Penetration Testing in Delphi, IN

Find Security Gaps Before Hackers Do

Comprehensive penetration testing that identifies vulnerabilities and protects your business from costly cyber attacks.

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Professional Security Testing Services

Sleep Better Knowing Your Systems Are Secure

You’ve invested too much in your business to let a preventable security breach destroy it. When hackers target your network, they’re not looking for the hardest way in—they’re looking for the easiest.

That’s exactly what penetration testing reveals. You get a clear picture of every vulnerability in your systems before the wrong people find them. No more wondering if your current security measures actually work when it matters.

The result? You know exactly where you stand, what needs fixing, and how to prioritize your security investments. Your customers’ data stays protected, your operations keep running, and you avoid the nightmare of explaining a breach to everyone who trusted you with their information.

Trusted Delphi Cybersecurity Experts

Local Expertise You Can Actually Reach

CTS Computers has been protecting Indiana businesses from cyber threats for years. We understand that small and medium-sized companies in Delphi face unique challenges—you need enterprise-level security without enterprise-level complexity.

Our team brings real-world experience to every assessment. When you call, you’re talking to the same people who’ll be testing your systems, not a call center three states away.

We’ve seen what works and what doesn’t across different industries in the region. That local knowledge makes the difference between generic recommendations and practical solutions you can actually implement.

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Our Penetration Testing Process

Thorough Testing Without the Disruption

The process starts with understanding your specific environment and business needs. No cookie-cutter approach—every test is designed around your actual systems and potential threat scenarios.

Next comes the comprehensive assessment phase. This includes network penetration testing to find infrastructure weaknesses, web application testing to identify software vulnerabilities, and social engineering assessments to test human factors. The testing simulates real attack scenarios without causing system damage or downtime.

You receive detailed reports that explain each vulnerability in plain English, along with specific remediation steps ranked by priority. We walk through findings with you, answer questions, and provide ongoing consultation as you implement security improvements. You’re not left wondering what to do next.

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Complete Vulnerability Assessment Coverage

Every Attack Vector Gets Tested

Your penetration test covers network infrastructure, web applications, wireless networks, and social engineering vectors. This isn’t just automated scanning—it’s manual testing that thinks like an actual attacker.

The assessment includes both external testing (what an internet-based attacker could access) and internal testing (what happens if someone gets inside your network). You also get wireless security testing if applicable, plus social engineering assessments to identify human vulnerabilities.

Each test concludes with a comprehensive security audit report that documents every finding, explains the business impact, and provides step-by-step remediation guidance. We remain available for follow-up questions and can retest specific areas after you’ve implemented fixes.

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How long does a penetration test take to complete?

Most penetration tests take between one to three weeks, depending on the scope and complexity of your systems. The timeline includes initial reconnaissance, active testing phases, analysis, and report preparation. Network testing typically requires less time than comprehensive web application assessments. We coordinate with you to minimize any potential impact on business operations and can work around critical business periods. You’ll receive regular updates throughout the process, and the final report is delivered within 48 hours of testing completion.
Professional penetration testing is designed to avoid disrupting your business operations. We use controlled methodologies that identify vulnerabilities without causing system crashes or data loss. Most testing occurs during agreed-upon timeframes, and you’re informed before any potentially disruptive tests begin. The goal is to simulate real attacks while maintaining system stability. However, some tests may temporarily slow network performance, which is why timing is coordinated with your team to minimize business impact during critical operations.
Vulnerability scanning uses automated tools to identify known security weaknesses, while penetration testing involves manual techniques that simulate real-world attacks. Scanning provides a broad overview of potential issues, but penetration testing determines which vulnerabilities can actually be exploited and how much damage an attacker could cause. Think of scanning as a security checklist and penetration testing as a simulated break-in attempt. Both serve important purposes, but penetration testing provides deeper insights into your actual risk exposure and helps prioritize remediation efforts based on real exploitability.
Most businesses benefit from annual penetration testing, but the frequency depends on your industry, compliance requirements, and how often your systems change. Companies in healthcare, finance, or other regulated industries may need testing every six months or after major system changes. If you frequently update applications, add new network segments, or change security configurations, more frequent testing makes sense. The key is testing after significant changes and maintaining regular assessments to catch new vulnerabilities. Many businesses also conduct focused testing after implementing new security measures to verify their effectiveness.
When serious vulnerabilities are discovered, you receive immediate notification along with specific guidance on containment and remediation. We help you understand the actual risk level and provide prioritized recommendations for addressing the most critical issues first. You’re not left to figure out solutions alone—ongoing consultation helps you implement fixes effectively. The report includes detailed remediation steps, and follow-up testing can verify that implemented solutions actually resolve the identified vulnerabilities. The goal is turning findings into actionable security improvements that strengthen your overall security posture.
Yes, ongoing support is included to help you understand and implement the recommended security improvements. This includes explaining technical findings in business terms, helping prioritize remediation efforts based on your budget and resources, and answering questions as you work through the fixes. We can also provide follow-up testing to verify that implemented solutions effectively address the identified vulnerabilities. Many clients appreciate having local experts available for security questions that arise after the initial testing, ensuring you get maximum value from your security investment and can maintain improved security over time.