Reasons to Perform a DeepSeas Penetration Test 

  • Testing your cybersecurity controls after they have matured  
  • Modeling real-world attack activities 
  • Exploiting weaknesses in configuration that are overlooked within patch management 
  • Identifying exploitable vulnerabilities in critical assets, including financial procedures, intellectual property, credit card applications, critical infrastructure, etc.  
  • Satisfying PCI, NERC, and other compliance requirements  
  • Undergoing recent, significant changes to your organization or infrastructure 

Do I Need a DeepSeas Vulnerability Assessment or a Penetration Test? 

The answer is likely both. It depends on the problems your organization is trying to solve, the maturity of your cybersecurity program, and the compliance requirements you need to satisfy. Both vulnerability assessments and penetration testing are critical to maintaining a strong security posture. Below are ways a vulnerability assessment differs from a penetration test.