Summary of Findings: A concise overview summarizing the social engineering assessment results at a glance, such as key critical findings requiring priority attention, system or recurring issues, and other general results.Background: An introduction of the general purpose, scope, methodology, and timing of the remote social engineering penetration test.Penetration Test Report: The complete results of the remote social engineering pen test are documented in our content rich report which includes the background, summary of findings, detailed findings, scope and methodology, and supplemental content for context and reference.This ensures all parties know what to expect throughout the execution of testing and reporting. Project Plan: Prior to remote social engineering penetration testing, HALOCK will develop a project plan detailing the specific plan, timing, and related considerations.Disengaging Winding down activities including terminating sessions, gathering evidence necessary for reporting, and preventing continued contact following the conclusion of the campaign.Exfiltration Attempts to identify local data repositories that would be of value to an attacker stored on locations such as local repositories, mapped drives, databases, and file sync folders.Secondary Exploits attempts to increase a presence throughout the connected environment by bypassing user access controls, identifying internal weaknesses to exploit, leveraging excessive user rights, and compromising connected systems.Initial Exploits As sessions are established, initial exploits are pursued to establish baseline access through payloads, command and control, scripted actions, identify secondary targets on the compromised network, and establish persistence.Campaign Launch Initial test messages are issued to gauge response behavior, identify technical controls that might warrant revising the planned approach, and fine-tuning attack methods.Campaign Preparation Target lists are grouped and sequenced, campaign batches are configured and scheduled, and related preparation tasks are completed.
Infrastructure Preparation Systems to transport email, track responses and activity, and host content are deployed and configured.Information Gathering Initial reconnaissance activities to gather the necessary information to prepare suitable and credible messaging, such as the services the target organization offers, relationships between varying business units or divisions, information exposed on public sources, and other employee or corporate specific information.HALOCK’s dedicated penetration test team is highly qualified, possesses advanced certifications, and is equipped with the labs, tools, and methodologies necessary to consistently deliver quality, accurate, detailed, and meaningful results.ĭownload Overview A Comprehensive Methodology for Assumed Breach Penetration Test For over two decades, HALOCK has conducted thousands of successful Assumed Breach pen tests for companies of all sizes, across all industries. HALOCK has the experience to best assess how well an organization’s security awareness policies and procedures are performed.
With this test, HALOCK can help determine whether the organization’s most sensitive data can be accessed through a compromised end user account or system. This penetration test offering is a rapid and cost-effective method to validate the effectiveness of existing controls such as endpoint security, malware controls, egress restrictions, network segmentation, and data leak prevention. HALOCK’s penetration testers will attempt to bypass existing controls, escalate privileges, move laterally through the environment, exfiltrate data, establish persistent access, and expand the compromise to connected systems – all in attempt to access valuable or sensitive data. How far can the attacker go before being halted or contained by investments made into existing safeguards? How much sensitive data can be accessed via a single end user’s credentials? Can the technology that has been deployed to contain a breach be relied upon?Īll of these questions are addressed during HALOCK’s Assumed Breach Penetration Test. Why Choose HALOCK? How does the Assumed Breach Penetration Test benefit an organization?
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