Penetration Testing

Our experts review your environment just like a real-world adversary would, going beyond vulnerability scanners to help you find blind spots, enhance your security posture and better prepare.

Getting Inside the Mind of a Hacker

Meaningful, actionable insights that help improve your cybersecurity posture require more than pass/fail scans – they require resources and time often only available with the help of third-party resources.

Expanding Network Perimeter

The attack surface is expanding, and with fewer resources, it can be difficult to keep track of the latest vulnerabilities.

Mimicking Adversaries

Establishing a vulnerability management program can be daunting with a myriad of choices for tool selection, setup and management.

Exposing the Kill Chain

Do more than find vulnerabilities. Actionable insight, targeted defense and improved detection start by exposing the kill chain.

Expanding Network Perimeter

The attack surface is expanding, and with fewer resources, it can be difficult to keep track of the latest vulnerabilities.

Mimicking Adversaries

Establishing a vulnerability management program can be daunting with a myriad of choices for tool selection, setup and management.

Exposing the Kill Chain

Do more than find vulnerabilities. Actionable insight, targeted defense and improved detection start by exposing the kill chain.

Our Penetration Testing Services

Secureworks provides a comprehensive portfolio of penetration testing services to help you identify gaps and weaknesses before the threat actor does – no matter the source of the attack.

Internal Penetration Testing

The attackers’ work continues once inside. Assess layered defenses and know how quickly an internal threat could compromise your entire system based on different threat models

  • Test internal security controls, firewall rules and more that limit user access
  • Advance your penetration testing approach with an added dimension to know how quickly an internal threat could compromise your entire system
  • Find insider threat risks and provide insights that enable IT teams to make smarter security choices

External Penetration Testing

Attackers have many tricks up their sleeves to determine if your perimeter defenses stand up to attempts to breach.

  • Show impact with manual testing that mimics current threats, including pivoting, post-exploitation and data compromise
  • Uncover if your environment can stand up to threat actors with proprietary tooling and creative adversarial experts
  • Expand your understanding of the risk you face beyond a pass/fail with severity-ranked risk and recommendations

Physical Testing

Adversaries will try any means to get in – so don’t neglect your physical security controls. Secureworks provides physical testing to provide a comprehensive view of your risks.

  • Test your employees’ resiliency to social engineering and physical attacks, including tailgating and badge cloning
  • Test building security controls with a threat actor mindset, including lock-picking, badge reader manipulation and other control blind spots
  • Customizable goals and rules of engagement based on organizational needs and desires

Specialized & Custom Work

Adversaries will try any means to get in – so don’t neglect your physical security controls. Secureworks provides physical testing to provide a comprehensive view of your risks.

  • Hardware; including IoT, OT, Embedded Devices, firmware, medical devices and robots
  • Vehicle Systems Testing (Automotive, CANBUS, autonomous vessels, aircrafts)
  • Custom networking protocols

WIRELESS PENETRATION TESTING

Wireless networks are an often-overlooked part of testing. A wireless penetration test focuses on evaluating your wireless network security and how attackers may exploit it.

  • Find out how your wireless connections expose internal networks you thought were segmented
  • Identify ways an attacker could breach your wireless network and its clients or find a pathway to the internal network
  • Go beyond the assessment of applicable compliance mandates with a security-first approach to testing