Penetration Testing

Anchoram's penetration tests can identify vulnerabilities in web applications and help to harden them against attack. Web applications are often the first target for an attacker because they are often easy to exploit and can provide access to the rest of your network. 

Web API penetration testing often happens simultaneously with web application penetration testing, as web APIs are deployed alongside or on the same infrastructure. Web API penetration testing is an essential step in ensuring that your systems are secure and working correctly. 

Wireless penetration testing can help to uncover any weaknesses in your wireless network and access points and determine if security controls are working effectively. It is essential that you have a solid understanding of how it works, the threats against it and what protections are required. 

The importance of secure application development for mobile applications can often be overlooked. It is crucial to recognize that what you develop should serve its core functionality and not introduce a new attack vector into user devices. The compromise of a user device via the products you provide to them can lead to the loss of confidentiality, integrity and availability of the data within your platform and the user's device as a whole. This can lead to reputational damage caused by mistrust in your applications. By baking penetration testing into the development lifecycle of your applications, you can prevent the exploitation of the application and its users. 

Vulnerability assessments will enable you to identify, assess and prioritize existing vulnerabilities within your network, applications, websites and infrastructure.

We can provide visibility into whether your patching activities are effective and helping to defend against common exploits used by malicious actors in the wild. 

Application penetration testing is designed to check the security of your applications and how they function, along with whether or not their reliance on other systems introduces a new attack vector into your network. If an application acts as a mechanism for attackers to escalate their privileges within your network, it may provide them access to more information and move deeper into the network. 

By understanding the attack surface of your network, we can identify vulnerabilities and help to strengthen them. Network penetration tests will also highlight any weaknesses in perimeter security, such as firewalls or routers that may need additional protection. 

Infrastructure penetration testing involves testing servers and standard operating environments (SOEs) to ensure that they are hardened against attack. Ensuring your servers, workstations and other assets meet industry best practice is essential for maintaining the integrity of your network.