Penetration Testing

Digital Transformation (DX) efforts are a hacker's dream. The speed at which companies move to gain the benefits of DX has the unintended consequence of leaving networks vulnerable to a bevy of security issues.

Whether or not your company is regulated, you need to know how an attacker can access your infrastructure. A professionally executed penetration test can be the difference between a year in the black and a year in the red for your company. The cost of a single breach for small and midsize businesses averages $2.2M, which can severely impact your enterprise's survival. (Ponemon Report 2017)

An extensive penetration test by the security engineers at TBC pinpoints vulnerabilities in your IT environment. It exploits those vulnerabilities, or holes, with the intent of identifying addressable weaknesses.

What to Expect

A TBC security engineer attacks your environment just like a malicious attacker would, leveraging all access points to determine how far a hacker might penetrate your network. However, unlike a real attack, your business will not be interrupted during penetration testing.

After the test is complete, TBC's security engineer generates an in-depth report detailing weak points and opportunities for improvement in your security approach, along with recommendations for remediation and mitigation.

Why Should Your Organization Perform a Penetration Test

Breaches are skyrocketing and many of those breaches can be traced back to misconfigurations in services and databases. This quick video explains the benefits of performing a pen test and why your organization should consider it.

No Hackers on the Team? No Problem.

It’s unlikely your IT team are expert hackers. And they don’t need to be. The security engineers at TBC regularly conduct penetration tests and know what to expect to ensure the security of your company. Allay your concerns while staying focused on your most important initiative: DX.

Keep Hacker Hands off Your Data

Hackers are smart and agile. They can quickly exploit a single hole in your security defenses at great detriment to your business. By knowing your vulnerabilities, you can cut hackers out of your business equation and keep moving forward with your DX strategy.

$2.2M

The cost of a single breach for small and midsize businesses averages $2.2M, which can severely impact the survival of your enterprise. (Ponemon Report 2017)

Stop hackers from infiltrating your network with penetration testing from TBC.

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