"How strong is your firewall today?"

"Test your defenses before the hackers do."

"Are you in control of your vulnerabilities? We help you find the answers."

External Penetration 

In today’s connected business environment, your company’s external exposure is the first point of contact for a potential attacker. Our external penetration testing simulates a targeted attack originating outside your infrastructure. The goal is to identify, evaluate, and secure all internet-exposed assets that could provide a gateway to your internal network.

Using a combination of advanced automated tools and manual expertise, we validate the strength of your existing protection mechanisms. We put your firewalls and intrusion prevention systems (IPS) to the test to ensure they actually deliver the protection you expect.

Internal Penetration 

Many organizations have a strong outer shell, but are vulnerable once an attacker gets inside the doors. Our internal penetration testing simulates an attack carried out from within the organization's own security perimeter.

The purpose is to map the consequences of an attack carried out by a person with existing access, such as an insider with malicious intent or a user whose privileges have been hijacked. The process is always tailored to your specific needs and the focus is on identifying critical vulnerabilities and testing whether business-sensitive information can be exfiltrated (stolen) without being detected.

Active Directory (AD) 

Secure the heart of your IT infrastructure.

Active Directory is often the most critical component of a company’s IT environment, as it manages identities, permissions, and access to nearly every resource. Our penetration testing of the AD environment simulates an attacker who has already gained a foothold in the network either through physical access or via an infected workstation.

The goal is to identify vulnerabilities and misconfigurations that could lead to an attacker taking control of the entire domain. We analyze everything from weak passwords to privilege escalation, and deliver concrete action plans to harden your AD environment and raise the overall level of security.

Vulnerability Assessment

A vulnerability assessment is about more than just finding bugs; it’s about understanding risks in a broader context. Our goal is to identify, classify, and prioritize vulnerabilities in your networks, databases, and applications before they can be exploited.

Unlike standard, automated scans, our methodology goes deeper. We tailor testing policies to uncover hidden vulnerabilities and misconfigurations that are unique to your ecosystem. Using industry-leading risk management methodologies, we categorize findings so you know exactly which actions are most critical to take first.

Penetration of cloud environments

Secure your digital transformation. Moving to the cloud brings new opportunities, but also new types of risks. Our penetration testing of cloud environments focuses on identifying flaws in the design, deployment and configuration of your cloud-based systems.

Misconfigurations and insecure access policies are today the most common causes of data breaches in the cloud. Our cybersecurity consultants use a wide range of tools and techniques to evaluate your security posture from both an external and internal perspective. We help you understand the specific risks in your cloud journey and propose concrete actions to create a more secure ecosystem.

Phishing campaigns and education

Strengthen your last line of defense – your employees.

Phishing is one of the biggest and fastest-growing threats to businesses today. It consistently ranks as one of the most costly causes of data breaches globally. As attackers continually develop more sophisticated methods to trick employees, technical protection alone is not enough.

We offers customized phishing campaigns conducted by our security specialists. We adapt the simulations to your industry, company size and specific needs to provide a realistic picture of your vulnerability. The goal is not to put anyone in jail, but to educate and raise awareness throughout your organization.

Cyber Security Assessment Tool 

Base your action plan on facts – not guesswork.

How do you know where your biggest security holes are today? The Cyber ​​Security Assessment Tool (CSAT) is ADDITCON’s powerful service to quickly give your IT department full visibility into your business’s actual cyber risks. It is your strategic companion for both technical security and regulatory compliance, such as GDPR.

CSAT conducts a comprehensive scan of your entire infrastructure – including critical environments such as Microsoft 365 and Azure subscriptions. By identifying vulnerabilities and risk areas, you get a decision-making basis that enables you to make smart, justified investments where they will benefit your business the most.

Cyber Threat Intelligence (OSINT)

See your organization through the eyes of the attacker.

Before launching a sophisticated attack, attackers always conduct thorough reconnaissance. Through Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), they collect publicly available information to find weak points. In our Cyber ​​Threat Intelligence service, our certified ethical hackers act as a real adversary. We treat your organization as a target and map the information that could be used to stage a successful attack.

We look for the type of data that allows attackers to impersonate decision makers, conduct targeted social engineering campaigns, or find hidden technical entry points. By identifying what is open to the world, we can help you delete, hide, or secure the information before it is exploited.

Firewall Audit

Make sure your first line of defense is actually up to par.

The firewall is the heart of your network protection, but as your business grows and changes, regulations often become complex, outdated, or downright contradictory. A misconfigured firewall is not only ineffective – it creates a false sense of security that can be downright dangerous.

Our Firewall Audit is an in-depth technical review of your firewall configurations, rules, and policies. We analyze the health of your device and ensure it is optimized to stop today’s modern threats, while allowing your business traffic to flow unhindered.

Firewall Health Check

A firewall that is missized, overloaded or running on outdated software is a ticking time bomb for business continuity. While an audit looks at what the firewall lets through, our Firewall Health Check focuses on how it is doing and performing.

ADDITCON's health check is a proactive review of the physical and logical status of the firewall. We ensure that your hardware and software are optimized to handle today's traffic volumes without bottlenecks or unexpected interruptions.

IoT (Internet of Things) Penetration 

Secure the invisible doors of your network.

As the number of connected devices (IoT) increases exponentially, so does your company's vulnerability. Everything from smart sensors and cameras to industrial control systems are potential entry points for attackers. With the rollout of 5G, this exposure surface is expected to become even larger and more complex.

ADDITCON's IoT penetration testing identifies security vulnerabilities across your entire ecosystem – from the physical hardware and local communications to the cloud platform where data is managed. We evaluate your overall security posture to give you a crystal-clear picture of how your IoT devices impact your overall risk.

Wi-Fi Penetration 

A wireless network doesn't stop at the walls - it extends out into the street, into the parking lot, and into neighboring premises. The purpose of our Wi-Fi penetration testing is to identify security vulnerabilities in how your wireless networks are implemented and configured. An attacker with a powerful network adapter can often be sitting at a safe distance outside your building and trying to crack the encryption or manipulate traffic. We test not only the technology, but also the human factor through social engineering methods. We simulate attacks where users are tricked into revealing their passwords or connecting to fake access points ("Evil Twin" attacks) to see how well your defenses hold up.