Penetration Testing
Ethical hackers test your apps, cloud and network the way real attackers would, then show you exactly how to fix it.
Service
Penetration Testing
Category
Offensive Security
Duration
2–4 Weeks
Talk to an Expert
Tell us about your environment and we will shape a scope that fits your team.
A vulnerability scan tells you what might be wrong. A penetration test shows what an attacker could actually do with it. Our testers chain small weaknesses together the way real adversaries do, then explain the business impact in language your whole team can act on.
Every finding is validated by hand, ranked by real exploitability and paired with a practical fix, so your engineers spend time on the issues that matter most.
What Is Included.
Web and API Testing
Business logic, access control and injection testing that goes far beyond an automated scanner.
Network Testing
External and internal testing that shows how far an attacker could move after a first foothold.
Cloud Review
Attack paths through identities, storage and exposed services across your cloud accounts.
Social Engineering
Controlled phishing exercises that measure how people and processes respond under pressure.
A Three-Stage Engagement Model.
Stage 01 — Scope
We agree objectives, targets and rules of engagement, then map your attack surface so that testing effort goes where the risk is highest.
Stage 02 — Attack
Testers combine manual techniques with trusted tooling to find, exploit and chain vulnerabilities. Anything critical is reported to you straight away.
Stage 03 — Report
You receive clear reports and a live walkthrough. Once your team has made its fixes, we retest and confirm that each issue is closed.
Outcomes
A realistic view of how an attacker could reach your critical data
Findings ranked by business impact rather than scanner score
Step-by-step remediation guidance for your engineers
Retest confirmation you can share with customers and auditors
Questions Before You Start
01
Will testing disrupt our production systems?
We agree the scope, timing and safe limits before starting. Riskier checks are coordinated with your team or run in a staging environment.
02
How often should we run a penetration test?
At least once a year and after major changes, such as a new product launch, a cloud migration or an acquisition.
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What do we receive at the end?
An executive summary, a technical report with reproduction steps and fixes, a walkthrough session and a retest of the issues you resolve.
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