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Password audit
Internal Network Security Assessment
Internal network security assessment is the practice of simulating cyber attacks on an organization’s internal IT infrastructure, to evaluate the effectiveness of its security measures, identify vulnerabilities, and uncover potential threats. This type of penetration test focuses on assessing the security posture of an organization from the perspective of a guest and an insider, such as a contractor to an employee, with unauthorized and authorized network access.
Hackcraft’s Internal Network Security Assessment services adhere to industry-standard methodologies and include, at a minimum, the following activities:
Network Discovery and Enumeration:
- Identifying and mapping internal network devices, servers, and services
- Enumerating network shares, users, and groups to uncover potential attack vectors
Access Control and Privilege Escalation Testing:
- Assessing the effectiveness of access controls and user privilege management
- Identifying weak passwords and insecure authentication mechanisms
- Testing for privilege escalation vulnerabilities and lateral movement opportunities
- Identifying insecure protocols, default or weak credentials
- Reviewing for proper segmentation and adherence to the principle of least privilege
Data Protection and Exfiltration Testing:
- Assessing the security of sensitive data storage and transmission
Security Misconfiguration and Weak Policy Testing:
- Identifying security misconfigurations and outdated security policies
- Assessing the impact of misconfigurations on overall security posture
- Evaluating Active Directory (AD) configurations, Group Policy Objects (GPOs), and permissions to identify potential weaknesses
- Analyzing password policies, account lockout policies, and user account management practices within the Active Directory environment
- Reviewing Organizational Units (OUs), security groups, and delegation of administration rights for adherence to the principle of least privilege
- Testing for susceptibility to common Active Directory attacks such as Kerberoasting, Pass-the-Hash, and Golden Ticket attacks
Hackcraft’s Internal Network Security Assessment services will help an organization strengthen its security posture, satisfy compliance requirements, and protect critical assets against guests and insider threats. By proactively identifying and addressing vulnerabilities, an organization will be better equipped to prevent data breaches, maintain business continuity, and safeguard its reputation.
External Network Security Assessment
External network security assessment is the practice of evaluating an organization’s internet-facing IT infrastructure, including websites, web applications, email servers, remote access solutions, and other exposed services, to identify vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and potential threats. This type of assessment focuses on assessing the security posture of an organization from the perspective of an external attacker.
Hackcraft’s External Network Security Assessment services adhere to industry-standard methodologies and include, at a minimum, the following activities:
Internet Footprinting and Reconnaissance:
- Identifying and mapping all public-facing assets, including domains, IP addresses, and exposed services
- Gathering information about the target organization from public sources, such as WHOIS records, DNS records, and search engine results
Vulnerability Scanning and Analysis:
- Conducting comprehensive vulnerability scans of internet-facing systems and services
- Analyzing the results to identify known vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and potential attack vectors
Web Application Security Assessment:
- Performing automated security assessments of public-facing web applications to identify vulnerabilities.
- Evaluating the implementation of secure coding practices, input validation, and error handling
Email Security Testing:
- Assessing the security of email servers and configurations to identify potential vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, such as open relays or weak authentication mechanisms
- Evaluating the effectiveness of email security measures, such as SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, in preventing phishing and email spoofing attacks
Remote Access Security Assessment:
- Evaluating the security of remote access solutions, such as VPNs, remote desktop services, and cloud-based applications
- Identifying weak authentication mechanisms, insecure configurations, and potential vulnerabilities that may allow unauthorized access
By conducting a thorough External Network Security Assessment, Hackcraft helps an organization to identify and address vulnerabilities in its public-facing infrastructure to prevent cyber attacks, safeguard sensitive data, and maintain a strong security posture. Our services provide actionable recommendations for improving your organization’s external security, ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations, and reducing the risk of data breaches and other security incidents.
Wireless Network Security Assessment
Wireless Network Security Assessment is the process of evaluating the security posture of an organization’s wireless networks. This type of assessment focuses on identifying vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and potential threats that may allow unauthorized access to your organization’s network resources, sensitive data, and systems.
Hackcraft’s Wireless Network Security Assessment services adhere to industry-standard methodologies and include, at a minimum, the following activities:
Wireless Network Discovery and Mapping:
- Identifying and mapping all wireless access points (APs), wireless routers, and other wireless devices within the organization’s environment
- Evaluating the coverage and signal strength of wireless networks to identify potential rogue or unauthorized devices
Wireless Network Configuration Review:
- Assessing the security of wireless network configurations, including encryption settings, authentication mechanisms, and access control policies
- Identifying insecure protocols, weak encryption algorithms, and potential vulnerabilities in the wireless network infrastructure
Wireless Network Penetration Testing:
- Simulating real-world attacks on the wireless network to assess its resilience against unauthorized access, eavesdropping, and other threats
- Testing for common wireless security vulnerabilities, such as weak encryption, weak passwords, and rogue access points
- Verify the isolation of isolation of Wireless networks
By conducting a comprehensive Wireless Network Security Assessment, Hackcraft helps an organization to identify and address vulnerabilities in the wireless infrastructure to prevent unauthorized access, maintain compliance with industry standards and best practices, and safeguard sensitive data. Our services provide actionable recommendations for improving your organization’s wireless security posture, reducing the risk of data breaches and other security incidents, and ensuring a secure and reliable wireless network environment.
Vulnerability Assessment
A Vulnerability Assessment is the process of identifying, quantifying, and prioritizing vulnerabilities in an organization’s IT infrastructure, including networks, systems, and applications. The primary objective of a vulnerability assessment is to proactively discover security weaknesses before they can be exploited by attackers, thereby reducing the risk of security incidents and data breaches.
Hackcraft’s vulnerability Assessment services adhere to industry-standard methodologies and include, at a minimum, the following activities:
Asset Identification and Inventory:
- Creating an inventory of all assets within the organization, including networks, systems, and in general any asset having an IP
Vulnerability Scanning and Analysis:
- Conducting comprehensive vulnerability scans of networks and systems using industry-leading scanning tools
- Analyzing the results to identify known vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and potential attack vectors
Remediation and Risk Mitigation:
- Providing actionable recommendations for addressing identified vulnerabilities, including patching, configuration changes, and other mitigation measures
Reporting and Documentation:
- Delivering comprehensive vulnerability assessment reports that include detailed findings, risk ratings, and remediation guidance
By conducting regular Vulnerability Assessments, Hackcraft helps an organization proactively identify and address security weaknesses, maintain compliance with industry standards and regulations, and protect its valuable assets against cyber threats. Our services provide actionable insights and guidance for improving your organization’s security posture, reducing the risk of data breaches and other security incidents, and ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of your IT infrastructure.
PCI Network Segmentation Test
A PCI Network Segmentation Test is a specialized security assessment focused on evaluating the effectiveness of network segmentation measures implemented to isolate the Cardholder Data Environment (CDE) within an organization’s network. This type of test is designed to ensure compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), which requires organizations to implement strong access controls and maintain separate environments for sensitive cardholder data.
Hackcraft’s PCI Network Segmentation Test services adhere to industry-standard methodologies and include, at a minimum, the following activities:
Network Segmentation Testing:
- Performing active and passive tests to validate that the CDE is effectively isolated from other network segments and unauthorized access is prevented
- Conducting penetration tests to simulate real-world attacks and assess the resilience of network segmentation measures against potential threats
- Testing for unauthorized access to the CDE from adjacent network segments, as well as from external networks and the internet
Access Control and Authentication Review:
- Assessing the effectiveness of access controls and authentication mechanisms implemented to protect the CDE and limit access to authorized users and systems
- Identifying weak or insecure authentication methods, such as default or shared credentials, that may pose a risk to the security of the CDE
Reporting and Remediation Guidance:
- Delivering comprehensive PCI Network Segmentation Test reports that include detailed findings, risk ratings, and remediation recommendations
- Providing guidance on how to address identified issues and improve network segmentation measures to ensure compliance with PCI DSS requirements
By conducting a thorough PCI Network Segmentation Test, Hackcraft helps an organization to ensure that its Cardholder Data Environment is effectively isolated, secure, and compliant with PCI DSS requirements. Our services provide actionable recommendations for strengthening network segmentation measures, reducing the risk of data breaches and other security incidents, and safeguarding sensitive cardholder data.
Password Audit
A Password audit Assessment is a specialized security evaluation that focuses on identifying weak or easily guessable passwords used by an organization’s employees, applications, and systems. Weak passwords pose a significant risk to an organization’s security, as they can be easily compromised by attackers, leading to unauthorized access and potential data breaches. Hackcraft’s Password audit Assessment services help your organization identify and address weak password usage, strengthening its overall security posture and reducing the likelihood of password-based attacks.
Our Password Cracking Assessment services adhere to industry-standard methodologies and include, at a minimum, the following activities:
Planning and Scoping:
- Collaborating with your organization to define the objectives, scope, and rules of engagement for the Password Cracking Assessment
- Identifying the users, applications, and systems to be assessed, as well as any specific security concerns or requirements
Password Hash Acquisition:
- Obtaining password hashes from the organization’s systems, such as domain controllers, application databases, or authentication servers, in a secure and non-disruptive manner
- Ensuring that the acquired password hashes are stored securely and treated as sensitive data throughout the assessment process
Password Cracking Techniques:
- Employing a range of password cracking techniques, such as dictionary attacks, brute-force attacks, and hybrid attacks, to attempt to crack the acquired password hashes
- Utilizing industry-standard password cracking tools, custom wordlists, and powerful hardware to maximize the effectiveness of the password cracking process
Password Strength Analysis:
- Analyzing the cracked passwords to identify patterns, trends, and weaknesses in password selection and usage among the organization’s users, applications, and systems
- Evaluating the organization’s adherence to password security best practices, such as minimum length, complexity requirements, and password expiration policies
Reporting and Remediation Guidance:
- Delivering a comprehensive Password Cracking Assessment report that includes detailed findings, risk ratings, and remediation recommendations
- Collaborating with your organization to develop and implement remediation plans for addressing identified weak passwords and password security practices, including user education, policy updates, and technical controls
By conducting a thorough Password Cracking Assessment, Hackcraft helps your organization identify and address weak password usage among its users, applications, and systems.
Security Solution Assessment
A Security Solution Assessment is a specialized evaluation that focuses on analyzing the effectiveness, coverage, and integration of security solutions deployed within an organization’s IT environment. These solutions may include firewalls, intrusion detection and prevention systems (IDPS), web application firewalls, endpoint protection, and antispam mechanisms. Hackcraft’s Security Solution Assessment services help your organization ensure that its security solutions are properly configured, updated, and aligned with your organization’s security objectives, providing comprehensive protection against cyber threats.
Our Security Solution Assessment services is designed with several testing case and, at a minimum, the following activities:
Planning and Scoping:
- Collaborating with your organization to define the objectives, scope, and rules of engagement for the Security Solution Assessment
- Identifying the security solutions, components, and infrastructure to be assessed, as well as any specific security concerns or requirements
Solution Configuration Review:
- Reviewing the configuration settings and policies of the security solutions to ensure they are properly implemented and aligned with your organization’s security requirements
- Identifying vulnerabilities and misconfigurations that may reduce the effectiveness of the security solutions or expose your organization to potential threats
Solution Effectiveness Evaluation:
- Evaluating the effectiveness of the security solutions in detecting, preventing, and mitigating cyber threats, based on designed scenarios, historical performance data, and real-world attack simulations
Reporting and Remediation Guidance:
- Delivering a comprehensive Security Solution Assessment report that includes detailed findings, risk ratings
By conducting a thorough Security Solution Assessment, Hackcraft helps your organization identify and address potential weaknesses and gaps in its deployed security solutions.
