Penetration Testing

manual, depth-first testing that finds and proves the vulnerabilities attackers would actually exploit.

Overview

Our penetration tests go far beyond automated scanning. Senior operators manually probe your web applications, APIs, networks, and infrastructure the way a determined attacker would, chaining weaknesses together to demonstrate real business impact.

Every finding is validated by hand and rated by exploitability, not just theoretical severity, so your team can focus remediation effort where it truly reduces risk.

What is included

Web application and API testing aligned to the OWASP Top 10
External and internal network penetration testing
Authentication, authorization, and business-logic flaws
Manual validation and safe proof-of-concept exploitation
Prioritized, fix-focused remediation guidance

Why it matters

Unvalidated vulnerabilities are how breaches happen. A rigorous penetration test gives you an attacker-eye view of your exposure and a clear path to close it before it is used against you.

How we work

A clear, repeatable process.

Scope

We define targets, rules of engagement, and success criteria with a fixed-fee quote.

Assess

Senior operators execute the work hands-on, sharing critical findings live.

Report

You receive a technical report, executive summary, and prioritized remediation guidance.

Retest

Once fixed, we re-verify at no extra cost and confirm the risk is closed.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a penetration test take?

Most penetration tests take between one and three weeks depending on scope. A single web application may take five to seven days, while a full network and application engagement can take two to three weeks. We define the timeline during scoping so you know exactly what to expect.

What is the difference between a vulnerability scan and a penetration test?

A vulnerability scan is an automated tool that flags known issues. A penetration test is a manual, hands-on assessment where experienced operators chain vulnerabilities together and prove real-world exploitability — just as an attacker would. The two complement each other, but only a pentest shows actual business risk.

Will a penetration test disrupt our production systems?

We take every precaution to avoid downtime. Rules of engagement and no-go targets are defined before testing begins. Dangerous tests such as denial-of-service are only run when explicitly approved, and critical findings are reported immediately so you can act fast.

Interested in Penetration Testing?

Tell us about your environment and we will respond within 24 hours with a tailored scope and quote.

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