Cybersecurity as a Duty – Time for a Digital Spring Cleaning!
IT security is not an option, but a necessity.
In times of growing cyber threats, it is essential to act proactively—both to secure IT infrastructure and to meet legal compliance requirements. IT security is not an option, but an ongoing obligation. Spring cleaning also includes cybersecurity., because only through regular security audits can vulnerabilities be identified in time and effectively protected against attacks.
Our specialized penetration tests and security solutions not only offer protection but also provide valuable insights into the security posture of systems. By identifying vulnerabilities and implementing proven best practices, we enable targeted risk minimization and increased resilience against attacks.
The core pillars of cybersecurity are the focus: Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability – known as the CIA triad. Our measures ensure that sensitive data remains protected from unauthorized access, systems cannot be tampered with, and business-critical applications are always available.
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Web App Security
Web application security vulnerability scanning.
Penetration testing
OWASP Top 10
Secure Web Applications
Minimize attack surfaces
Our web app security tests specifically uncover vulnerabilities in web applications before attackers do. Following OWASP standards, we realistically test for top threats such as SQL injection, XSS, or malicious file uploads. Black box, grey box, or white box tests simulate different attack scenarios. In the end, our experts provide clear recommendations for action to ensure secure, resilient applications.
APIs
Specifically identify and secure vulnerabilities.
API Penetration Testing
OWASP API Security
Secure interfaces
Minimize attack surfaces
Our API security tests uncover vulnerabilities and configuration errors in interfaces – according to the OWASP API Top 10. Risks such as faulty authentication, SSRF, or unlimited resource consumption are checked. Automated scans combined with manual analysis ensure even hidden gaps are identified. Black, grey, and white-box tests simulate attacks, supplemented by clear recommendations for security.
IT Security & Pentesting Industry Standards
Client Security
Security testing of endpoints without risk to systems.
Client Security
Simulated theft
Internal attacker
Configuration check
Our Client Security Audit assesses endpoints such as laptops and desktops for vulnerabilities – without risk to data or systems. Real-world scenarios like theft or internal misuse are simulated to test encryption, access controls, and data security. A typical company device, like one issued to new employees, is tested. Our experts provide concrete recommendations for enhanced security.
Password Check
Check and strengthen password policies for security vulnerabilities.
Password Check
Active Directory
Password cracking
Threat Actor
Our password check analyzes Active Directory policies for weaknesses and verifies if they protect against real-world attacks. In addition to complexity, blacklisting, and rotation, we test how many hashes can be decrypted through targeted password cracking – just as an attacker would proceed. This way, we uncover risks of compromised accounts and provide clear recommendations for strengthening password security.
Active Directory
Security analysis of the AD domain to identify vulnerabilities.
Active Directory Security
Vulnerability analysis
Authorization check
Recognize misconfigurations
Our Active Directory Security Analysis identifies vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, outdated software, and excessive permissions. The audit is conducted from the perspective of a standard user to simulate realistic attack scenarios, allowing for early detection of potential risks. Our experts provide clear recommendations to sustainably strengthen AD security and effectively prevent attacks.
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Penetration Testing Process – Step-by-Step to Secure IT
From planning to evaluation – a transparent process for maximum IT security.
1. Step: Initial Contact
2. Step: Verification
3. Step: Commissioning
4. Step: Kickoff
5. Step: Test
6. Step: Documentation
7. Stage: Presentation
All About Penetration Testing & IT Security
Answers to the most important questions about pentests, test types, results, and data security.
What is a pentest and why is it important?
A pentest (penetration test) is a simulated cyber attack on IT systems to identify vulnerabilities early. It replicates real-world attack scenarios to uncover security gaps before attackers can exploit them.
What types of pentests do we offer?
We offer penetration tests for web applications, APIs, Active Directory installations, as well as client security and password checks. In addition, our portfolio includes custom security analyses and consulting services.
How long does a typical pentest take?
Depending on the complexity and scope of the IT infrastructure, a pentest can vary. While smaller tests can be completed within a few days, comprehensive security analyses often take one to several weeks.
How are the results presented?
Upon completion of the pentest, a detailed report is generated that includes all identified vulnerabilities, their severity level, and specific remediation recommendations.
Are Are data secure during the pentest?
The tests are performed on real software and hardware without compromising productive systems or endangering sensitive data. Every audit is conducted in accordance with strict data protection and compliance guidelines.
How can a pentest be booked?
A pentest can be easily booked via our online configurator or requested directly. We are always available for a personal consultation to determine the optimal test scope.
Cybersecurity Fundamentals – Key Terms Explained Simply
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