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External Penetration Test
What can happen from outside the network?
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Our external network testing combines manual and automated testing of your public facing systems by simulating real-world threats. Public facing systems include systems that have public IP addresses which can be accessed by users on the internet i.e. websites, mail servers and FTP servers.
Wireless Penetration Test
What can happen on the wireless network?
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Our wireless testing includes identifying and examining the connections between all devices connected to the Wi-Fi. Laptops, tablets, smartphones, and other internet of things (IoT) devices are examples of these gadgets.​
Social Engineering Phishing Campaign
What can happen to my users?
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Our social engineering tests involve simulating attacks that use deception via social engagement to convince your users to provide confidential information.​
Educational Penetration Test Bundle
What can happen to my district/campus?
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Our full educational bundle package includes an internal, external and cloud assessment. In addition, we include Web Filter Analysis, Staff and Student Information Disclosure, Educational Software Vulnerability Analysis, School Domain Lateral Movement and a Ransomware Rating.
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Ask our sales team about other ways you can bundle!
Web Application Penetration Test
What can happen to my web application?
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Our web application testing includes detecting vulnerabilities in a web application by using penetration testing methodologies. This test will target a web application and/or API to thoroughly test the functionality of the application and asses how it responds to modern attacks.​
Internal Penetration Test
What can happen inside the network?
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Our internal network testing is used to determine what an attacker/rogue employee/malicious student could do inside the local network. An internal network test can reflect insider threats, such as employees or other users acting maliciously on purpose or unintentionally.​
Cloud Security Assessment
What can happen in my cloud?
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Our cloud security assessments provide a test of your environments security and policies in Google Cloud, Azure and AWS. We carefully look over externally facing controls, review access to the cloud environment and ensure internal configurations meet modern security practices.
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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