Tactical 120
Tactical 120 Penetration Test
It is well-documented that most cyberattacks and data breaches occur within the first five days (120 hours) following a successful compromise. During this critical window, taking the right steps swiftly is essential to minimize damage and protect organizational assets. This is where Sparta’s “Tactical 120” Penetration Test comes into play.
Tactical 120 is a specialized testing methodology that simulates the most critical 120-hour timeframe of a cyberattack. This rigorous engagement evaluates the organization’s most sensitive processes and infrastructure components from a security standpoint. We identify your most attack-prone areas and assess the effectiveness of your existing defense mechanisms under real-world conditions.
With our solution-oriented approach, we provide your organization with a customized remediation roadmap at the conclusion of the Tactical 120 assessment. This roadmap outlines specific actions to address vulnerabilities and enhance your overall resilience to cyberattacks. We also deliver recommendations to improve your security policies, procedures, and response capabilities.
Our mission is to help you elevate your cybersecurity posture and stay one step ahead of emerging threats. Sparta is ready to partner with you to build stronger defenses and ensure business continuity.
24 HOURS
Initial access vectors used by attackers are simulated. We measure your organization’s ability to detect and block early-stage intrusions.
48 HOURS
Initial access vectors used by attackers are simulated. We measure your organization’s ability to detect and block early-stage intrusions.
72 HOURS
Internal reconnaissance and data collection techniques are simulated. The organization’s data protection practices are evaluated against NIST standards and the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye’s Digital Transformation Office (DDO) Information and Communication Security Guide.
96 HOURS
An in-depth audit of Active Directory (AD) security is conducted. We identify misconfigurations and vulnerabilities within the AD and domain infrastructure that could lead to privilege escalation or lateral movement.
120 HOURS
In the final phase, we simulate various forms of malware—including ransomware, remote access trojans (RATs), and keyloggers—to evaluate the effectiveness of your existing security solutions and their ability to detect and prevent such attacks.