Test the security of your product

This approach involves sharing complete information about the system with the testers, including application source code and network infrastructure. White-box testing is ideal for simulating targeted and sophisticated attacks. It also saves time by avoiding reverse engineering stages.

In this approach, no information is provided to the testers. They mimic the behavior of an unprivileged attacker—from reconnaissance and initial access to exploitation and persistence in the system. This is the most realistic scenario, showing how an external adversary with no internal knowledge would target and compromise an organization.

This method involves gradually sharing specific information with the testers. For instance, source code for certain components may be shared once the testers demonstrate their ability to understand it through reverse engineering. It can be seen as an accelerated black-box approach. These types of tests balance depth and efficiency, simulating a sophisticated attack.

Each test is thoroughly documented in a detailed report, including commands and code used, so your team can understand and reproduce them. The report also includes recommendations and mitigation strategies to strengthen your product. It is presented and explained during a final meeting between our teams.