Penetration Testing

Definition of Penetration Testing as it relates to Technology, Network Security, Endpoint Protection

Penetration Testing refers to simulated cyber attacks against your organization's systems, infrastructure, and applications to identify vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by malicious actors. It is a proactive approach to enhancing Endpoint Protection within the broader context of Network Security in the Technology landscape. By emulating real-world attack scenarios, penetration testing enables your organization to evaluate the effectiveness of existing security measures, prioritize remediation efforts, and improve overall resilience against cyber threats. This process often involves identifying entry points, attempting exploitation using known vulnerabilities or techniques, assessing impacts, and providing detailed reports with recommendations for mitigation and enhancement.

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