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Penetration Testing

Penetration Testing is one of the most effective ways to assess your systems security, discover vulnerabilities, and determine the real-world risk of any vulnerabilities that are present.

It goes much further than simply checking for missing software updates or weak passwords. Plus, it’s more effective than simple vulnerability scanning.

Cybersecurity Training

Akimbo Core deliver cybersecurity workshops all around the UK, as well as remotely. Our workshops cover a range of topics from technical subjects such as how to get the most out of cybersecurity testing, to security awareness issues within businesses.

Cybersecurity Consultancy

From security architecture to security assessment, we offer a wide range of services to ensure the protection of your assets. We use a highly flexible methodology to ensure that our services are fully aligned to your needs, delivered by a bespoke team with the precise skills and depth of experience needed to understand your issues and then effectively deliver the desired outcome. With our security assurance services, you can have peace of mind knowing that your systems and data are well-protected.

Web Applications

These are manual assessments where our consultants use their expertise to examine an application’s frontend, backend, APIs, and underlying infrastructure.

The process involves planning, reconnaissance, vulnerability analysis, exploitation, and reporting, with the aim of providing a comprehensive analysis of the application’s security posture.

Cloud Security

The Akimbo Core testing team uses this type of testing to evaluate the security of cloud infrastructure, including configurations, access controls, and the interaction between different cloud services and applications.

This service can uncover security weaknesses such as misconfiguration, insecure APIs, inadequate access controls, data leakage, and shadow admins.

Infrastructure

Infrastructure Penetration Testing focuses on the security of infrastructure devices such as servers, workstations, firewalls, routers, and switches. External Infrastructure Assessments focus on what can be targeted by an internet based attacker.

Whereas Internal Infrastructure Assessments look at the risks posed by guests, visitors and contractors with access into an organisation’s office space.