- Vulnerability Scanning
- Internal and External Network Penetration Test
- Cloud Security and Web Application Penetration Testing
- Wireless Testing
- Social Engineering an anti-phishing e-mail Testing
- Black and White Box Testing
There is a considerable amount of confusion in the industry regarding the differences between vulnerability scanning and penetration testing, as the two phrases are commonly interchanged. However, their meaning and implications are very different.
A vulnerability assessment simply identifies and reports noted vulnerabilities, whereas a penetration test (Pen Test) attempts to exploit the vulnerabilities to determine whether unauthorized access or other malicious activity is possible. Penetration testing typically includes network penetration testing and application security testing as well as controls and processes around the networks and applications, and should occur from both outside the network trying to come in (external testing) and from inside the network.
Iram Technology Group will test internal and external access to your network, simulating hacking attempts from an outside attacker. Real world scenarios and real attacker strategies will be incorporated during this testing phase. Our closing report will contain the results of our findings. It will identify vulnerabilities in a general and a detailed description of the attack, allowing your IT staff to repair and apply stronger security measures to prevent future attacks.
Notlin Technlogies will run tests on your wireless infrastructure, from passwords to an ability to monitor traffic. Reports will include:
- Compromised passwords
- Suggestions on implementing sound practices to help defend against such attacks
Fake e-mails, as well as phishing, are a leading cause of software being compromised. Ransomware is 95% spread, using aforementioned methods.
Iram Technology Group offers customised tests for your organisation. Once the tests are complete, you will be able to evaluate your organisation or company’s ability to detect and defend against future attacks.
Your reports will include the following:
- Proof of Compromise
- Point of entry/entires
- Type of attack method used to gain access or entry
- Hardware, Software, and necessary training information, to strengthen security measures and prevent from future attacks

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