PENETRATION TESTING SERVICES
Cybersecurity is a critical concern for organizations of all sizes. Penetration testing, or pentesting, is a proactive approach for assessing the strength of your systems and networks against potential threats. At Commissionnaires du Québec, our team of cybersecurity specialists conducts comprehensive penetration tests to identify vulnerabilities in your infrastructure and enhance your overall security posture.
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WHAT IS A PENETRATION TEST?
- Identifies and exploits vulnerabilities to assess their severity and the ease with which they can be used to compromise systems.
- Provides a practical understanding of risk by demonstrating how attackers could breach your defenses and access sensitive assets.
- Offers actionable recommendations for remediation, prioritizing fixes based on real-world exploitability and impact.
- Identify and address vulnerabilities before they are exploited by malicious actors.
- Meet compliance requirements for standards and regulations such as Quebec’s Law 25, ISO 27001, GDPR, and other cybersecurity standards.
- Build trust with clients and partners by demonstrating a clear commitment to cybersecurity.
- Strengthen defenses with targeted, practical recommendations based on real-world testing.
WHY PERFORM A PENETRATION TEST?
OUR PENETRATION TESTING SERVICES
- Identifying weaknesses in firewalls, routers, and other network devices.
- Simulating attacks on on-premises and cloud infrastructures to assess resilience.
- Providing recommendations to secure data, access controls, and connections.
- Identifies vulnerabilities such as injections, cross-site scripting (XSS), and other OWASP Top 10 risks.
- Tests authentication and authorization controls to uncover flaws in access mechanisms.
- Simulates exploitation scenarios to deliver precise remediation guidance.
- Conducting phishing simulations and other manipulation-based tests.
- Identifying risky user behaviors and gaps in security awareness.
- Offering tailored training programs to reduce the likelihood of human-related breaches.
- Attempting unauthorized access to premises to test physical controls.
- Identifying vulnerabilities in access systems, locks, and surveillance devices.
- Validating the integration of physical and cybersecurity measures.
WHY CHOOSE COMMISSIONNAIRES DU QUÉBEC?
- Recognized Expertise: Certified professionals using industry-standard methodologies such as OWASP, NIST, and PTES.
- Tailored Approach: Customized tests to meet your specific needs and challenges.
- Guaranteed Confidentiality: We adhere to the highest standards to protect your sensitive information.
- Actionable Recommendations: Detailed reports with prioritized, practical recommendations for addressing identified vulnerabilities.







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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What methodology do you follow?
- Planning Phase: Defining objectives, scope, and targets in collaboration with your team.
- Information Gathering: Identifying potential entry points through reconnaissance and system analysis.
- Test Execution: Simulating real-world attacks on your business environment within the defined scope.
- Analysis and Reporting: Delivering comprehensive vulnerability findings with step-by-step remediation guidance.
- Post-Test Support: Helping implement fixes and strengthening overall defenses.
How long does a penetration test take?
The duration depends on the scope and complexity of your systems. Tests typically take 2 to 5 business days.
Will the tests disrupt my operations?
No. We plan and execute tests carefully and within the defined scope to minimize operational impact and maintain transparency throughout the process.
How is this different from a gap analysis?
A penetration test actively exploits vulnerabilities to demonstrate potential risks, whereas a gap analysis evaluates your overall security framework against compliance or best practices.
What systems can you test?
- Networks (internal and external).
- Web and mobile applications.
- IoT devices and cloud systems.
- Physical security measures.
- Employee susceptibility to social engineering.