Evolution Security GmbH offers a range of high-quality IT security services for clients ranging from small and medium-sized businesses to large corporations. We invite you to visit our detailed company website to learn more about penetration testing (white-box, gray-box, and black-box), testing procedures, audits, and other security services. Feel free to contact our team at any time via our contact form or by phone. Schedule a binding appointment for an online meeting or visit us in person. We support you with your projects, requirements, and digital initiatives.

A penetration test is a comprehensive security assessment of individual systems, services, firmware, hardware, applications, infrastructure, or networks. A penetration test is performed by an information technology security specialist who assesses the security of as many components of the systems, services, applications, infrastructures, or networks as possible using the same tools and methods a criminal actor would employ to gain unauthorized access (penetration). The penetration test thus determines the vulnerability of the systems, services, applications, infrastructures, or networks under test to such attacks.

Security incidents in corporate networks or online services will be ubiquitous by 2026. As a result, a company’s response to a cyberattack is becoming increasingly important in order to prevent or mitigate general or consequential damage as effectively as possible. The Cyber Security Operation Center team at Evolution Security GmbH has been working successfully for over 10 years in the DACH region in the field of incident response for mid-sized companies and large corporations. These include service providers, internet service providers, data centers, service providers, manufacturers, clinics, hospitals, city administrations, municipalities, and KRITIS network operators.

Around the world, businesses are being targeted by ransomware cyberattacks carried out by cyber actors both domestically and abroad. These actors penetrate deep into corporate networks and infrastructure, exfiltrate information, and encrypt central computer systems, servers, services, databases, and virtualized environments - as well as other localized data sets - in order to launch a blackmail campaign. In many cases today, highly critical data sets (KRITIS), backup systems, and backups are affected, making recovery difficult or impossible.