UTM Consulting

We implement systems and processes within your Organization that will comply with Mass. 201 CMR 17.00 and PCI specs.

Protecting customer privacy and preserving the integrity of intellectual property is a challenge for every organization. Most corporations have experienced a loss of revenue and reputational damage due to serious security breaches. An effective penetration test simulates an attempt at breaching security so that the organization can better understand the risk factors involved and the potential consequences of an intrusion.

We develop automated software tools, customized proprietary scripts, and manual techniques to test applications and networks for exploitable vulnerabilities that could allow unauthorized access to key information assets. The goal is to assess the internal controls and the infrastructure's security posture and attempt to exploit security flaws that might allow privilege escalation, disclosure of sensitive information, injection of malicious code into trusted components, invalid transactions, and other conditions generally recognized as posing security risks.

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The client engagement begins with your contacting us Click to Contact via 888-775-4225 to discuss your requirements.

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PenTesting

During a penetration test, we evaluate security by:

  • Reviewing the organization's internal controls, infrastructure, protective boundaries, and external factors.
  • Identifying ingress or attack points.
  • Attacking, modifying, and hijacking client/server interactions.
  • Discovering high-level vulnerabilities.

Penetration Testing services include:

  • Proprietary testing.
  • Active attempts to retrieve corporate email, phone calls, instant messages, account lists, passwords, accounting records, intellectual property.
  • Firewall/IDS/IPS evasion and exploitation.
  • Remote access compromise (VPN, PBX, war dialing).
  • Client-side exploitation.
  • Phishing attacks and social engineering.
  • Untrusted media insertion, (USB dongle/CD attack).
  • Wireless key cracking (WPA, LEAP, WEP).

A security breach will more often than not result in severe loss of profit, network downtime, and/or service malfunction, subsequently creating an image of a nonsecure and inefficient network and risk of exposure to Mass. 201 CMR 17.00 and PCI.

Modern day hackers and cyber criminals are often more technologically advanced than network personnel, possessing the knowledge required to circumvent existing security mechanisms far before network employees have received relevant training.

Network analysis is the next step of developing a robust FMS/UTMS. Since 1994 we've been delivering NGN solutions. Let us integrate our expertise into your Network.