The National Network Security Framework (N2SF) follows a five-step procedure to systematically establish security levels. PTaaS plays a critical role at each step and can be used as a practical tool for enhancing security.

1. Preparation Stage

In the early stages of N2SF establishment, security requirements are analyzed, and risk factors within the organization are assessed. PTaaS can contribute by diagnosing the current security status through initial penetration testing and identifying any existing security vulnerabilities.

2. C/S/O Classification Stage

PTaaS evaluates the security risks of each classification and performs customized penetration tests for Classified and Sensitive information to support the establishment of appropriate security measures. Furthermore, for Open information, it can evaluate the potential for cyber-attack exploitation and propose suitable protection measures.

3. Information Service Modeling Stage

In this stage, the organization's information services are defined and modeled with security requirements integrated. PTaaS can validate expected threat scenarios through attack simulations and provide practical data needed for security design.

4. Security Measures Implementation Stage

This is the process of establishing security policies and technical countermeasures. PTaaS can verify the effectiveness of existing security measures and improve them by reflecting new security threats through continuous penetration testing.

5. Adequacy Evaluation and Adjustment Stage

When the security system is operational, it is assessed and refined for effectiveness. PTaaS supports the automation of periodic security audits and penetration tests, enabling real-time monitoring and response to the security status.