Penetration Testing
Transform Vulnerability into Strength with Kratos Penetration Testing Expertise
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To help identify and address the risk of data breaches and exposure of sensitive information, Kratos delivers penetration testing services that mimic real-world scenarios to discover existing vulnerabilities that put an organization’s sensitive data at risk.
Quality penetration testing relies on two key elements: robust methodologies and skilled professionals. Our team of experts trained in the latest ethical hacking techniques and holding government security clearances, offers this perfect blend. With Kratos, you can rest assured that your vital information assets are in secure hands.
We don’t just challenge your organization’s cyber landscape — we interpret the findings and guide you on the path to strengthening your security.
Our penetration testing typically involves:
- Gathering public domain data (search engines, servers, mailing lists, etc.)
- Collecting public server data (mail servers, web servers, name servers, etc.)
- Attempting to breach access controls for network systems
- Trying to bypass firewall and router security to access protected systems
- Exploiting discovered system vulnerabilities for access
- Aiming for administrative privileges on networked systems
- Trying to access sensitive data, like configuration files, employee details, and business plans
- Using breached systems as a springboard for further analysis
The Kratos Advantage
Here’s why our penetration testing is a valuable investment:
- You gain insightful results, including identified vulnerabilities, potential attack routes, business impact, and practical remediation steps to help minimize exposure risk.
- We offer thorough and effective penetration tests, grounded in expert review and not solely reliant on automated analysis.
- With Kratos’ cybersecurity experts at the helm, you can navigate through vulnerabilities and mitigate them more efficiently.
- We help you achieve compliance with security standards required by regulatory and government bodies (FedRAMP, FISMA, NIST, etc.).