Vulnerability Assessment
Identify and prioritize known weaknesses
Vulnerability assessments provide systematic coverage of in-scope systems to identify known vulnerabilities, outdated software, and other weaknesses that should be addressed.
They can include external or internal systems and may be performed as a one-time exercise or on a recurring basis. Where appropriate, authenticated scanning can provide additional visibility into installed software, missing patches, and system-level weaknesses.
Unlike penetration testing, the objective is broad identification rather than controlled exploitation.
Security Benchmarking & Configuration Review
Measure configuration against established guidance
Security benchmark assessments evaluate selected technologies and environments against recognized security guidance to identify configuration gaps and opportunities to strengthen security posture.
Common environments include Microsoft 365, Entra ID, Microsoft Azure, AWS, Windows Server, and Linux. Reviews can also focus on a specific product, device set, rule base, policy set, or configuration where a targeted analysis makes more sense.
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Security Awareness & Social Engineering
Test the human side of security
Some attack paths begin with people rather than exposed systems. KobReySec conducts controlled social engineering exercises to evaluate how employees respond to realistic attack scenarios.
Exercises can include simulated phishing, controlled sign-in simulations, removable media scenarios, and telephone or text-message testing. Scenarios can be developed collaboratively or proposed by KobReySec based on the goals of the engagement.
Cyber Health Assessment
A broader look at overall security posture
A Cyber Health Assessment takes a broader look at the organization’s cybersecurity environment rather than focusing on a single attack surface. The review can span physical security, cloud environments, vendors, servers, applications, policies, and other areas that shape overall security posture.
The goal is to identify gaps, outdated practices, and overlooked areas that may not surface through a narrowly scoped technical review, then provide a clearer picture of where security improvements should be prioritized.
