TCCSI Six Step Process for Planning, Preparation, and Testing.

	Planning/Preparation
Proper planning is essential in making your organization's penetration test a success. An initial meeting between TCCSI and your organization will be arranged. This meeting entails discussing matters that concern the scope and objective of the penetration test as well as what parties will be involved. A clear objective is also essential when conducting the penetration test. This objective typically is to demonstrate exploitable vulnerabilities that exist within an organization's network infrastructure. Scoping for the penetration test is done by identifying the machines, systems, and network, as well as the operational requirements and what staff is involved. Timing and duration of the test will be discussed as well so as to ensure that while the tests are being conducted, normal business operations will not be disrupted.
	Information Gathering and Analysis
This step involves gathering as much information as possible regarding the targeted systems or network, utilizing various tools and online resources. Port scanning is done during this phase for the purpose of obtaining information about closed and open ports running on the system or network.
	Vulnerability Detection
Assessment of the vulnerability present in each system. We have a compilation of exploits and vulnerabilities at our disposal specifically for this purpose.
	Penetration Attempt
Identification of suitable targets for a penetration attempt is conducted during this phase. TCCSI will attempt to penetrate via these chosen targets using customized tools design for this purpose.
	Clean Up
The cleaning up process is conducted so as to clear any disorder that may have occurred as a result of the penetration test.
	Analysis and Reporting
A report is generated for your organization which includes an overview of the penetration testing process and analytical commentary on critical vulnerabilities present in your organization's network or systems.