Penetration Testing

Manual penetration testing adds the benefit of specialized human expertise to identifying vulnerabilities, which are consolidated with results from automated static and dynamic scans via our cloud-based platform

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Conduct manual penetration tests on applications to achieve compliance

No automated technique can find every vulnerability type. Some categories, such as authorization issues and business logic flaws, will always require a skilled penetration tester. Penetration testers have become even harder to hire as demand for their skills has increased. Using penetration testing as the only way to assess an application is expensive and time consuming. It can take weeks to perform a full penetration test on an application, with results that vary depending on the tester. As a result, most organizations only use this method where they need it to comply with regulations, or on an infrequent basis.

In manual penetration tests, 74% of applications had at least one vulnerability violating the OWASP Top 10. ClusterBrains Manual Penetration Testing (MPT) complements ClusterBrains’s automated scanning technologies with best-in-class penetration testing services to find business logic and other complex vulnerabilities in web, mobile, desktop, backend and IoT applications. Using a proven process to ensure high customer satisfaction, ClusterBrains MPT provides detailed results, including attack simulations, through the ClusterBrains Application Security Platform, where both manual and automated testing results are assessed against your corporate policy. Developers can consult ClusterBrains application security consultants on the findings and retest uncovered vulnerabilities to verify successful remediation.