OT & IoT Penetration Testing
A penetration test, or simply a pen test is a structured security testing activity designed to identify, test and highlight vulnerabilities and gaps in the security posture and approach of enterprises.
The test helps identify weaknesses that could be exploited by hackers or malware to breach devices, networks and systems to attack ICS, OT and IoT infrastructure.
Enterprises conduct OT/ICS and IoT penetration testing at pre-determined schedules and frequency to ensure their infrastructure is free of any security issues. It is also recommended to conduct penetration testing when there are any major changes to networks or infrastructure, when new devices and/or systems are added or if any security measure has been violated.
Challenges
- Defining RoE and scope
- False positives in IoT and OT/ICS environments
- Optimal threat and risk coverage during testing
- Using the right tools to prevent incidents due to heavy scanning
- Scanning systems that may not be available for scanning
- Interpreting results
How can Sectrio help?
Sectrio’s OT/ICS and IoT specific penetration testing services rely on proven tools, team expertise and hardened frameworks for every project. This ensures faster discovery of latent gaps, easy accesses to remedial measures and RoI on every penetration testing program. Sectrio deploys industry specific tools and tactics to pen test infrastructures that result in better outcomes and a more relevant outcome.
Our Offerings
- Leverages industry specific relevant tools for testing OT/ICS and IoT infrastructure
- Uses component and protocol level activity to expose deep gaps
- Is based on proven frameworks and tactics
- Enables validation of test outcomes
- Includes the only testing framework that covers the most sophisticated threats, variants and actors
- Sectrio also offers compensatory controls for key gaps for instant remediation
- Can also include probable attack paths
Frequently Asked Questions
Case study
The entity was satisfied by the results as Sectrio provided a clear view of the gaps and provided actionable insights into gaps by Purdue level, location, device type, system, network access rules and more.