Identify vulnerabilities in IoT devices and embedded systems to prevent exploitation and secure physical and digital assets.
Penetration Testing
IoT & Embedded
Full Stack
Secure IoT Ecosystem
As IoT adoption and embedded systems continue to expand across industries, hardware vulnerabilities pose an increasing risk to organisations. From consumer IoT devices to industrial control systems (ICS) and custom embedded products, attackers target misconfigurations, weak firmware, and insecure communication channels to gain unauthorised access or disrupt operations.
SilentGrid's Hardware and IoT Penetration Testing evaluates the security of embedded systems, IoT devices, and hardware products to uncover vulnerabilities at the firmware, communication, and physical access layers. Our goal is to ensure your hardware and IoT ecosystems are resilient against attacks that target the intersection of physical and digital security.
We assess IoT ecosystems across the full stack – from firmware analysis and hardware debugging to API security and cloud interaction. This ensures vulnerabilities are identified across all components of the IoT infrastructure.
Our team brings deep knowledge of embedded architectures, reverse engineering, and custom hardware exploitation, allowing us to identify weaknesses at the binary, bootloader, and kernel levels.
SilentGrid simulates real-world attack scenarios targeting IoT ecosystems and hardware devices.
SilentGrid's hardware and IoT testing aligns with leading industry frameworks to ensure comprehensive and rigorous testing:
Addressing the most critical IoT vulnerabilities
Focusing on industrial control system threats
IoT device cybersecurity guidance
Identifying common weaknesses in embedded and IoT software
Our approach evaluates vulnerabilities across the hardware lifecycle – from development to deployment.
SilentGrid's hardware and IoT assessments provide critical insights to product teams, ensuring secure development and deployment of connected devices.
Documenting security risks across firmware, hardware, and communication channels
Demonstrations of successful hardware, firmware, or communication exploits
Detailed recommendations to address vulnerabilities at the hardware, software, and API levels
High-level overview of findings and risks for non-technical stakeholders
Post-assessment support to assist engineering teams in securing hardware products
IoT and embedded devices often interact with sensitive environments, including critical infrastructure, healthcare, smart cities, and enterprise networks. A single compromised device can:
Protect your connected devices from evolving threats
Secure your IoT devices and embedded systems from evolving threats.
Full Stack
Hardware & Firmware
Industry Aligned
