Penetration testing
We attack your networks and web applications the way a real attacker would, then show you how to fix what we find. Every test is done by hand by an OSCP-certified tester.
What's included
- External and internal network penetration testing
- Web application security testing
- Vulnerability scanning with manual validation
- Security audit and configuration review
- Findings report with fix steps, ordered by risk
- Summary for leadership
Who does the testing
An OSCP-certified tester works through your systems by hand. Automated scans are only a starting point.
Scope
What we test and when is agreed in writing before we start, and we don't touch anything outside that.
Why teams need one
Tell us what's requiring the test and we'll scope it to match.
- SOC 2 or ISO 27001 audits
- HIPAA security requirements
- PCI DSS
- A customer's security questionnaire
- Cyber insurance applications
- Launching a new app or product
How it works
- 01
Scope
You tell us which systems are in play and when we can test them.
- 02
Test
We work through your environment like a real attacker and record evidence for every finding.
- 03
Report
Each finding comes with its business impact and fix steps, ordered by risk.
- 04
Debrief
We go through the report with your team and retest fixes if you'd like.
Questions
How is a pentest different from a vulnerability scan?
A scan runs automated checks and lists possible issues, many of which can't actually be exploited. In a penetration test, a person confirms which issues are real and tries to chain them together the way an attacker would.
Will testing disrupt our systems?
We agree on testing windows and any off-limits systems before we start, and we stay in touch with your team while testing.
Who is the report written for?
It has two parts: technical findings for your engineers and a short summary for leadership.