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IoT Pentest
Secure connected devices, firmware and the platforms that manage them.
At a glance
- Device-level findings
- Firmware security report
- Ecosystem attack-path summary
- Engineering-focused fixes
Overview
What is IoT Pentest?
From smart building systems to medical and industrial devices, IoT products bring new risks. We test the device hardware, firmware, wireless interfaces, mobile apps and cloud services that make up your IoT ecosystem.
What’s included
Comprehensive coverage
Firmware Analysis
Extraction and analysis for secrets, backdoors and flaws.
Hardware Interfaces
UART, JTAG and debug ports on the physical device.
Wireless Protocols
Bluetooth/BLE, Zigbee, Wi-Fi and LoRa communications.
Companion Apps
Mobile apps used to configure and control devices.
Cloud & APIs
The backend platform devices report to.
Update Mechanism
Secure boot and firmware update integrity.
Our process
How it works
Scoping & Recon
We agree targets, rules of engagement and timing, then map your attack surface.
Testing & Exploitation
Certified testers combine automated tooling with deep manual testing.
Reporting & Debrief
Risk-rated findings with evidence and clear fixes, walked through live.
Remediation & Retest
We retest your fixes and confirm every critical issue is closed.
Deliverables
What you receive
Clear outputs your leadership and technical teams can act on immediately.
- Device-level findings
- Firmware security report
- Ecosystem attack-path summary
- Engineering-focused fixes
- Retest of critical findings
Why Cyberior
Security partners, not just vendors
Attacker Mindset
Real-world adversary tactics that uncover what scanners miss.
Evidence, Not Noise
Every finding manually verified and backed by proof.
Clear Reporting
Plain-English summaries for leaders, detail for engineers.
True Partnership
Fixed scopes, direct access to experts, free retesting.
FAQ
Common questions
Do you need physical devices?
Yes — usually two units, as hardware testing can be invasive.
Do you test consumer and industrial IoT?
Yes, including smart home, medical, building management and OT-adjacent devices.
Can this help with product certification?
Our findings support ETSI EN 303 645 and other IoT security requirements.
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