Penetration testing conducted by Evidence Talks, digital forensic experts

Penetration Testing

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Case Example

A very large recording company was experiencing the leakage of recorded music before the release date and were very puzzled by this as they felt they had every avenue of escape buttoned up.

We spent 3 days on site familiarising ourselves with every aspect of their business and procedures. We then engaged a full vulnerability test from the inside and outside and very soon realised that the artists themselves were the culprits. The took a copy of the recording to play in the car on the way home and left the CD in the vehicle.

Once this practice had been stopped the pre-releases ceased.

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You may never know if someone has penetrated your systems
You may never know if someone has penetrated your systems

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Penetration testing

Also known as vulnerability testing, or technical risk assessing. This is a series of tests performed in order to assess the level of security a company has in place.

The tests are aimed at the perimeter of the company through the internet from outside to assess how secure the organisation is against an attack to the data held by the company. Tests are also performed from the inside to asses how easy it is for unauthorised employees to gain access to forbidden material.

Compliance

Evidence Talks are ideally placed to supply pen testing as part of overall compliance and due diligence assessments. We are able to provide both internal and external testers and have the breadth of experience to consult across the board to provide an overall package to satisfy the largest organisations, their shareholders and customers.

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Hacking

This is the unauthorised entry to computer systems for the purpose of exploitation and gain. This can end in some form of blackmail against the target organisation or simply disrupt the business and prove the hacker's worthiness to his peers.

Locard's exchange principle provides the basis upon which the forensic analyst can find the tracks and trails left by hackers. Evidence Talks analysts are experienced and familiar with this kind of work.

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Black-hat hackers

Whilst there are white-hat hackers, employed by organisations to test their logical perimeter security, a black hat hacker will operate outside of the law and Evidence Talks are able to track and identify these fraudsters.

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