Network Penetration Testing with TotalPenTest:

TotalPenTest Solves Today's Challenges

Traditional methods of seeking a qualified vendor for network penetration testing can be time-consuming and challenging. However, with TotalPentest, we solve all of these challenges. Our platform provides quality deliverables that effectively communicate what vulnerabilities were identified, what risk it presents to the organisation, as well as how to remediate those vulnerabilities from a technical and strategic standpoint.

Companies face some of the following challenges when looking for a qualified vendor:

✅Seeking a vendor that is available to perform the penetration test.

✅Interviewing the consultants to ensure their experience is advanced.

✅Hoping communication is consistent and frequent to ensure knowledge transfers between consultants and the primary point of contact.

✅Ensuring the vendor doesn’t sell a vulnerability assessment as a penetration test.

✅Quality deliverables that effectively communicate what vulnerabilities were identified, what risk it presents to the organisation, as well as how to remediate those vulnerabilities from a technical and strategic standpoint. The list goes on! 

We’ve spent the last five years developing TotalPentest to solve all of these challenges, and it only gets better!

Pre- and Post-Breach Simulation

TotalPenTest can perform pre- and post-breach simulations at any time within both the internal and external network environments.

Open Source Intelligence Gathering
Using information from the public Internet to contribute to a successful attack against the environment, including employee names, email addresses, etc.

Host Discovery
Performing discovery of systems and services within the environment targeted and including active systems and port scanning.

Enumeration
Enumeration of services and systems to identify potentially valuable information, including vulnerability analysis.

Exploitation
Using information gathered from OSINT, host discovery, and enumeration, TotalPenTest also launches attacks against vulnerable services, including password-based attacks, man-in-the-middle (MitM) attacks, relay attacks, and more.

Post-Exploitation
After gaining an initial foothold on a system, TotalPenTest automatically attempts to launch privilege escalation attacks. New attack avenues will also be analysed to determine if more access into the environment or sensitive data could be established.