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The PurpleSec platform continuously discovers enterprises’ internal and external attack surfaces and safely validates its readiness against the latest advanced threats.
The platform proves the potential impact of exploiting each security gap and prioritizes remediation accordingly.
At PurpleSec, our offensive security experts will establish a framework to proactively identify and classify vulnerabilities in applications or an IT infrastructure with the goal of reducing risk.
This approach ensures that we prioritize work on the areas of greatest risk by identifying the strengths and weaknesses of your penetration testing program; thereby maximizing the ROI of your security initiatives.
Get actionable results within 2 weeks of a signed contract
Analysis and reporting delivered by an offensive security certified professional
Learn pen test best practices and protect yourself from advanced cyber attacks
An external test attempts to exploit vulnerabilities by an external user. An internal test assumes an attacker has already breached your systems.
White box penetration testing is where the penetration tester has full access and complete knowledge of the target that is being tested and its features.
A black box penetration test is a security test performed by an external party that is completely unfamiliar with the target.
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A network test identifies security vulnerabilities in applications and systems by using malicious techniques to evaluate the network’s posture.
Application testing is a series of steps aimed at compromising web applications by researching, identifying, and exploiting vulnerabilities.
Wireless testing examines all devices connected to the business’s WiFi including laptops, tablets, smartphones, and IoT devices.
Social engineering focuses on people and processes and the vulnerabilities associated with them such as phishing, USB drops, or impersonation.
Physical testing exposes weaknesses in a business’s overall physical defenses including physical infrastructure, buildings, systems, and employees.