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A penetration test, colloquially known as a pen test, is an authorized simulated cyber attack on a computer system, performed to evaluate the security of the system. The test is performed to identify both weaknesses (also referred to as vulnerabilities), including the potential for unauthorized parties to gain access to the system’s features and data, as well as strengths, enabling a full risk assessment to be completed.

Our penetration test takes all the reconnaissance data, enumerated system data and every one of the identified theoretical vulnerabilities and attempts to exploit them the same way a hacker would.  Each pen test is customized to meet the needs of the client. Whether white-box or black-box, internal or external, wireless or wired…we even perform social engineering tests to see if we can ethically hack into your organization.

The Chaos Group of Canada leverages the most advanced tools, techniques and procedures to enumerate, identify and report on your security posture.

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Anticipate threats and identify risks to your organization with controlled real-world attacks that penetrate networks and facilities to determine the resilience of your security solutions. Various types of penetration testing are available, including: internal and external, wireless, web, and mobile application.

Adding on, Our Social Engineers try to gain access to protected information by exploiting unsuspecting staff members. Using phishing, open-source intelligence/reconnaissance, and phone assessments. We find potential holes in the “human element” – revealing employee security awareness and risks to the company’s data and compliance posture.

Our team executes agreed-upon attack scenarios and variables. We follow up with a comprehensive written report documenting the results to client stakeholders showing the areas and levels of business risk.

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Anticipate threats and identify risks to your organization with controlled real-world attacks that penetrate networks and facilities to determine the resilience of your security solutions. Various types of penetration testing are available, including: internal and external, wireless, web, and mobile application.

Adding on, Our Social Engineers try to gain access to protected information by exploiting unsuspecting staff members. Using phishing, open-source intelligence/reconnaissance, and phone assessments. We find potential holes in the “human element” – revealing employee security awareness and risks to the company’s data and compliance posture.

Our team executes agreed-upon attack scenarios and variables. We follow up with a comprehensive written report documenting the results to client stakeholders showing the areas and levels of business risk

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Anticipate threats and identify risks to your organization with controlled real-world attacks that penetrate networks and facilities to determine the resilience of your security solutions. Various types of penetration testing are available, including: internal and external, wireless, web, and mobile application.

Adding on, Our Social Engineers try to gain access to protected information by exploiting unsuspecting staff members. Using phishing, open-source intelligence/reconnaissance, and phone assessments. We find potential holes in the “human element” – revealing employee security awareness and risks to the company’s data and compliance posture.

Our team executes agreed-upon attack scenarios and variables. We follow up with a comprehensive written report documenting the results to client stakeholders showing the areas and levels of business risk

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Anticipate threats and identify risks to your organization with controlled real-world attacks that penetrate networks and facilities to determine the resilience of your security solutions. Various types of penetration testing are available, including: internal and external, wireless, web, and mobile application.

Adding on, Our Social Engineers try to gain access to protected information by exploiting unsuspecting staff members. Using phishing, open-source intelligence/reconnaissance, and phone assessments. We find potential holes in the “human element” – revealing employee security awareness and risks to the company’s data and compliance posture.

Our team executes agreed-upon attack scenarios and variables. We follow up with a comprehensive written report documenting the results to client stakeholders showing the areas and levels of business risk