FAQ’s

Any digital asset can suffer cyber attacks, even those that do not possess sensitive data. Hackers' motivations may be for training, to take control of your server to host a malicious website or to make it a source of income, or simply for fun. WordPress sites, for example, are among the most attacked. Some attacks are automated on a large scale, affecting tens of thousands of websites, without the victims being precisely selected. It is worth noting that this will harm your reputation and good name regardless of your business market.

Before the assessment begins or you disclose any potentially sensitive information, we will sign a mutual NDA ensuring that both parties' interests are well protected. And remember, your well-being will also show our quality as a company!

Penetration tests allow companies to manage risk, improve business continuity, and keep customers informed about potential threats from attacks and data breaches. In strictly controlled fields such as banking, services, and healthcare, they also help companies maintain regulatory compliance. Any company that stores its data in digital systems needs penetration tests to manage risk, increase business stability, and assess and improve its security level. Hackers are constantly looking for vulnerable systems and organizations to attack for private gain, ideology, and even for fun. An organization should always reevaluate and improve its security; it's not a question of if, but when an attack will occur.

The audit report contains technical suggestions for corrective measures. The fixes to be applied are detailed flaw by flaw, which is useful for developers to implement directly. Hawktesters does not fix the identified vulnerabilities and leaves the technical teams to perform the remediation. Hawktesters offers to verify that the remediation has been implemented correctly without generating negative effects on other elements.

Hawktesters presents a complete audit report that specifies what was tested, how it was tested, what flaws were found, and how to exploit them. The report includes screenshots, excerpts of stolen data, and scenarios to reproduce attacks. Furthermore, if requested by the client, findings and the assessment itself may be discussed in a meeting.