Torvec Labs brings together a diverse team of professionals with decades of expertise in cybersecurity, software development and systems architecture. We apply this deep technical know-how to deliver tailored solutions for every client. You will not just get an automated compliance report, but a comprehensive analysis of your security posture and a roadmap to improve it.
At Torvec Labs, we don’t just deliver security — we build lasting relationships based on mutual trust and shared success.
Satisfy governance, risk, and compliance programs with confidence by leveraging our testing services, including for SOC2, PCI, HIPAA, and GDPR.
Offensive penetration testing is at the heart of what we do - we will determine where possible security holes leave you vulnerable and suggest risk-based remedies that won't disrupt existing operations.
You cannot secure your systems with technology alone: you need to empower your people with the knowledge and skills to defend against sophisticated social engineering and phishing attacks.
Black box, white box, and grey box testing
In the planning phase, rules are identified,
management approval is finalized and documented, and testing goals are set. The planning phase sets the
groundwork for a successful penetration test. No actual testing occurs in this phase.
The discovery phase of penetration testing includes two parts. The first covers information gathering and scanning. The second part is vulnerability analysis, which involves comparing the services, applications, and operating systems of scanned hosts against our vulnerability databases.
Executing an attack is at the heart of any penetration test. It involves verifying previously identified potential vulnerabilities by attempting to exploit them. If an attack is successful, the vulnerability is verified and safeguards are identified to mitigate the associated security exposure.
The reporting phase occurs simultaneously with the other phases of the test. Periodic reports are made to system admins and/or management. At the conclusion of the test, a report is developed to describe any identified vulnerabilities, present a risk rating, and give guidance on potential mitigations.
Timely updates on the information security landscape
This summer, cybersecurity experts are keeping a close eye on several emerging threats. One of the most pressing concerns is the rise of deepfake technology. As AI continues to advance, so too does the ability to create convincing fake videos and audio clips. This poses a serious risk for businesses and individuals alike, as malicious actors could use deepfakes for everything from spreading disinformation to impersonating CEOs or other trusted figures.
The increase in ransomware targeting all kinds of organizations is everywhere in the media lately. As more businesses and organizations shift towards cloud-based solutions for storage and operations, cybercriminals are exploiting vulnerabilities in cloud infrastructure and misconfigurations to deploy ransomware attacks. These incidents can result in significant data loss, operational disruptions, and financial damage if not adequately mitigated.
One of the prominent threats looming this winter is the increase in phishing attacks. Cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated in their tactics, using carefully crafted emails and messages to deceive users into clicking malicious links or sharing sensitive information. With the holiday season approaching, expect an uptick in phishing scams disguised as shipping notifications, gift card offers, or charity appeals.