Abdul Wasay

I have over 7 plus years of experience in the field of penetration testing initiating with Bug-Bounties (Reported Vulnerabilities) in some of the top big IT GIANTS like Google, Microsoft, Oracle, GitHub, EC-Council, etc. and now currently serving as a senior cyber security consultant in one of big 4 firms. 

For further details please see the below details and you can also refer to my LinkedIn profile.

• Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP)
• Certified Information Security Manager (CISM-Q)
• Certified Penetration Testing Engineer C)PTE
• Certified Vulnerability Assessor C)VA

My penetration testing capabilities allow my clients to identify their information security risks, understand their impact on the business, and mitigate critical security risks before they lead to financial or reputation loss. 

I only use authorized and tested tools some of them are;

• Core Impact Pro
• Nessus Professional
• IBM App-Scan
• Acunetix

I use stable exploits for vulnerability assessment and penetration testing services. I also conduct testing by manual techniques. I place only reasonable reliance on the results generated by automated tools.

Approach:

• Help leadership understand security strengths and weaknesses in business language. 
• Simulate realistic threats, providing a unique perspective on your security defenses from an attacker’s perspective.
• Target higher-risk vulnerabilities across the infrastructure in a short time frame.
• Demonstrate results with impact. Clearly illustrate simulated compromises through appropriate evidence and walk-through.
• Include flexible and iterative test procedures to identify non-linear paths of compromise.

 Stages of Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing:

1. Assess Model Threat
2. Survey Testing
3. Intrusion
4. Assess Exposure
5. Exploitation

I'm looking forward to working with you. if you have any queries we can do a free 30 minutes consultation.

If you don't like or are unsatisfied with the work, just don't pay me anything no questions will be asked :)