Secure Every Byte, Protect Every System: D3Fbyte

We Prevent Breaches
by Emulating Attacks

Proactively safeguarding your systems with simulated offensive strategies.
Investigate. Remediate. Automate.

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Advanced Vulnerability Assessments
& Penetration Testing

Uncovering and addressing potential security weaknesses
before they become threats.

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Protect Your Digital Assets
with Compliance

NIS 2 Directive
What organisations need to know right now.

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Testing solutions

Achieve compliance with industry standards

The GDPR

Among the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation is the need for organisations that process any form of personal information to have procedures in place to regularly test, assess and evaluate the effectiveness of security measures.

The NIS Directive

Operators of essential services are required to ensure that appropriate policies and procedures are in place to understand, assess and systematically manage risks to the networks and information systems that support these services.

PCI DSS

Organisations that process payment card transactions must conduct vulnerability assessments and penetration testing to achieve compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS).

Assessments

D3Fbyte Security Services

Vulnerability Management

D3Fbyte pentesting engagements help identify hidden vulnerabilities in your infrastructure, applications, people and processes.

Web Penetration Testing

A specialist form of pen testing that assesses the security of web applications in order to identify vulnerabilities such as authentication, input validation and session management flaws.

Network Penetration Testing

Network penetration testing, also known as Infrastructure penetration testing, can be performed from two perspectives: inside and outside your organisation’s network perimeter.

Mobile Penetration Testing

Whether your organisation develops mobile apps or relies on the use of mobile applications or devices to perform critical functions across the workplace

Advanced Threat Hunting

Advanced Threat Hunting is a proactive security approach that identifies hidden threats within networks before they can cause damage. It focuses on detecting sophisticated attacks that evade traditional security measures.

Incident Response

Incident Response is the structured process of detecting, managing, and mitigating the impact of cybersecurity incidents. It helps organizations quickly contain threats, minimize damage, and restore normal operations.

Malware Analysis

Malware Analysis is the process of studying and understanding the behavior and characteristics of malicious software. It helps security teams identify threats, develop defenses, and mitigate potential damage.

Email Phishing Services

An Email Phishing Campaign simulates phishing attacks to assess how employees respond to malicious emails. It helps organizations identify vulnerabilities and improve email security awareness.

Security Compliance Audit

A Security Compliance Audit reviews an organization's security practices to ensure they meet regulatory and industry standards. It helps verify that the organization adheres to legal and best practice requirements for protecting sensitive data.

Security Awareness Training

Security Awareness Training educates employees on cybersecurity best practices and how to recognize potential threats like phishing attacks. It strengthens the human layer of defense in an organization’s security strategy.

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Frequently Asked Question

We provide a myriad of services and know getting the right support is overwhelming. Sourcing our frequently asked questions, we want to help and provide you with the service that is right for you.

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How do I prepare for a web application penetration test?

Web applications would only require the website URL and the user accounts to access the website. We always recommend testing against a non-production environment to ensure availability is maintained for your production website. No denial of service attacks are ever conducted but each application is built differently resulting in different responses to attacks. If production is your only environment, we take the proper precautions and work with your team to reduce the likelihood of any downtime.

What is the difference between internal and external security infrastructure testing?

Both of these areas of assessment focus on different assumptions and attack surfaces. External infrastructure testing is concerned with what services, protocols, and applications are being exposed to the internet, e.g. web servers, log-in portals. The assumption with Internal infrastructure testing is that external threat actors have already penetrated external defenses to find a way inside or the threat is being sourced from an internal actor, which some consider a company’s greatest threat, or a vendor that has already been authorized for access. The primary focus areas for this type of testing are lateral movement and privilege escalation.

What does my organization gain from security testing its infrastructure?

The simple answer is reassurance. Our team of consultants will ensure that we have done everything possible to evaluate the security defenses you have in place at your organization. It is impossible to assess how well an organization’s defensive measures are working, unless they have been tested to react the way a vendor has claimed they are intended to perform.

What kind of reports can I get from D3Fbyte?

We provide an exhaustive set of reports in multiple forms. Executive reports are available that summarizes the latest security posture of your application. Technical reports are available with detailed explanations of findings and risks. All reports are useful for developers and admins to understand and fix the findings.

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