AI Penetration Testing
Protect your data, secure your future. Penetration Testing, also known as a pen test or ethical hacking, is an authorized simulated cyberattack on a computer system, performed to evaluate the security of the system. Penetration Testing is performed to identify weaknesses (or vulnerabilities), including the potential for unauthorized parties to gain access to the system's features and data, as well as strengths, enabling a full risk assessment to be completed. Stetson’s experienced team of certified ethical hackers are ready to perform any of the following types of penetration testing for your organization:
AI Penetration Testing
AI chatbot testing ensures seamless performance and user satisfaction through targeted evaluations. Functionality testing verifies accurate intent recognition and response relevance, using test cases for common queries like "What's the weather?" and edge cases like ambiguous phrases. Performance testing, with specific tools to assesses response speed and stability under high user loads. Natural language understanding is tested with diverse inputs, including slang or typos, to ensure robust comprehension. User experience testing evaluates conversational flow and tone through real user feedback, while security testing with top testing tools to check for vulnerabilities like data leaks.
Internal/External Penetration Testing
Internal penetration testing is a type of ethical hacking in which testers with initial access to a network attempt to compromise it from the inside to intrude and gain further access. The insider or tester with network access simulates the actions of a real attack. External penetration testing (also known as external network penetration testing) is a security assessment of an organization's perimeter systems. The aim of external penetration testing is to find ways to compromise your accessible (external) systems and services, gain access to sensitive information, and discover methods an attacker could use to attack your clients or users. Stetson’s team of security professionals will replicate the activities of real hackers to attempt to gain control of systems and test any weaknesses discovered to see how far a malicious attacker could tunnel into your network and what the business impact of a successful attack would be.
Social Engineering
Social Engineering testing is designed to assess how well your personnel and systems can detect email phishing and other forms of social engineering and test employees' adherence to the security policies and practices defined by management. As an example, our team might simulate phishing exploits, a common social engineering method, to test employee vulnerability by sending an email or call employees pretending to be someone in IT.
AI Web Application Testing
AI web application penetration testing leverages advanced artificial intelligence to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in web applications, ensuring robust security. By simulating real-world cyberattacks, AI-driven tools analyze code, detect flaws, and assess potential risks faster and more accurately than traditional methods. These tools adapt to evolving threats, uncovering complex issues like SQL injection, cross-site scripting, and authentication bypasses. Our AI-powered pen testing approach provides comprehensive, automated, and continuous security assessments, delivering actionable insights to safeguard your web applications against cyber threats.