EXPERT Penetration Testing and Cyber Threat Intelligence Services

In this exercise we conduct a holistic reconnaissance of your organisation to determine your defence and depth controls.

An external penetration test considers a potential attack from outside your organisation. Can an attacker breach your perimeter controls to access the internal network?

Internal penetration testing is carried out in the context of an attacker having access to your network. How would they be able to establish a foothold? Would they be able to move laterally? Access sensitive information? Escalate their privilege to gain control of your network?

We’ll test your defences from the outside in, examining every layer along the way.

What can happen to the application on the device? And what can happen when interacting with it?

First we look at what an attacker could do with the application on the device itself. Does it securely store sensitive data on the device and prevent unauthorised access to the data? Can it be tampered with?

Then we see how the application connects to the back-end servers. Can traffic be intercepted and manipulated?

Our approach is aligned to the OWASP Mobile Application Security Testing Guide (MASTG): “a comprehensive manual for mobile app security testing and reverse engineering”.

Testing from an unauthenticated perspective identifies whether an attacker without credentials can access the web application and any of the related data or functionality they’re not authorised to access.

From an authenticated perspective, can a user access functionality they shouldn’t, such as escalating their privileges to access other users’ data or administrative functionality?

Our approach is aligned to the OWASP Web Security Testing Guide (WSTG): “a comprehensive guide to testing the security of web applications and web services”.

APIs underpin the communication between systems within your organisation and third-party systems outside it. Many of the security vulnerabilities that affect web and mobile applications can be exploited via direct manipulation of API calls.

It’s common for developers to implement security or functionality controls in the front end of web and mobile applications, but these controls are often not applied to the associated API calls – hence the need to test them thoroughly.

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Humans have the best intentions. That makes them easy targets. Manipulating users can bypass even the most rigorous defences, and in many cases social engineering has been the initial step in attacks that have resulted in significant breaches.

Testing your users is just as critical as testing your other defences. Our social engineering expertise can either be used as part of a red team exercise or as part of a standalone campaign to gauge the potential impact of an attack.

We dive deep into your cloud environment, mimicking real-world threats to identify critical vulnerabilities. Our comprehensive approach covers everything from weak passwords and insecure data to misconfigured firewalls.

Let Mobius Binary protect your business with expert penetration testing for Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and AWS.

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To protect your organisation effectively against cyber-attacks, you must first know which tactics, techniques, and procedures will most likely yield results for an attacker and whether you would manage to detect, prevent or respond appropriately.

Our Technical Threat Simulation is based on the MITRE ATT&CK framework and uses various tools and scripts to automate the simulation of these tactics, techniques, and procedures against your organisation.

The result is that you can determine whether your security controls are effective against real-world attacks and pinpoint any weaknesses, allowing you to drive improvements in your security posture.

Building your defences isn’t good enough any more. Cyber Threat Intelligence helps you identify publicly available information about your organisation so you can prevent or mitigate attacks.

This information can include credentials in breached databases, sensitive data stored in code repositories, conversations on the dark web or deep web, and your exposed attack surface (including infrastructure you’re not aware of).

As an added benefit, our service helps to protect your brand by identifying instances of domain and social media impersonation, which could impact your reputation.