at passwords, protocols and permissions for servers, systems, applications and file stores. We help you identify misconfigurations, default credentials and improperly secured files that provide easy access for criminals.
To reduce the chance of risk factors being missed, Wavenet combine automated vulnerability scanning tools with the knowledge and experience of their consultants. This is exactly the same approach adopted by cybercriminals, giving Wavenet infrastructure assessments – and results – increased credibility.
Other approaches we've witnessed have included convoluted steps and commonly ends with incorrect information being handed to the consultant assigned to the engagement.
Our approach to security involves a qualified security consultant through the entire process to ensure quality, accuracy and consistency.
Mobile and web application security is the new battlefront in the fight against hackers. We’ll help you test and secure your external facing assets to better protect your business online.
The only way to truly assess your IT security is to experience a cyberattack. Our Red Team Assessment uses real hacking tools and techniques to test your systems.
With a PCI DSS assessment you can confirm payment data storage and transfer is fully compliant with the standard.
How much damage could a lost smartphone do? The Stolen Device Assessment will help you know for sure.
Would your security prevent an on-site attack? A Physical Security assessment will help you prepare for an unwanted visitor.
A GDPR assessment will confirm you have the relevant security safeguards in place to properly protect personal data against loss or theft – and a fine for breaking the law.
