Our Blueprint
We believe effective cybersecurity is not just about finding vulnerabilities, but about building lasting resilience. Our process begins with understanding your business, its critical assets, and potential risks. We then conduct in-depth assessments using industry-standard frameworks and advanced tools to identify threats before they can be exploited. Every test is followed by a detailed, actionable report that not only highlights issues but also provides clear remediation steps. Finally, we work closely with your team to strengthen defenses, ensuring your systems remain secure against evolving cyber threats.
The Testing Playbook
Discovery & Scoping
Define the goals, targets, and boundaries of the engagement.
Identify assets, applications, networks, or systems to be tested.
Align expectations, compliance needs, and risk levels.
Information Gathering
Collect intelligence about the target environment.
Use OSINT, scanning, and reconnaissance tools.
Build a profile of potential attack surfaces.
Vulnerability Identification
Scan for known vulnerabilities using automated and manual tools.
Map discovered weaknesses to real-world threat models.
Validate findings before
Exploitation & Validation
Attempt to exploit identified vulnerabilities in a controlled manner.
Prove the impact of each weakness (privilege escalation, data access, etc.).
Avoid disruption while
Reporting & Risk-Based Prioritization
Deliver detailed findings in a business-focused report.
Prioritize issues based on impact, exploitability, and business context.
Include actionable remediation guidance.
Fix Support & Retesting
Support your team in applying patches and fixing vulnerabilities.
Conduct retesting to confirm all issues have been resolved.
Ensure the environment is secure post-mitigation.
Why AdemzWeb’s Cybersecurity Testing Approach Is Better
At AdemzWeb, our approach to cybersecurity testing stands apart from traditional, checkbox-style methodologies used by many firms. Instead of relying solely on automated scans, we simulate real-world attack scenarios that closely mimic how actual threat actors operate. This ensures that we not only identify vulnerabilities, but also validate how they can be exploited in your specific environment.