What are the Phases of a Typical Penetration Testing Process?

A typical penetration testing process has five main phases. First is reconnaissance, where testers gather information about the target system. Scanning, which looks for open ports and services, comes next. Then comes vulnerability assessment, where testers find weaknesses. In the exploitation phase, testers try to break into the system using the found vulnerabilities. Lastly, in the reporting phase, they document the results, list the risks, and give advice on fixing the issues. These steps help find and fix security flaws in networks or systems to keep them safe.

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