Within the scope of our Penetration Testing service; the people, process, and technology components of institutions are tested end-to-end and on a scenario basis in line with the methods, techniques, and tactics used by real attackers.
The aim is not to find isolated vulnerabilities, but to demonstrate how far a real attack can progress within the institution, how quickly it is detected, and to what extent it can be intervened.
Our Penetration Testing operations are conducted in compliance with NIST Cybersecurity Framework, MITRE ATT&CK, MITRE D3FEND, and ISO 27001.
Penetration Testing Operation Scope
- Creation of threat scenarios and attack models
- Utilization of external and internal attack vectors
- Social engineering (phishing, vishing, pretexting) scenarios
- Credential harvesting and privilege escalation attempts
- Lateral movement and persistence techniques
- Data exfiltration simulations
- Measurement of detection, response, and reaction times
- Blue Team / SOC interaction analysis
Purple Team Approach (Red + Blue)
- Penetration testing activities are not limited to one-off attack simulations; they are conducted with a Purple Team approach to provide measurable and lasting benefits aimed at improving detection and response capabilities. Penetration Testing findings are shared with SOC, EDR, and CTI teams.
- Undetected attack steps are analyzed.
- Use-cases, EDR rules, and SIEM correlations are developed.
- The actual defensive maturity of the institution is increased.
are positioned as a mechanism that directly tests and develops the SOC’s incident detection capability, the EDR’s behavior-based detection ability, and the CTI’s threat scenario accuracy. This way, it is clearly demonstrated whether security investments work in real life or not.
Advantages of the Penetration Testing Service to the Institution
- Corporate resilience against real attack scenarios
- Measurement of detection and response times (MTTD / MTTR)
- Increase in operational maturity of SOC and security teams
- Strong technical evidence for ISO and NIST audits
- Verification of the effectiveness of security investments