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Assets we test

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Mobile Applications

Secure your mobile apps and identify vulnerabilities in both client-side and server side.

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Web Applications

Get your web applications tested based on industry standards such as OWASP TOP 10 and CWE Top 25.

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Cloud Penetration Testing

Secure your mobile apps and identify vulnerabilities in both client-side and server side.

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Red Team Engagements

Red team Assessments simulate real life attacks to test your business resilience and abilities.

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Infrastructure Penetration Testing

Secure your mobile apps and identify vulnerabilities in both client-side and server side.

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Social Engineering

We simulate real-world social engineering attacks such as phishing, calling, and baiting.

Audit Methods

Black-Box

Black-Box

The principle of security research, which implies that a potential attacker has neither information about the system, nor access to its closed by authorization sections. On the one hand, this gives an idea of the capabilities of a real attacker 'from the outside'. On the other hand, this approach will provide the least coverage of the system with tests, since it will require more time than other approaches to collect information, overcome the authorization scheme, etc

Gray-Box

Gray-Box

A compromise between black-box and white-box. The customer provides limited information about the system (for example, a description of the API, credentials for accounts with different roles, fragments of the source code of suspicious parts of the system). Thus, auditors do not waste time gathering information on the system but maximize efforts aimed at identifying potential vulnerabilities.

White-Box

White-Box

The most complete approach to auditing, providing maximum system test coverage. The auditors are provided with the source codes of the audited application. This allows you to detect both system vulnerabilities that have arisen in a natural way and back-doors. At the same time, this is the longest and most expensive audit option, which requires an extremely high level of potential attacker's knowledge about the system.

Penetration Testing Approach

1. Plan and Prepare

Our Penetration Testing begins with a planning meeting to understand your goals, platform features, and technology to create a tailored testing plan

2. Reconnaissance

Once the testing plan is finalized, we gather publicly accessible data using OSINT techniques, including domains, subdomains, services, and third-party software, to identify potential vulnerabilities

3. Vulnerability Scanning

We'll conduct a comprehensive penetration test on the targted scope to identify all potential security vulnerabilities

4. Exploitation

The DeepStrike team will exploit and validate vulnerabilities, assess their impact, and assign severity scores using the CVSS framework

5. Reporting

After validating vulnerabilities, we provide detailed reports with reproduction steps, remediation, and root causes, delivered promptly to your dashboard

6. Technical Support

Our team will provide ongoing support to assist with remediation, answer questions, and ensure your team is fully equipped to address vulnerabilities effectively

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