Indexof Ethical Hacking [Mobile]

| Criterion | Points | |-----------|--------| | Formal scope document signed before each test | 20 | | Rules of engagement (ROE) with emergency stop | 15 | | Testers hold industry certs (OSCP, GPEN, CREST) | 20 | | Report includes reproducible steps and risk ratings (CVSS) | 15 | | Post-test debrief with remediation roadmap | 15 | | Tests are independently audited (external QA) | 15 |

| Metric | Weight | Formula | |--------|--------|---------| | Critical findings closed within SLA (e.g., 7 days) | 50 | (closed on time / total critical) × 50 | | High findings closed within SLA (e.g., 30 days) | 30 | (closed on time / total high) × 30 | | Reopened findings rate | -20 | subtract (reopened / total closed) × 20 | indexof ethical hacking

If an org tests 80% of external IPs, 50% of internal subnets, 100% of web apps, 0% APIs, 100% mobile, 0% OT → C = (24 + 12.5 + 25 + 0 + 5 + 0) = 66.5 2.2 Frequency (F) – Weight 20% How often each asset type is tested. Continuous testing earns highest scores. | Criterion | Points | |-----------|--------| | Formal

The proposed Index of Ethical Hacking (IoEH) transforms subjective opinions (“We do penetration tests”) into a data-driven score from 0 to 100, where 100 represents continuous, adversarial, full-scope testing with zero remediation lag. The IoEH is defined as: The IoEH is defined as: