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A Penetration Test will actively assess and evaluate the vulnerabilities of a security system, application or process and then exploit those vulnerabilities. The word ‘active’ is emphasised instead of theoretically assessing the vulnerabilities or conducting a paper based audit.
The ability to penetrate is divided into two main categories:
For both categories, strict Rules of Engagement including any legal documentation will be planned with the client and the Olchon Test Manager. This will ensure Health and Safety is adhered to at all times and Business Continuity is enforced whilst the test is carried out.
It is not always feasible to deliver an active Penetration Test therefore Olchon offers two capabilities:
Reporting and Mitigation
Olchon’s Penetration Test Report will identify and document vulnerabilities, assessing each of them for the Probability of Successful Exploitation (PSE). It will then highlight the mechanisms to mitigate (physical, procedural and/or technical) and advise the client on the increased security measures required, proportionate to the identified PSE.