A pen test (also known as a penetration test) is a security assessment of an IT system, where potential vulnerabilities are identified by attempting to exploit them. It can be done using human or automated methods and may include testing servers, web apps, wireless networks, and other areas of potential exposure. The NIST SP 800-115 guide is often used to develop appropriate security processes and procedures and can be a helpful resource for pen testers when assessing organizational vulnerabilities
Kratikal Tech offers manual and automated penetration testing services to identify vulnerabilities in your system. Our manual testing team uses techniques like social engineering, phishing, and physical security testing for a more in-depth evaluation. Our automated testing approach uses software tools to simulate an attack, but may not detect all vulnerabilities. Together, both methods provide a comprehensive and thorough security assessment.
Code review examines source code directly and reveals flaws that were missed during the first development stage. It is the procedure of auditing an application's source code to make sure the necessary security measures are present, performing as intended, and having been activated appropriately. They are methodical evaluations of the code made to find defects, improve the quality of the code, and assist developers in learning the source code.
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