- Do you really know who - or what - is at the end of all of your phonelines?
- Could a hacker obtain access onto your internal network via an unauthorised modem?
- How secure are your voicemail, call monitoring, PABX and fax systems?
- Is your VPN really private?
We can provide answers to these questions by analysing these systems for
security weaknesses using a combination of industry standards, our own best practice and ISO/IEC 27000.
The reports we produce, which are tailored to your requirements, will inform you of the vulnerabilities and
the solutions, so you can address these before insiders or hackers do.
Below are the services we provide in this area:
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War Dialing:
Our war dialing service is designed to discover modems, identify software and attempt
penetration. We "war dial" a range of direct-dial telephone numbers using
PhoneSweep software. We can
determine the existence of modem carrier signals, analyse any attached (and working) systems
and attempt to gain access to them. The result is a detailed report showing all vulnerable
telephone numbers, including software detected and any successful penetrations.
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Modem Penetration Testing:
This service is aimed at penetrating known remote-access numbers, for instance those we found
during our war dialing tests, using dictionary-based brute force attacks. We attempt
penetration of your dial-in connections, using a wide selection of dictionaries and mutated
dictionaries, as well as brute force attacks and socially-engineered information. We use
PhoneSweep and Brutus software and manual
exploits as appropriate. The result is a detailed report showing all vulnerable telephone
numbers, including software detected and any successful penetrations.
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VPN Testing:
Our VPN testing service is a combination of consultancy advice and penetration testing. We
review your VPN implementation with you, highlighting any security concerns and vulnerabilities.
We then attempt penetration or subversion of your VPN connection using equipment you provide
your users. Reviews include both the technical design and the personnel and physical security
issues. The result is a detailed report that highlights the vulnerable areas.
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Home and Mobile Workers Audit:
what about your remote users? Could they or their home networks provide a back-door to your organisation? For more information
about this service, just
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You can read our FAQ on penetration testing here.
...and see what our clients say about our services here.
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Want more information?
- Phone Andy on +44 (0)1273 45 45 25
- Click here to use our contact form
- Click Here to download our overview brochure
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