Frequently Asked Questions
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What should I expect once the Penetration testing is finished?
You will get a detailed report on the findings. It includes all the vulnerabilities, where they were discovered, why they are a threat to the application, and recommendations on how to fix them.
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What aspects are looked into by a penetration testing service?
A pen tester will mainly explore the vulnerabilities within the wireless network, network devices, endpoint, servers, and web application.
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Does Mobile Application Penetration Testing guarantee security?
Yes, improving a mobile application's data security is a great way. However, it does not mean an attacker can't access the application.
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Why mobile app testing?
It allows you to confirm your application's scalability, functionality, installation, and consistency to the users across multiple platforms.
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What are some of the network security threats and attacks that can be tested with network pen testing?
The most common network security threats that can be tested with network pen testing include; malware, phishing, DDoS and DNS attacks, and drive-by downloads.
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The time it takes to conduct a network pen test?
The time it takes to carry out a network pen test depends on the overall scope and complexity of the project. Typically, network pen tests last between 2 to 6 weeks.
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Who needs network pen testing?
Any organizational or private network connected to the internet needs network pen testing to ensure it is not vulnerable to attacks by hackers.
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How long does a web application penetration test take?
It takes about 5-10 days to complete a full web application penetration test. It is thorough and points out all security issues that ethical hackers with minimal experience cannot handle.
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How much does a web application penetration test cost?
The cost varies from $5,000 to $100,000, depending on the complexity of the target system and the size of the organization.
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What are the five stages of penetration testing?
The five stages of penetration testing are reconnaissance, scanning, vulnerability assessment, exploitation, and reporting.
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What tools are used for penetration testing?
The tools used for penetration testing include kali Linux, wire shark, Metasploit, hydra, burp suit, John the ripped, and hashcat.