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OUR SERVICES
Penetration Testing
Identify vulnerabilities in network connected devices using Real Time Dynamic Testing™. Tests are delivered at levels of threat that range from basic to highly advanced against both internal and external networks.
Application Security Testing
Identify vulnerabilities in web applications, mobile applications, fat clients and other targets using our Real Time Dynamic Testing™ methodology derived from our 0-day vulnerability research and exploit development practices.
Source Code Review
Identify vulnerabilities in your software by leveraging our internationally recognized 0-day vulnerability research and exploit development expertise. This service is ideal for augmenting your software development lifecycle.
FEATURED ARTICLES
The dark side of bug bounties
Bug Bounty companies (often called crowd sourced penetration tests) are all the hype. The primary argument for using their services is that they provide access to a large crowd of testers, which purportedly means that customers will always have a fresh set of eyes looking for bugs. They also argue [...]
Protecting Your Business From Your Remote Workforce
A significant portion of your workforce is currently moving to perform full- or part-time remote work as a result of COVID-19. As you modify your business processes and workflows to accommodate this change, it’s important to understand how remote work affects your cybersecurity posture and what openings and opportunities exist [...]
Hacking casinos with zeroday exploits
Most popular email programs like Microsoft Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird, etc. have a convenient feature that enables them to remember the email addresses of people that have been emailed. Without this feature people would need to recall email addresses from memory or copy and paste from an address book. This [...]
How much should you spend on penetration testing services?
This video provides and overview of the two most common methodologies for pricing a penetration test. How Much Should You Spend On Penetration Testing Services The most common question asked is "how much will it cost for you to deliver a penetration test to us?". Rather than responding to [...]
Netragard’s Hacker Interface Device (HID). You can get hacked by your mouse.
We (Netragard) recently completed an engagement for a client with a rather restricted scope. The scope included a single IP address bound to a firewall that offered no services what so ever. It also excluded the use of social attack vectors based on social networks, telephone, or email and disallowed [...]
Inside The Brains Of A Professional Bank Hacking Team
Originally posted on Forbes.com - Read the original article here. We were recently hired to perform an interesting Advanced Stealth Penetration test for a mid-sized bank. The goal of the penetration test was to penetrate into the bank's IT Infrastructure and see how far we could get without detection.This is [...]
Netragard was founded in 2006 and has an established reputation for providing high-quality offensive and defensive security services. Our services identify the ways that a customer network can be breached and provide effective and efficient preventative solutions. This is accomplished by leveraging Real Time Dynamic Testing™, which safely produces a level of threat that matches or exceeds most real-world malicious hacking scenarios.
TESTIMONIALS
Initially, when I came across Netragard, I thought they are not part of “Big 4” companies, what expertise do they really have? I deal with those companies and have a certain expectation. They proved my theory absolutely wrong and succeeded those expectations! Firstly, let’s talk scope and commercials, which is always a prime focus of any engagement. They scoped the project live to me based on my environment on their own and not the usual way by requesting IP quantity information from me. Continue Reading
We use Netragard to act as our White Hats. They are very good and cost effective. Before you select a vendor, do yourself a favor and talk with them. They did what they said they would do, when they said they would do it and at an agreed price. All work was performed remotely and all deliverables were electronic, including an executive summary and detailed analysis for my Engineering staff. They even went so far as to help us determine best practices, so as to mitigate our exposure. I couldn’t be happier with them.
Adriel (Netragard’s Founder) has been an exceptionally valuable resource for us as a security consultant.
His recommendations have been unbiased and honest, if given the option of telling you what you want to hear versus the actual truth of the matter, I feel Adriel will give us the truth every time. It goes without saying that he holds a wealth of knowledge regarding IT/Internet security and best practices. His knowledge in this subject matter goes both deep and wide. I look forward to working with Adriel in the future.
One of the reasons I decided to go with Netragard for my penetration testing needs is because it was the only vendor I could find that performed manual testing in the same vein as actual hackers out on the internet as opposed to automated scanning tools. Most vendors I found offered automated services only while my pen testing requirements demanded manual testing. So by simple disqualification, Netragard got my business! However, the main reason to select Netragard turned out to be their quality customer service and their track record in the industry. As long as I require penetration testing, I will be a client of Netragard.
We received proposals from a half-dozen potential Vendors and Netrgard’s proposal was by far the most comprehensive. They also seemed ahead of their competitors in essentially all technical security matters. We, therefore, selected them to perform a Blind External Penetration Test along with both remote and on-site social engineering. A thorough review of our physical security was also included. We were very pleased with the results of their review. In tandem with our own IT Security Group, they we able to clearly identify where our IT security was strong and where it needed to be improved.