The network penetration testing service by Datami is a safe attack simulation performed by certified ethical hackers to identify vulnerabilities and strengthen your defense system.
We assess cybersecurity from the perspective of a potential attacker and provide clear findings with prioritized recommendations to mitigate risks.
Network infrastructure is one of the main targets for cybercriminals. That’s why we test it for reliability from all possible points of vulnerability and offer various types of network penetration testing depending on the goals, access level, and infrastructure specifics.
In addition to the core types (external and internal testing), we also assess wired and wireless networks, VoIP systems, and simulate attacks with varying levels of knowledge: black-box, white-box, or grey-box. If needed, we develop custom testing scenarios tailored to the specifics of your business and network environment.
Penetration testing by DATAMI provides a realistic view of your network’s security. It ensures you're prepared for incidents, reduces the risk of breaches and data leaks, and builds trust with partners and clients. We deliver a practical tool for CISOs, DevOps teams, and management — a comprehensive report outlining identified risks:
We conduct penetration testing with consideration of current threats, industry and regulatory requirements, and the client’s security policies. For each project, we develop a tailored plan, select the most effective methodologies, and use the most efficient tools and techniques.
Our team consists of certified experts who apply modern, proven methods and have experience testing the security of companies in over 30 countries.
We take into account your network architecture, access level, industry-specific risks, and business objectives.
We combine automated scanners with manual testing, taking into account the latest attack vectors.
We focus on the quality of our services and deliver solutions that truly enhance your security.
We recommend performing a penetration test at least once a year or after any changes in your network infrastructure. New threats constantly emerge, so regular penetration testing helps detect and eliminate risks in time.
The cost depends on the infrastructure size, testing type, and depth. To provide an accurate estimate, we conduct a preliminary analysis and prepare a personalized proposal. Consultations are free.
No. Datami pentesters follow strict safety protocols. We agree on testing scenarios, schedules, and constraints to avoid impacting service stability. If needed, we work in isolated environments or with limited access.
All information is protected and handled under NDA. We follow international security standards. Penetration testing simulates access only — no data is deleted or modified.
Yes, we test APIs, IoT devices, VoIP infrastructure, and other specialized components. We select appropriate attack simulation methods for each target.
It can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks, depending on the network size, pen testing depth, system security state, and other factors.
Yes, Datami’s report meets international standards and can be included in documentation packages for auditors, partners, or certifying bodies.
Yes. Most attacks today are automated and don’t consider company size. Even small businesses should know their weak points — especially if handling personal or customer data.
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