External Network Testing

Network Security Solutions (NNS) External Network Testing will identify known and unknown vulnerabilities, suggest fixes to identified vulnerabilities, and report possible security holes within a network's internet, intranet, and extranet environments. Our scanning technology and experience allows us to think like a hacker attempting to penetrate your network. But unlike a hacker who usually knows only a few well-publicized exploits, we scan hundreds of exploits including the very latest weekly releases.

NSS’s key test features include:

• Breadth of Systems and Services Audited
  NetBIOS, HTTP, CGI and WinCGI, FTP, DNS, DoS, POP3, and many more. NSS's superior scanning capabilities and experience provide a network with the most comprehensive security analysis available.
• Common Hacking Attack Methods
  This critical feature is what separates point and click software packages from real world experience into how hackers think and the vulnerabilities they.
• NMAP Technology
  NSS utilizes the NMAP Fingerprint Database -- the most complete database of OS TCP/IP stack fingerprints available. This allows NSS to perform remote operating system detection for smarter scanning.
• Smart Scanning
  NSS is absolutely thorough when it comes to scanning your network. When running a scan, NNS does not make assumptions about typical protocols running behind certain ports like most software packages do. We analyze specific input/output data on a port to determine what protocol and service is actually running in case of custom or unconventional machine setup.
• Flexability
  NNS provides the customer with total flexibility on which tests to perform. We give the administrator flexible control over the breadth and depth of scans because often a detailed and haphazard scan of a network can cause as much damage as a real security breach!
• Detailed Reporting
  NNS will Provide fully documented network audit reports based on our security scans. Two reports are give for each scan: the Technical Report with intricate detail to satisfy IT personnel, and the Executive Report for high-level management summaries. Colorful graphs and charts also help you visualize your networks overall security posture.