Identify, Validate and Reduce Your Credit Union's Cyber Risk

New From Optiri: Penetration Testing services designed specifically for Credit Unions.

Penetration Testing (Pen Testing) simulates real-world cyberattacks against your credit union's systems to identify exploitable vulnerabilities before criminals do. Unlike automated scans or compliance checklists, Pen Testing validates whether weaknesses can actually be used to compromise systems, access sensitive data or disrupt operations.

With cyberattacks increasing, and financial institutions remaining high-value targets, proactively identifying and correcting vulnerabilities is no longer optional. Pen Testing helps your credit union move from assumed security to proven security. 

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Pen Testing from Optiri aligns with your risk profile and objectives:

External Network Penetration Testing: Identifies vulnerabilities exposed to the internet, including perimeter defenses, firewalls and externally accessible systems that could allow unauthorized access. 

Internal Network Penetration Testing: Evaluates internal network security by simulating an attacker who has gained initial access, identifying risk such as lateral movement, privilege escalation and access to sensitive systems, 

Wireless Network Penetration Testing: Evaluates wireless networks for weaknesses that could allow unauthorized access to internal systems or data.

Cloud Penetration Testing: Identifies misconfigurations and security weaknesses within cloud-hosted environments and services commonly used by credit unions.

Web Application Penetration Testing: Assesses web-based applications for vulnerabilities that could lead to unauthorized data access, account compromise or services disruption.

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