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Offensive Security
Test your defences.
Understand your priorities.
Vulnerability Assessment, Penetration Testing and Red Team activities delivered by HyperGrid’s in-house team. Identify weaknesses, assess their impact and focus your security improvements.
Scope, timing and coverage are agreed in the proposal.
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From testing to action
- 01Agreed scope and rules
- 02Evidence to evaluate
- 03Improvement priorities
HyperGrid · In-house team
THE STARTING POINT
When an offensive perspective helps
Before exposing a new service, after a major change or when checking existing protections. Start with a practical question: where are we most exposed?
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Vulnerability Assessment
We identify vulnerabilities and weak configurations in the systems included in the assessment. Findings are evaluated to distinguish issues and guide remediation.
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Penetration Testing
Through authorised, controlled testing, we assess whether weaknesses can be exploited and what impact they could have on the agreed assets.
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Red Team
We simulate attack scenarios agreed with the client to assess prevention, detection and response capabilities. Objectives, boundaries and rules are defined before work starts.
EXPECTED OUTPUTS
Findings that support decisions and action
The engagement sets out the deliverables and level of detail.
- Scope, methods and limitations of the assessment.
- Technical evidence and findings interpreted in your business context.
- Remediation guidance and operational priorities.
- A review of the results and follow-up verification, where included in the engagement.
A SHARED APPROACH
Clear steps. Defined responsibilities.
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Define the scope
Assets, authorisations, testing windows and objectives.
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Perform the tests
Technical activities within agreed rules.
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Assess the evidence
Evaluate findings and their potential impact.
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Share the priorities
Reporting, recommended actions and next steps.
IN-HOUSE EXPERTISE
The team leads.
Technology supports.
Activities are delivered by HyperGrid’s in-house team. We are a SecPoint partner: its technology is one of the tools we use, selected according to the activity and scope.
Frequently asked questions
Are Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing the same?
No. The former identifies and assesses vulnerabilities; the latter tests exploitation of weaknesses within the authorised scope. They are complementary activities.
Can testing affect services?
Potential impact must be assessed during planning. We agree boundaries, testing windows, contacts and stopping conditions before starting.
Where do we start?
With the assets to protect and your objectives. The proposal defines activities, deliverables, timing and any retesting.
CONNECTED SOLUTIONS
Explore the existing services
How well do you know your exposure?
Start with the systems and objectives you want to assess. Together, we define a measurable, authorised engagement.