Penetration Tests (Pentest)
Simulate a Cyberattack to Evaluate Your Defenses
The Penetration Test, commonly called a Pentest, is a proactive security approach used to simulate a real‑world cyberattack against your systems. Logic Pill employs certified ethical hackers to conduct controlled and targeted attacks on your infrastructure to identify exploitable weaknesses and measure your true level of risk.
Our Approach :Attacker‑Mindset Analysis
Our approach replicates the mindset and techniques of real adversaries. We conduct tests across your entire attack surface following rigorous industry methodologies — including OWASP (for web and API security) and OSSTMM (for broader security testing frameworks).
Application Penetration Testing
We perform deep security evaluation of your web, mobile, and API applications, aiming to uncover exploitable vulnerabilities such as SQL injection, Cross‑Site Scripting (XSS), and flawed business logic. This detailed analysis reveals real risks that attackers could exploit.
Network & Cloud Penetration Testing
We assess both external and internal network perimeters as well as your cloud environments to find misconfigurations, exposed services, and entry points. This helps you reinforce your infrastructure and reduce attack vectors.
Risk Evaluation & Exploitation Attempts
During the pentest, we try to escalate privileges and access sensitive data to accurately gauge the impact of potential compromises. This gives you meaningful results and risk metrics rather than just a list of findings
Leverage our expertise
Logic Pill's
Benefits
- Proactive Risk Reduction: Identify and fix vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them.
- Independent Security Proof Obtain an objective assessment of your security posture.
- Regulatory Compliance Support: Make progress toward standards like ISO 27001 and requirements such as GDPR.
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