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External Network Penetration Testing
Last Tower Solutions provides external network penetration testing to help organizations understand what attackers may be able to see from outside the network. Our external network testing combines manual and automated testing of your public facing systems and we assess public facing systems such as websites, mail servers, VPN portals, remote access services, cloud hosted assets, and other internet exposed technology.
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This assessment helps identify exposed services, misconfigurations, outdated software, weak access controls, and vulnerabilities that could create risk for your organization.​​
Internal Network Penetration Testing
Last Tower Solutions provides internal network penetration testing to assess what could happen if an attacker, insider, compromised account, or unauthorized device gained access to the internal network.
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Internal testing helps identify lateral movement paths, weak configurations, privilege escalation risks, and other issues that could increase the impact of a breach.
Wireless Penetration Test
Last Tower Solutions provides wireless security testing to help organizations identify Wi-Fi risks, weak configurations, unauthorized access concerns, and potential exposure points. Wireless testing can help determine whether attackers or unauthorized users could gain access to network resources through insecure wireless environments.​
Cloud Security Assessments
Last Tower Solutions provides cloud security assessments for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud environments. We review cloud configurations, access controls, permissions, exposed services, external-facing controls, and internal security settings to identify risks that could affect sensitive data or business systems.
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Cloud security assessments are useful for schools, healthcare practices, financial organizations, and businesses that rely on cloud platforms to store data, run applications, or manage operations.
Web Application Penetration Test
Last Tower Solutions provides web application penetration testing for websites, portals, APIs, dashboards, and other web-based systems. Our team tests for vulnerabilities that could affect accounts, sensitive data, authentication, authorization, business logic, and application functionality.​
Vulnerability Assessments
Last Tower Solutions provides vulnerability assessments to help organizations identify known weaknesses, outdated software, misconfigurations, exposed systems, and other security gaps. A vulnerability assessment helps prioritize what needs to be fixed before those weaknesses can be exploited.
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Vulnerability assessments are different from penetration tests. A vulnerability assessment identifies and prioritizes known weaknesses, while a penetration test goes further by safely simulating how an attacker could exploit those weaknesses.
AI Security Assessment / AI Penetration Test
What can happen when AI tools are used in your environment?
Our AI Security Assessment evaluates the risks connected to AI tools, chatbots, large language models, and AI integrations. We test for issues such as prompt injection, sensitive information disclosure, insecure integrations, weak access controls, and unsafe data handling.
The goal is to help your organization understand where AI may introduce security risk and provide clear remediation guidance so AI can be used more securely.
Social Engineering and Phishing Testing
Last Tower Solutions conducts controlled social engineering and phishing campaigns to help organizations understand how users respond to deception-based attacks. These assessments can help identify credential theft risk, training gaps, and weaknesses in account security processes.
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Social engineering testing is especially useful for schools, healthcare practices, financial organizations, and businesses that want to reduce the risk of phishing-related compromise.
Our Process
Step 1
Our team works with your IT, Executive and/or Administrative team on what your network needs!
Step 2
We plan out our assessment and perform our tests on a schedule that works for you!
Step 3
We provide you with results from our test that show where you are vulnerable and how to remediate.
What Our Partners Say
What is a PenTest? Penetration testing simulates cyberattacks to find and fix security weaknesses before real hackers can exploit them. It helps assess your defenses, meet compliance standards (like HIPAA or PCI DSS), and protect sensitive data. Testing regularly keeps your systems strong against evolving threats, anywhere from external hackers to insider risks. It's a proactive must have in any cybersecurity strategy.
FAQ
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What is The Difference Between a Good and Bad Pen Test? Good pen testing helps catch real security issues before hackers do. It uses expert led, structured methods to simulate real attacks, provide real reports, and guide fixes. Bad Pen testing miss critical flaws, rely too much on tools, and give false confidence. At Last Tower Solutions, we focus on quality, transparency, and actionable insights to keep your systems secure.
What Do I Need and How Do I Prepare For a Pen Test? Define your goals, gather technical info, and loop in your IT team or MSP. Make sure everyone knows what’s in scope, and plan for fixes afterward. Good prep helps everything go smoother and makes the test more effective.
What Should a Pen Test Report Have In It? A good pen test report gives you a clear view of your security. It includes key findings, risk levels, remediation steps, and compliance mapping. It gets summarized for both technical and non-technical teams to improve security posture.
How Do I Select a Good Pen Testing Company? Choose a team with recognized certifications (like OSCP, CEH, or CISSP), a strong communication, and a custom testing plan tailored to your systems. The best providers understands your industry, follow trusted frameworks, and offer support even after the test. They don't just find issues, they help you fix them.
How Much Does a Penetration Test Cost? Pen test costs vary based on your systems and goals. The process includes scoping, testing, reviewing results, and fixing issues to strengthen your overall cybersecurity.
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