Proactively Strengthen Your Defenses with Alignex Penetration Testing
Real-World Simulations, Actionable Insights, and Enhanced Security
Realistic Cyberattack Simulations
Ethical hackers use advanced techniques to uncover hidden vulnerabilities.
Simulated Attacks to Identify & Eliminate Security Weaknesses
Cyber threats evolve constantly, and vulnerabilities can exist anywhere in your network. Alignex’s Penetration Testing services simulate real-world cyberattacks to identify weaknesses, test your defenses, and enhance your security posture before a real breach occurs.
Why Choose Alignex Penetration Testing?
External Network Penetration Testing
Think of this as hiring a professional “burglar” to test your company’s locks and doors from the outside. They look for weak points, like a vulnerable website or email system, that hackers could exploit. This ensures your systems are secure, and we provide recommendations to fix any issues.
Objective
- The primary objective of external penetration testing is to find and fix weaknesses in your external-facing systems (like websites or email servers) before hackers can take advantage of them.
Internal Network Penetration Testing
Imagine if someone inside your company (like a dissatisfied employee) tried to sneak into sensitive areas. This test simulates that scenario to check if your internal systems are vulnerable and helps make sure they’re protected.
Objective
- To identify and fix weak points in your internal systems so they can’t be exploited by someone inside the company or a compromised user.
Operation Technology Penetration Testing
is a process used to find security weaknesses in the systems that control industrial equipment, like factory machines, power plants, or water treatment facilities. This test helps ensure critical systems are protected from cyber threats that could cause production delays or safety risks.
Objective
- To keep industrial systems safe from attacks, ensuring operations run smoothly and safely.
Wireless Penetration Testing
Wireless penetration testing is a way to check how secure a wireless network is by pretending to be a hacker. It helps find weaknesses in the network so they can be fixed before real hackers take advantage of them.
Objective
- The objective of wireless penetration testing is to ensure your Wi-Fi network is safe and secure from potential hackers. It checks for security problems, like weak passwords or settings that could let hackers get in.
Web Application Penetration Testing
Web Application Penetration Testing simulates attacks on your website and apps to find vulnerabilities. It’s like checking the locks and windows of your digital store to keep hackers out and protect your data.
Objective
- To find and fix issues in your web applications, ensuring they are secure from hackers trying to steal data or gain access.
How Your Organization Benefits
Reduced Risk
Proactively address vulnerabilities to minimize potential threats.
Enhanced Compliance
Align with industry regulations and protect sensitive data.
Improved Preparedness
Gain insights into your security gaps and improve overall readiness.
