Pentest - Penetration Test is an attack simulation designed to foresee the damage that a malicious attacker can cause from inside or outside to systems and to take precautions for weaknesses.
A wrong decision can cause a simple attack to damage the corporate reputation. In addition, the interventions of semi-informed people to the systems may lead to the loss of very important forensic clues.
The rate of social engineering methods is quite high compared to other methods. In social engineering, the goal is to capture information by clouding the mind of the person using the computer.
Cyber security studies are carried out for the reporting of malicious software installed with unauthorized access to the systems and the detection of APTs, by monitoring the corporate network for a month.
It is a simulation designed to see how well your organization's security devices, networks, employees, in short, your system can withstand a real attack.
Endpoint defines a category of tools and solutions that focus on detecting, investigating, and mitigating suspicious activity, problems on servers and endpoints.
With the technical analyzes carried out, the cyber security level of the organization's information systems is concretely revealed and measures are presented against the risks that may affect the system in terms of security.
Log management, which consists of steps such as comprehensively combining the logs produced by the SIEM Projects and the system, storing them and performing the correct analysis, can help to obtain the indicators of the attack.
Collection of evidence by a professional team after the crime or cyber security breach in the cyber crime investigation service reveals important information and evidence about the criminal.
Regular Vulnerability Scanning and Management Tool UVM is designed as a central vulnerability and risk management platform for organizations using multiple vulnerability scanning software.
DoS, DDoS attacks are one of the most popular and dangerous types of attacks made to disrupt the services offered by an internet-connected computer or to stop it from working by consuming its resources.