Offensive security · Texas & nationwide
Penetration Testing Services in Texas
Penetration Testing, also known as ethical hacking, is a proactive approach to identifying vulnerabilities and potential security weaknesses in your organization’s digital infrastructure. By simulating real-world attacks, our team of skilled and certified experts systematically explores your network, applications, systems, and physical premises to identify any weaknesses that could be exploited by malicious actors.
- 24/7 Texas SOC
- Veteran-owned SDVOSB
- No ticket queue
- Texas & nationwide coverage
Penetration Testing at a Glance
What you get
- External and internal network penetration testing
- Web application and API testing
- Wireless and social-engineering testing
- Prioritized findings with remediation guidance
- Retesting to verify fixes
Offensive security
The Benefits of Penetration Testing.
Penetration Testing for your company is numerous and significant.
Firstly, it enables you to proactively detect vulnerabilities before hackers can exploit them, helping you stay one step ahead of potential threats. By understanding your security weaknesses, you can prioritize and allocate resources to strengthen your defenses where they are most needed, thereby reducing the risk of a successful breach.
Compliance and Industry Standards.
Moreover, Penetration Testing assists in maintaining regulatory compliance and meeting industry standards. Many sectors, such as finance, healthcare, and government, have stringent requirements for data protection. By conducting regular Penetration Tests, you demonstrate your commitment to safeguarding sensitive information, thereby enhancing your reputation and building trust among your clients and partners.
Existing Security Measures.
Additionally, Penetration Testing helps you assess the effectiveness of your existing security measures. It provides valuable insights into the efficacy of firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and other security controls. By identifying any gaps or shortcomings, you can make informed decisions regarding upgrades or improvements to your security infrastructure.
Empowering Your Organization.
Ultimately, Penetration Testing empowers your organization to proactively address security vulnerabilities, strengthen your defenses, and protect your valuable assets from the ever-evolving threat landscape. By partnering with us, you gain access to a team of skilled professionals who leverage their expertise and cutting-edge techniques to identify and mitigate potential risks, ensuring the security and continuity of your business operations.
Our process
How CoreRecon Penetration Testing Works
- 1
Scope
We agree on targets, rules of engagement and testing windows that fit your operations.
- 2
Test
Our testers use the same techniques real attackers use to find and safely exploit weaknesses.
- 3
Report
You receive an executive summary and a technical report ranked by risk, with clear fixes.
- 4
Retest
After you remediate, we retest to confirm the issues are closed.
Texas metro areas
Penetration Testing Across Texas
CoreRecon performs penetration tests for organizations across Texas, including Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio, Corpus Christi, El Paso and the Permian Basin. External and web-application tests are performed remotely, and internal, wireless and physical tests are scheduled on site.
Beyond Texas
Penetration Testing Nationwide
Most penetration testing can be performed remotely, so CoreRecon tests organizations throughout the United States, and currently serves clients in states including North Carolina, Colorado, Florida and California, as well as Guam.
Wherever you are, you call and an engineer helps you right away. There is no ticket queue and no waiting for a callback.
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FAQ
Penetration Testing FAQ
How often should we do a penetration test?
At least once a year and after major changes such as a new network, application or cloud migration. PCI DSS requires internal and external penetration testing at least annually and after significant changes.
What is the difference between a vulnerability scan and a penetration test?
A scan automatically lists known weaknesses. A penetration test uses skilled testers to exploit and chain weaknesses the way an attacker would, showing what an attacker could actually reach.
Will testing disrupt our operations?
Tests are scoped and scheduled to avoid disruption, and we coordinate closely around sensitive or production systems.
What do we receive at the end?
An executive summary, a detailed technical report with risk ratings and step-by-step remediation guidance, and a retest to verify fixes.
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- Managed IT Services
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- 24/7 Threat Monitoring
- Security Assessments
- Cyber Policy Audit
- Dark Web Scanning
- Incident Response
- Network Architecture Review
- PCI DSS Compliance
- NIST, DISA & SOC Assessment
- HIPAA Compliance
- Government & NGO Cybersecurity
- CMMC Compliance
- SPRS Scoring
- DFARS Compliance
- NIST 800-171 Compliance
Talk to an Engineer About Penetration Testing
Take the first step towards securing your organization today by reaching out to us. Together, we can safeguard your digital assets and protect your company from the persistent and ever-growing threat of hackers.
Penetration Testing provides a realistic scenario to evaluate your organization’s ability to detect, contain, and respond to a potential cyber-attack. By practicing your response procedures, you can refine your incident management protocols, enhancing your readiness in the face of a real security incident.