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Schedule a free consultation to meet with an offensive cybersecurity expert, and learn how to resolve and fortify the weaknesses in your infrastructure so that operations are more secure.

Our offensive services provide organizations with real-world visibility into threats facing their infrastructure and applications. We use the same tools and techniques as attackers to identify and exploit vulnerabilities. We don’t just tell you that you’re vulnerable, we show you.

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Network Penetration Testing

A real-world test of your network infrastructure, applications and users using the same approach an attacker would utilize. Our network penetration testing services provide the quickest path to ground when you are trying to understand the real-world risk posed to your infrastructure, applications and users.

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Application Penetration Testing

Web applications and mobile applications are the most vulnerable areas within an organization’s environment. The convenient access provided to customers, employees and partners can also serve as the same to potential attackers – so a vulnerable application puts data at risk and allows attackers to pivot and attack the entire internal enterprise.

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Adversary Emulation

Also called Red Team Testing, this is a real-world test of security controls to prevent a highly skilled adversary from accessing and compromising an organization’s data, using the same tools and techniques as attackers. It involves increased timelines and often multiple, concurrent accessors to allow for more advanced tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPS) such as evasion, social engineering (i.e. phishing), physical attacks and the ability to achieve explicitly defined goals.

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Active Directory Password Security Analysis

Weak passwords pose a significant security risk, making it easy for attackers to gain access to IT systems. Detailed reporting and actionable insights enable organizations to mitigate breaches and strengthen password security proactively. Our dedicated password-cracking hardware surpasses industry capabilities, ensuring thorough analysis.

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Active Directory Security Essentials Review

Learn about the vulnerabilities and weaknesses of Microsoft Active Directory (AD) and their potential exploitation by attackers. Our Active Directory Security Essentials Review service offers a comprehensive checklist of issues, providing valuable insights into AD footholds, privilege escalation, lateral movement, and more.

Why choose Depth Security?

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Accuracy

We manually validate and verify each and every issue we discover. We will not have your team wasting countless hours sifting through a large report that is only partially accurate.

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Experience

We have performed thousands of penetration testing engagements for organizations over the past decade. Our constantly evolving methodology and experience-based approach provide results not commonly seen with other assessment firms.

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Understanding

Our severity rating methodology is based on the context under which the issue was discovered. For example, we don’t rate anything “Critical” that we did not exploit. We also pay close attention to the circumstances for a given issue. All of these contexts and many more affect how a severity level is applied to a discovered issue.

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Schedule a free consultation to meet with a pen testing expert and receive a security assessment that identifies the services you need, so that your operations stay secure.