Corporate IT Cyber Security
Penetration Testing Services
Find and fix security vulnerabilities before the hackers get to you.
Put your systems to the test and emerge stronger.
Penetration testing services, provide a powerful way to track down security vulnerabilities and fix them before the hackers find them. Think of it as ethical hacking—or a simulated attack—with a positive outcome.
As part of our penetration testing services, we actively test the current defence of your web applications, infrastructure and cloud services with both industry-leading and Peloton-developed tools and techniques, to simulate how a sophisticated threat actor could exploit any weaknesses.
Why perform penetration testing?
Point-in-time security testing through the lens of a hacker
Cover all bases with an integrated approach that combines multiple testing strategies
Defence through offense; test your security with real world techniques.
What to expect with Peloton penetration testing?
Peloton takes an integrated approach using our penetration testing services by combining multiple testing strategies including:
- Web application penetration testing
- Cloud security assessments
- Red team adversarial simulation
- Identity and access audits
- Wireless infrastructure penetration testing
Following the test, you get a full report with remediation recommendations and actions.
The Peloton difference
Holistic view
By taking a context-oriented approach to penetration testing, we give you the peace of mind that your whole organisation’s systems and infrastructure are tested rigorously – particularly for the lowest barriers to entry.
Expertise across multiple sectors
Having performed tests across a range of sectors—including financial services, global logistics/distribution, telco/infrastructure, local government, not-for-profit, technology and software—we know what to look for.
Think differently
Putting the human’s view on understanding the inner workings of an application, all while recognising the subtle differences or deviations in expected output, security penetration testing will yield uncommonly insightful results to potential security vulnerabilities.
Customer testimonials
Peloton have taken the time to understand our business and reduce our risk. They filter out the false positives and alert us when there is something important we need to know about. They also help us to do a complete cyber security assessment on businesses before we acquire them, which takes time and focus as the requirements are different for every business. In terms of quantifiable results, we have reduced licencing costs and significantly increased our cyber security maturity rating which is a huge achievement.
Therese Chakour-West, CIO
Bunzl
We were trying to win new business with a global hotel chain. To get this across the line, we needed to tick some serious IT and security boxes. We knew we had gaps that we couldn’t easily fill so we engaged Peloton to help us. Peloton addressed our immediate needs and also taught us to look beyond the tender, so that our cyber security initiatives could support future growth opportunities too. We now have cyber security factored into our solution offering which puts us out in front of our competitors. Plus we got global IT approval from the hotel chain, which was a great result.
Bob Sharon, Founder and CIO
Blue IoT
Peloton Strategic Services
Frequently Asked Questions
Penetration testing is the act of targeting assets and environments using the same tactics, techniques and procedures as a typical hacker would in the wild.
Conducting penetrative testing against infrastructure and assets uncovers vulnerabilities which threat actors could discover using the same tactics, techniques and procedures.
The penetration testing process involves a detailed examination of a computer system or network to identify potential vulnerabilities that could be exploited by hackers or other malicious actors. It typically involves several phases, including reconnaissance, vulnerability identification, exploitation, and post-exploitation analysis. The goal is to provide a realistic assessment of its security posture, so that it can take steps to improve its defences and reduce the risk of a successful cyber attack.
