The importance of penetration testing and how it can fix security vulnerabilities

The importance of penetration testing and how it can fix security vulnerabilities

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Penetration testing, also known as ethical hacking, is a combination of automated and manual testing practices to identify vulnerabilities in systems, networks, and applications that can be exploited by an attacker if left undetected....
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Authored by
Harpreet Singh Passi
NuSummit Cybersecurity

Penetration testing, also known as ethical hacking, is a combination of automated and manual testing practices to identify vulnerabilities in systems, networks, and applications that can be exploited by an attacker if left undetected.

Pen tests are large scale simulated cyber-attacks where an ethical hacker attempts to take advantage of infrastructure vulnerabilities and pinpoint any security gaps.

After a pen test, enterprise security teams can get clarity on the security posture. The information can enable fixing vulnerabilities, implement upgrades, or adopt new solutions.

The infographic can help in knowing more about the:

  • Types of simulated attacks
  • Steps in Penetration Testing
  • Uses of Penetration Testing
  • Business advantages of Penetration Tests
  • Importance of Penetration Tests

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