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Security Testing

Even with good security in place, you still need to test to ensure that you are secure.

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Identify vulnerabilities, threats, and risks within your environment.

Are you confident that your network is 100% secure? To avoid costly downtime and reputation damage from a breach, it is critical to identify vulnerabilities, risks and threats within your environment before a threat actor does. We will help you achieve this by assessing and remediating security gaps to improve your security posture. Aside from being good business practice, organizations subject to a regulation or compliance such as HIPAA, CMMC, PCI, FTC Safeguards Rule or others require regular security testing.

Testing and Assessment Services

  • Risk Assessments
  • Penetration Testing
  • Vulnerability Scanning
  • Identity Management Auditing
  • Social Engineering and Phishing
  • Compliance Assessments

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Test

Test the security of your network to discover open gaps.

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Prioritize

Determine the most impactful vulnerabilities and prioritize the biggest security risks.

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Mitigate

Remediate the highest priority gaps first to strengthen the security of your network.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Both vulnerability scanning and penetration testing, plus phishing simulations to test the human layer of your security posture — technical controls and employee awareness are complementary, not substitutes for each other.
Vulnerability scanning is automated and runs continuously to catch known weaknesses; penetration testing is a manual engagement where a tester actively tries to exploit those weaknesses to reach a meaningful objective, the way a real attacker would.
At minimum, annual penetration testing and quarterly vulnerability scanning — though organizations undergoing significant infrastructure changes should test again after the change rather than waiting for the next scheduled cycle.
Often, yes. CMMC Level 2, the FTC Safeguards Rule, and SOC 2 Type II all explicitly require or expect regular security testing as part of demonstrating an active security program, not just documented policies.
Local to Fairfield County

Security Testing for Bridgeport and Fairfield County

Kyber Security performs risk assessments, penetration testing, and vulnerability scanning for businesses throughout Bridgeport, Fairfield, Shelton, and Milford, CT — see our dedicated Penetration Testing page for the full methodology. Findings reviews happen on-site for East Fairfield County firms who want to walk through results with an analyst in the room, not just a PDF report in their inbox.