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Pentest

Pentest: find real vulnerabilities before anyone exploits them.

We have the best Pentesters in Brazil to simulate real attacks and find vulnerabilities in your company — before an attacker does.

What it is

What a Pentest is

A pentest is a method used to assess the security level of a system or network by simulating a real attack. The goal: to verify the robustness of a system or network, ensuring it is prepared for malicious threats.

At Network Secure, we have a team of certified Ethical Hackers who use a methodology based on ISO 27001, OSWE, OSSTMM and CSD/NIST 800-115, as well as OWASP for penetration testing.

Why now

Why invest in Pentest now?

88%

of companies consider cybersecurity a critical business and financial risk.

Gartner
R$ 21.5M

is the average cost of a data breach in 2022, a 12.7% increase over the previous year.

IBM Security
+100

countries have laws that impose personal liability on executives for data breaches.

ImmuniWeb
Methodology

It's not just Pentest. It's how we protect.

Our certified Ethical Hackers apply a structured process based on the industry's leading standards.

ISO/IEC 27001Information security management
NIST SP 800-115 (CSD)Technical guide to security testing
OSSTMMOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual
OWASP Top 10Top risks in web applications
OSWEOffensive Security Web Expert
Types of Pentest

A customized approach for your business

White Box

Our team receives all information about the company's security structure in advance and plans the approach considering every characteristic of the system.

Gray Box

It works as a middle ground. Our team receives minimal information about the company's security structure.

Black Box

Our team receives no information about the company. This is the most realistic pentest, because it works much like a malicious attack.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about Pentest

At least once a year and always after significant changes — a new application, infrastructure changes or compliance requirements.

A scan is automated and lists potential flaws. A pentest actively exploits those flaws to prove the real impact an attacker would have.

It depends on the goal: White Box starts from a full view of the environment, Gray Box is a middle ground, and Black Box simulates an external attacker with no prior information.

Yes. We follow ISO/IEC 27001, NIST SP 800-115, OSSTMM and OWASP, supporting requirements such as LGPD, PCI-DSS and ISO.

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