IOT DEVICES SECURITY TESTING
Prevent Your IoT Devices From Being Hacked
IoT devices are connected to technology and therefore can be easily manipulated. Hackers can hack these devices and can disrupt the functionality of these devices. These attacks can either lead to a device being non-functional or being misused by the attacker.
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How It Works
1. INFORMATION GATHERING
In this stage we perform detailed reconnaissance about the application, its architecture, features and security controls. Certain inputs are also sought from the development team.
2. PLANNING AND ANALYSIS
Based on the information collected we devise a full scale “Red Team” approach to mimic real time attacks. To minimise the impact we plan the attack, either on dummy environment or during times of lowest network activity (lowest traffic).
3. VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT
In this stage, we run vulnerability scanners to look for possible vulnerabilities and common vulnerabilities related to the platform, APIs, technology framework etc.
4. PENETRATION TESTING
Here we run exploits on the application to evaluate its security. We use custom scripts, open source exploits and in-house tools to achieve high degree of penetration.
5. REPORTING
We generate concise and succinct reports of vulnerabilities discovered along with discussion on the nature of vulnerability, its impact, threat level and recommendation to remove the vulnerability.
6. DISCUSSION
Our technical experts discuss the report, along with bugs found, and their impact scenario with the development team of the client. Comprehensive discussions are carried out on how to remove vulnerabilities and harden the application.
Frequently Asked Questions

IoT pentesting is the process of assessing the security of IoT devices and networks. It is important because IoT devices are becoming more prevalent in our daily lives and can contain sensitive data, making them a target for cyber attacks.

Some common vulnerabilities found during IoT pentesting include weak authentication mechanisms, insecure network communication, default credentials,and unencrypted firmware updates.

Yes, IoT pentesting can be done remotely through the internet. However, physical access to the device may be required for more in-depth testing.

Conducting IoT pentesting helps identify vulnerabilities that could potentially be exploited by hackers, allowing for security measures to be put in place to prevent attacks. It also helps ensure compliance with regulatory standards and protects sensitive information.
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