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All services includes the following deliverables after the penetration testing is completed:
Report Deliverables
Upon the conclusion of the engagement, Offensive Logic will produce a detailed report. This report will begin with an executive summary, providing an overview of the key findings. Subsequent sections will enumerate the identified vulnerabilities, categorize them based on their respective risk levels (from Critical to Informational), and furnish strategic recommendations for their effective remediation.
Critical Risk Findings
Critical findings represent the highest level of risk to an organization. These are vulnerabilities that can be exploited with relative ease, often without advanced technical knowledge. Exploitation of these vulnerabilities can lead to severe consequences, such as full system compromise, data breaches, financial loss, or irreversible damage to an organization's reputation. Immediate action is recommended to address and remediate critical findings to prevent potential breaches.
Examples: Remote code execution, database injection, zero-day vulnerabilities.
High Risk Findings
High findings, while not as severe as critical ones, still pose a significant risk to an organization. These vulnerabilities can be exploited to gain unauthorized access, escalate privileges, or disrupt services. While they might require a more specific set of conditions or knowledge to exploit, their impact is still considerable. Addressing these findings should be prioritized after any critical issues.
Examples: Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), directory traversal, insecure direct object references.
Medium Risk Findings
Medium findings indicate vulnerabilities that present a moderate risk. They often require specific circumstances to exploit or might grant limited access to an attacker. While they might not lead to a full system compromise, they can still be used in conjunction with other vulnerabilities to escalate an attack. Remediation of these findings should be scheduled in line with the organization's risk appetite.
Examples: Security misconfigurations, limited information disclosure, insecure storage of non-sensitive data, weak SSL/TLS configurations
Low Risk Findings
Low findings represent minor risks or vulnerabilities that have a reduced impact on an organization's operations. They often require a high level of expertise to exploit or have a minimal impact even if exploited. While they might not be immediate threats, addressing these findings can strengthen an organization's overall security posture.
Examples: Information Disclosure in HTTP response headers.
Informational Findings
Informational findings do not necessarily represent vulnerabilities but rather provide insights or additional information about the system or application. They often serve as pointers for areas of potential concern or areas that might require further investigation. While not directly exploitable, they can provide context or be used to inform future assessments.
Examples: Best practice recommendations
Vulnerability Retesting
Offensive Logic provides an optional retesting service to validate the effectiveness of implemented remediations or countermeasures. This subsequent assessment confirms that the previously identified vulnerabilities have been adequately addressed, ensuring the enhanced security of your information systems and applications.
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