Internet of Things (IoT) penetration testing
NetSPI evaluates everything from a hardware device to a small, embedded component by using IoT penetration testing to benefit your security strategy by identifying gaps that threaten device integrity and data privacy. It’s vital for securing smart ecosystems, ensuring compliance, and reinforcing protections against the evolving landscape of cyber threats.
Full stack IoT security assessments
NetSPI evaluates everything from a hardware device to a small, embedded component by using IoT penetration testing to benefit your security strategy by identifying gaps that threaten device integrity and data privacy. It’s vital for securing smart ecosystems, ensuring compliance, and reinforcing protections against the evolving landscape of cyber threats.
NetSPI’s IoT penetration testing brings together dedicated security experts, intelligent process, and advanced technology to improve hardware security and reduce risk to your business.
Penetration testing across industries
“Smart” devices
IoT penetration testing evaluates the security of interconnected devices. It’s essential for detecting vulnerabilities in the diverse IoT range, from home gadgets to industrial sensors, guarding against unauthorized access, data interception, and network compromises.
Our smart device technologies span:
- IP cameras
- Door locks
- TV consoles
- Sensors
Wearable technology
IoT penetration testing for wearables aims to protect sensitive data. It scrutinizes hardware, software, firmware, protocols, and storage, using dynamic analysis and reverse engineering to find flaws that may cause data breaches or privacy issues, securing personal health info.
Wearable technologies that fall within this service line include, but are not limited to:
- VR/AR headsets
- Smart watches
- Fitness trackers
- Health monitoring gadgets
Ensuring security from the chip up
Our comprehensive evaluation of IoT spans across multiple disciplines to uncover and address vulnerabilities that could compromise your systems. By adopting the perspective of an anonymous user and employing both manual and automated processes, we meticulously test the using the following techniques:
- Firmware analysis
- Reverse engineering
- Chip removal
- Fault injection
- Side-channel analysis
- RF/Wireless capture & injection
- Protocol analysis
- Secure source code review
- Thick client application testing
- Mobile application testing
Featured resources
NetSPI Adds IoT Penetration Testing to its Suite of Offensive Security Services
Learn about NetSPI’s IoT security services, including ATM, automotive, medical devices, operational technology (OT), and embedded system penetration testing services.
A Strategic Approach to Automotive Security
Explore common automotive cybersecurity risks such as misconfiguration and unauthorized access and learn automotive best practices to ensure the security of your vehicles.
Network Computing: Industrial IoT Security Skills and Certifications: The Essentials
NetSPI’s Larry Trowell was featured in a Network Computing article on five tips network managers can take to get started with industrial network security.
