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Preventeco|Protect Your Business From Cyber Threats

Pen Testing & Vulnerability Assessmnet

Identify, Examine, Evaluate Vulnerabilities

Preventeco offers a thorough examination of your networks to find out vulnerabilities and assess them, so you could strategize your IT Security

How Secure are your Networks?

In a world where it seems like there's a new security breach in the news every day, it's more important than ever to make sure your organization is secure against today's threats.

We offer vulnerability assessments and pen testing services that will ensure that your organization has adequate protection against outside attacks. Let us help you protect your business today!

Penetration Testing

Penetration testing identifies security holes in a network that a potential attacker could breach. Once found, remedial action can be taken to close those vulnerabilities before an attacker can exploit them.

We help ensure your organization’s cyber security by finding vulnerabilities in your systems so you can take action to fix them before an attack occurs. We use the latest toolsets and hacking methodologies to test the defenses of specific applications, servers, routers, networks and other within scope systems, looking for a potential foothold. The foothold is then exploited to see how far the network can be penetrated. Every vulnerability found is documented with commendations on how to address the issues to mitigate the future risk.

Vulnerability Assessment

Preventeco provides complete vulnerability assessment reports that identify any security exposures before attackers can exploit them.

We use scanning tools to scan all IP addresses on the network and identify vulnerabilities such as out of date software and patches. Depending on scope, assessments can cover an organization’s internal network, external boundary or both.

The vulnerability assessment report will show a detailed network map of all end points which can be referenced against the company’s IT asset register. Any unofficially added devices to the network are thus identified – such rogue devices are seldom hardened or secured and therefore introduce unwanted risk to the network.