External Vulnerability Assessment
Real-world external vulnerability testing that reveals what attackers can actually exploit.
Exposing external security threats
External vulnerability assessment and penetration testing simulates a targeted, external attack on your organization’s network perimeter, including firewalls, routers, VPNs, websites, web applications, and IoT devices, using both automated vulnerability scanning tools and manual testing methods.
GraVoc's penetration testers combine industry-recognized methodologies with hands-on exploitation skills to uncover risky external vulnerabilities. We specialize in thorough, proof-based testing that accurately simulates real attacker behavior, ensuring you receive meaningful risk insights and actionable remediation guidance.
Benefits of external vulnerability assessment
Identify security vulnerabilities before hackers do
Meet regulatory compliance
Obtain an objective assessment of your network perimeter’s attack surface
Improve your organization’s overall security posture
Our assessment process
Using a combination of advanced automated scanning tools and in-depth manual testing, we identify exploitable weaknesses and provide clear guidance to strengthen your external attack surface.
Discovery
Gather information and perform a preliminary threat assessment using vulnerability scanning tools.
Analysis
Perform manual exploit verification and/or proof-of-concept testing based on the information returned during the discovery phase.
Reporting
Compile the results of testing. Create and deliver the test report. Discuss next steps in terms of remediation and/or remediation validation testing.
10+
Information Security Certificates
Certified Experts
At GraVoc, one of our core values is Adapt. We embrace this by continually advancing our knowledge and staying ahead of emerging technologies, threats, and solutions through ongoing education and certification. With over 40 certificates spanning security and technology, our proven expertise helps strengthen and protect your organization.
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