Identify and Repair Security Gaps with Penetration Testing
Secure your network.
Is Your Business Secure?
With dozens of domains and layers, ensuring your business network is secure 24/7 can feel difficult. (Don’t believe us? Ask your IT team.) Help prevent IT burnout, manage potential breaches, and protect complex network infrastructures using Penetration Testing.
What is Penetration Testing?
Penetration Testing identifies possible exposures that cause gaps in your security to understand the impact on confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the information systems, as well as provide recommendations to mitigate risks.
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How Does Penetration Testing Work?
Identify possible exploitable vulnerabilities in your network using Penetration Testing. If an exploitable vulnerability is identified, you will be provided with detailed information and recommendations to mitigate the potential security risk.
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Why Penetration Testing from CES?
Our team of over 600 highly trained cybersecurity analysts focuses on strengthening your information security environment by providing personalized, in-depth analyses of networks plus detailed suggestions for patching exploitable security gaps.
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How Can Penetration Testing Help My Business?
Penetration Testing assesses what businesses need to comply with security controls while providing possible attack scenarios and necessary action plans. Establish a security strategy focused on risks and aligning with your business objectives while receiving real-time information on the status of the local corporate network for decision-making.
Scalable Penetration Testing to Help Your Business Evolve
Patch security gaps to prevent future incidents by adopting Penetration Testing in your security strategy.
“Securing business networks can feel difficult, especially for IT departments, but we can help. With our team of highly trained cybersecurity analysts, you’ll receive personalized, in-depth analyses of networks and detailed suggestions for patching your most exploitable security gaps.”
Kelly Rein, Cybersecurity Product Director