Devensys Pentest is a penetration testing service provided by certified ethical hackers (CEH, OSCP) who simulate real-world attacks to identify security vulnerabilities in information systems. The service evaluates the resistance of IT infrastructure against various attack vectors including reconnaissance, social engineering, and physical intrusion attempts. The penetration testing process follows four stages: planning and reconnaissance (defining scope and gathering intelligence through OSINT), scanning (static and dynamic analysis of services, ports, and domains), gaining access (exploiting vulnerabilities through techniques like SQL injection, XSS, buffer overflow, and privilege escalation), and maintaining access (testing for persistent threats). The service offers multiple testing methodologies including external testing (targeting internet-facing assets), internal testing (evaluating internal network security), blind testing (simulating real attacks with limited information), double-blind testing (testing security team response capabilities), and targeted testing (collaborative exercises with security teams). Specific testing types include network penetration testing for infrastructure security, web application testing for identifying exploitable vulnerabilities, wireless network testing for detecting rogue access points and configuration issues, and simulated phishing campaigns to assess employee susceptibility to social engineering attacks. The service aims to identify security flaws and vulnerabilities at a specific point in time, enabling organizations to remediate issues and strengthen their security posture.