In today’s connected world, web applications, mobile apps, and web APIs are critical components of both Operational Technology (OT) and Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystems. These interfaces are essential for managing devices, controlling operations, and handling sensitive data. However, their widespread use also makes them prime targets for cyberattacks.
At You Gotta Hack That, we specialise in web application penetration testing tailored specifically for OT and IoT environments. Our testing goes beyond the basics, considering the unique challenges these technologies present. We dive deep into understanding the full scope of your systems to accurately identify vulnerabilities and inform you of the risks involved.
Example exercise
If you choose to work with us, our team will conduct a thorough penetration test on your IoT-enabled energy management system’s web application. We will analyze the API endpoints, testing for vulnerabilities such as injection attacks, broken authentication, and insecure direct object references. Additionally, we will simulate attacks on the mobile app’s communication with the server, identifying any weaknesses in data transmission and storage. These activities will help ensure that your energy management system remains secure against potential exploitation.
Why It Matters
Web applications, mobile apps, and APIs in OT and IoT systems often have unique risk profiles. Vulnerabilities in these areas can lead to serious consequences, including data breaches, service disruptions, and even physical harm. As these systems are increasingly exposed to the internet, the risks grow exponentially.
Our penetration testing services help you stay ahead of potential threats by identifying weaknesses such as insecure data transmission, authentication flaws, and configuration errors. By discovering these vulnerabilities before attackers do, you can effectively defend your systems and mitigate risks.
Take Action
Don’t leave your critical systems vulnerable. Contact us today to schedule a penetration test and protect your OT and IoT environments from potential threats.