Our Services

Comprehensive Security Solutions for the Digital Age.

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Our Expertise

Tailored. Thorough.
Resilient.

Protecting enterprise operations requires a unified strategy spanning from risk management to offensive security and regulatory compliance.

GTIS provides wide-ranging expertise across security architecture, certifications, validation, and fully managed continuous operations. Discover our foundational pillars below.

Our Capabilities

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Strategic Compliance
Institutional Grade • 8 Specialized Services
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Technical Security & VAPT
Institutional Grade • 8 Specialized Services
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VAPT (Penetration Testing)
Institutional Grade • 10 Specialized Services
External pentesting

External pentesting

In the dynamic landscape of cybersecurity, External Penetration Testing emerges as the vigilant guardian of your digital fortress. Businesses recognize the critical importance of fortifying their external defenses against evolving threats— not just to protect data, but to strengthen trust with clients, partners, and stakeholders.

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Internal pentesting

Internal pentesting

Internal Penetration Testing simulates an insider threat scenario — where a user with physical or logical access attempts to compromise internal systems. This ethical hacking method helps organizations discover what vulnerabilities may be exploited by employees, contractors, or attackers who’ve breached the perimeter.

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Enterprise Wireless pentesting

Enterprise Wireless pentesting

Wireless penetration testing simulates attacks on your wireless networks to evaluate how secure your access points, encryption protocols, and internal segmentation are. By identifying misconfigurations or weak defenses, we help prevent unauthorized access from outside and ensure guest and employee networks are fully isolated.

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Mobile Application pentesting (Android & iOS)

Mobile Application pentesting (Android & iOS)

Mobile apps play a critical role in modern business and everyday life — from banking to healthcare. But the growing data they handle also makes them high-value targets for hackers. As new vulnerabilities emerge, it’s essential to proactively secure your mobile platforms.

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Web Application pentesting

Web Application pentesting

A Web application (Web app) is an application program that is stored on a remote server and delivered over the Internet through a browser interface. Web apps process sensitive data such as user and financial information, making them frequent targets for cybercriminals. As web apps grow more complex, the range of exploitable vulnerabilities increases.

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Web Services & Api pentesting

Web Services & Api pentesting

Web services and APIs form the backbone of digital platforms — from mobile apps to cloud-native systems. While they offer speed and flexibility, they can also expose sensitive functions if not secured properly. GTIS's API and Web Services penetration testing helps you identify and remediate vulnerabilities before they're exploited...

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Internal Vulnerability Assessment (IVA)

Internal Vulnerability Assessment (IVA)

Internal Vulnerability Assessment (IVA) is the process of identifying, defining, and classifying security weaknesses in your internal network, computer systems, and communications infrastructure. It helps organizations understand where real internal business risks lie, what needs to be addressed, and how. Proactively detecting internal threats boosts your organization's ability to defend and builds customer confidence.

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Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV)

Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV)

All entities including merchants, service providers and financial institutions must get a quarterly scan completed to remain compliance with the PCI DSS standards.

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Windows POS

Windows POS

Point-of-Sale (POS) systems are critical to retail and hospitality. Windows-based POS environments require specialized penetration testing to ensure payment data and customer information remain secure against modern threats.

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Android POS

Android POS

Modern Android POS systems bring flexibility but also new attack vectors. We conduct deep-dive penetration testing on Android-based POS architectures to secure transactions and protect sensitive data from compromise.

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Manage Security
Institutional Grade • 5 Specialized Services
Enterprise Risk
Management

Enterprise Risk Management

Institutional-grade ERM providing a robust framework for identifying, assessing, and mitigating strategic, operational, and financial risks. We quantify vulnerability into actionable intelligence to protect capital and create stakeholder value.

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Firewall Review

Firewall Review

At GTIS, the Firewall Configuration Review examines the system from the inside out, with complete access to its configuration. The purpose is to ensure maximum perimeter security by producing the best possible review outcome. GTIS thoroughly examines the firewall’s full setup in accordance with industry best practices, including PCI-DSS and Center for Internet Security guidelines, to guarantee it is secure

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Threat Management

Threat Management

Threat management is a comprehhttp://localhost:3000/servicesensive approach to network security that addresses multiple types of malware, as well as blended threats and spam. It protects your organization from intrusion at both the gateway and the endpoint levels, ensuring your critical assets are secure.

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Cyber Risk Assement

Cyber Risk Assement

Cyber Risk Assessments are critical tools used to identify, estimate, and prioritize threats to an organization's operations (including mission, functions, image, and reputation), assets, individuals, and the broader Nation. This process is essential due to the continuous operation and use of information systems

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SIEM

SIEM

Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems are foundational for modern security operations. They work by **aggregating data from multiple sources**, identifying deviations from normal behavior, and automating appropriate responses. For example, when a potential issue is detected, a SIEM system can log additional information, generate an alert, and instruct other security controls to stop an activity's progress.

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Institutional Security

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Secure your perimeter with our institutional-grade security assessments.