Internal security mechanisms are typically less restrictive than externally facing networks. Security is often not a major concern internally, which can be disastrous. More often, “soft” or weak hosts are targeted to gain access to information. There are many ways an attacker can get inside your internal network, including corporate espionage, disgruntled employees or a hacker.
Why we're the best
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- SecureState takes the next evolutionary step in internal vulnerability assessments, combining multiple elements to provide a wide-array of assessments covering every internal aspect
- Our experienced professionals have tested environments across various industries, giving them the advantage of knowing and understanding every environment they encounter
What we do:
1. Enumerate Internal Network
Once plugging into the internal network, SecureState's consultants will discover and map your network to enumerate information from your internal systems.
2. Sweep Specific Systems
This involves determining and targeting specific areas to attack.
3. Manually Attack Specific Systems
Once outlining those systems SecureState's consultants will manually attack and penetrate the systems identified, to find vulnerabilities and the risks that they carry.
4. Pilferage Systems
5. Vulnerability Linkage Theory
SecureState's Vulnerability Linkage Theory is the thought that all vulnerabilities within a system are linked and can be exploited together.
What you get:
1. MyState Portal
For 60 days, you will have full access to SecureState's secure MyState portal. This portal will provide up to the second findings, as well as mitigation support throughout your SecureState experience.
2. Final Report (Exec Summary / Walk Through)
Upon completion of the penetration tests, SecureState's consultants will meet your security and executive team to walk through our findings. We will also present a detailed road map to fix any vulnerabilities found.
3. Visio Diagram with Attack Linkage
This diagram describes SecureState's Vulnerability Linkage Theory. It is a detailed graphic that shows SecureState's attack path.
4. Matrix of Findings
5. Mitigation Assistance