Secure Network Technologies is a leading cybersecurity firm, providing a comprehensive range of offensive security and investigative services. We have a strong focus in risk-based penetration testing services, along with digital forensics, social engineering, application security assessments, and physical security testing. Our organization focuses solely on cybersecurity, offering consultancy services without engaging in remediation or product sales, ensuring unbiased recommendations for their clients. Secure Network Technologies is known for employing certified Information Security Engineers, including professionals with Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) and Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) credentials. We are committed to helping organizations meet regulatory obligations and have a strong emphasis on ethical hacking to proactively address potential security threats. Kevin Conley Managing Partner Secure Network Technologies Office: 315-800-5336 Mobile: 315-766-7532
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Identify vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in your cloud environments.
This article discusses the increasing threat of social engineering attacks, which are highly relevant to MSPs as they need to protect their clients from these types of attacks, especially with the rise of AI-powered phishing.
Read moreFounded
1997
Employees
12
Industry
Computer & Network Security
Headquarters
Syracuse, New York, United States
Focus Areas
Secure your Industrial Control Systems (ICS) and Operational Technology (OT) from cyber threats.
Our Risk-Based Penetration Testing process is a comprehensive cybersecurity assessment that focuses on implementing threat actor TTPs to emulate the real-world risk within an organization’s environment.
Develop and refine cybersecurity policies and procedures to meet compliance requirements and industry best practices.
Simulate real-world attacks to test detection and response to reveal how adversaries could breach defenses.
Evaluate human vulnerabilities through simulated attacks to protect against phishing, pretexting, and other social manipulation techniques.
Secures web applications from code to cloud, exposing logic flaws, injection risks, and hidden exploits.
