IOT Penetration Testing sevice

Secure your IOT devices and networks to safeguard sensitive information

Internet of things is a network which composes of devices, vehicles, buildings or electronic devices. These are devices embedded with software and contains sensors and electronics. They are all interconnected such that they transfer data between them. It is expected that around 50 billion devices will be connected to the internet by 2030

Our IOT Penetration Testing Services

Component Validation

Our team presents the scope of penetration testing to be carried out to the clients. Such as details regarding the machines, system, and network to be used, the operational requirements are assessed.

Conditioning Validation

We gather information’s regarding various media used, analyze all those hosts, networks, and/or applications belongs to the entity’s environment so that with the help of those detail the testing could be conducted.

Function Validation

Validation of functional components including device, communication, cloud, analytics engine, web application, and device application

Performance Validation

Performance and Load testing to validate the stability and performance of an application or device under a specific workload

Security and Data Validation

Our team presents the scope of penetration testing to be carried out to the clients. Such as details regarding the machines, system, and network to be used, the operational requirements are assessed.

Gateway Validation

We gather information’s regarding various media used, analyze all those hosts, networks, and/or applications belongs to the entity’s environment so that with the help of those detail the testing could be conducted.

Analytics Validation

ISMS Risk Assessments based on the UAE National Cyber Risk Management Framework

Communication Validation

ISMS Risk Assessments based on the UAE National Cyber Risk Management Framework

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IOT Security Testing Approach

Each IoT product is different and hence it requires a custom approach for testing. However, the common IoT testing procedures include the following:

Attack Surface Mapping

Our team conducts a detailed attack surface mapping and from that, all possible entry points for a malicious dedicated attacker are noted down.

Firmware reverse engineering and binary exploitation

It involves Reverse of engineering firmware binaries, Encryption analysis, and Obfuscation techniques which is used to debugging binaries to gain sensitive info, and Binary reverse engineering and exploitation.

Hardware-based exploitation

Here Security features included in the hardware are noted down, the communication ports which used, logic sniffing, and bus tampering. Tampering protection mechanisms, Glitching and Side-Channel attacks

Web, Mobile and Cloud vulnerabilities

Vulnerabilities in the web dashboard, mobile application security issues identification, and exploitation, Platform related security issues, App reversing, Binary instrumentation techniques to gain sensitive information, etc., with the help of this API based security issues and Cloud-based and vulnerabilities in the back-end systems are found out.

Reporting

Provide a detailed IoT Penetration Testing report. This report will contain all findings and associated remediation actions to be taken to fix the vulnerabilities.

Radio security analysis

Assessment of radio communication protocols, Sniffing the radio packets being transmitted and received, Modifying and replaying the packets for device takeover attacks, jamming based attacks, Accessing the encryption key through various techniques, Radio communication reversing for proprietary protocols, and Attacking protocol-specific vulnerabilities are undergone.

PII data security analysis

To ensure that customers data are kept with the highest security standards, ensuring that no PII information is being leaked through any communication channels, Additional assessment of data-at-rest and data-at-transit, and Providing you with a PII report

Re-assessment

After the security patch, a reassessment is conducted to check whether all issues are solved and to check any new vulnerabilities are found.

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