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ByTuba Apaydın

Corporate Penetration Testing (Pentest) Services

In today’s rapidly evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, it is not enough for organizations to rely solely on security solutions to protect their digital assets. Penetration Testing (Pentest) allows businesses to identify existing vulnerabilities in their networks, applications, servers, and infrastructures, and develop proactive strategies against potential attacks.

Penetration Testing (Pentest) refers to authorized and legal security tests conducted to detect logical flaws and security vulnerabilities in IT systems and prevent their exploitation by malicious actors. The primary goal is not only to identify vulnerabilities but also to simulate controlled exploitation, anticipating the access scenarios attackers could potentially achieve.

Our company, with its specialized team in the IT and software industry, provides comprehensive penetration tests in line with ethical hacking methodologies and international standards. Through these tests, organizations’ security levels are measured, risks are identified, and a strong cyber defense posture is established.

Our penetration testing services cover a wide range of areas, including:

  • Network penetration testing

  • Web application testing

  • Mobile application security testing

  • Wireless network testing

  • Social engineering assessments

  • Cloud security analysis

With our professional solutions, we help organizations develop sustainable security strategies against cyber threats, taking their digital security one step further.

Today, corporate digital infrastructures — servers, endpoints, web applications, wireless networks, mobile devices, and network components — are increasingly vulnerable to attacks. Therefore, penetration testing must be carried out using a systematic approach that combines manual analysis methods with automated technologies.

Why Penetration Testing?

  • Proactively detect security vulnerabilities

  • Be prepared against cyberattacks

  • Ensure compliance with legal regulations and international standards

  • Protect brand reputation and customer data

  • Safeguard business continuity

Penetration Testing Approaches

Black Box: Tests conducted without any prior knowledge, simulating an external attacker’s perspective. Provides a realistic attack simulation but is the most time-consuming approach.

Gray Box: Partial knowledge of the target system is provided, enabling more controlled and faster results. The risk of accidental system disruption is lower.

White Box: Full knowledge and access to the system is given. This is the most cost-effective, reliable, and beneficial approach, allowing rapid detection of flaws.

Global Market Perspective

The global cybersecurity market has been experiencing double-digit annual growth. Increasing regulations, data breaches, and digital transformation have made penetration testing investments a necessity. International standards such as PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and CoBIT, along with Turkish regulations such as KVKK, BDDK, and SPK, require periodic penetration tests as a legal obligation.

In developed economies, penetration testing is not only seen as a security control but also as a core component of corporate risk management, sustainability policies, and brand value protection. This perspective creates a competitive advantage in the global market for companies operating in the IT and software industry.

Why Should You Invest in Penetration Testing?

  • Detect security vulnerabilities at an early stage

  • Ensure business continuity and customer trust

  • Protect brand reputation against cyber threats

  • Achieve full compliance with legal regulations

  • Position your company as a trusted partner in international markets

Our company enhances the digital security of organizations to global standards through penetration tests conducted with ethical hacking techniques and international methodologies.

Methodologies

  • OWASP (Open Web Application Security Project)

  • OSSTMM (The Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual)

  • ISSAF (Information Systems Security Assessment Framework)

  • NIST SP800-115

  • PTES (Penetration Testing Execution Standard)

  • FedRAMP

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