To ensure we have every angle covered, Advanced Penetration Testing includes penetration tests for web servers, routers, FTP servers, operating systems, load balancing servers, firewalls, databases, LDAP servers, hubs/switches, and e-commerce applications.
Port scans provide information about what can be accessed from a specific location, i.e. internal scan will check what users can access on the LAN and the external scan will check what people from the internet can access on your servers/workstations.
A vulnerability check will go through an up-to-date database of known vulnerabilities. This allows the server to be checked if it can be manipulated from an unknown location, on any and all open ports, i.e. mail and web servers.
Internal and external mail-relay check will allow Precision I.T to see if spammers can send unsolicited mail through the server (relaying). This allows them to utilise your bandwidth, hence costing you money in both internet access costs, and network consultant fees correcting the problem.
Service pack check will audit the server to determine which software you are running, to ensure the system is as up-to-date as possible. Keeping the system updated with service packs and patches will stop most hackers from using well-known techniques to penetrate your network, and use it for their advantage.
Router and firewall information will check your configuration to ensure that all require ports are open and the remainder are blocked with stealth attributes.
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