PENETRATION TESTING

We break in on purpose, so no one else gets to.

OVERVIEW

A penetration test is an approved, controlled attack on your systems. So we think and behave like a real adversary, and unlike one, we write down exactly how we got in and how to close it. This is not a scary list of theoretical faults. This is a ranked practical description of what someone could actually do to you, and what to remedy immediately.

PROBLEMS WE SOLVE

Unknown exposure before a launch • audit and compliance requirements • verifying that past fixes actually worked • reassuring a customer or board • finding the gap before an attacker does. 

HOW IT WORKS

How it works.

01

Scope & authorise

We agree on the targets, boundaries, and rules of engagement in writing. Nothing happens without it.

02

Recon & test

We map the attack surface and attempt real exploitation, safely.

03

Report

Every finding with a severity score, proof, business impact, and a clear fix.

04

Retest

We verify your remediations closed the holes.

BENEFITS

A realistic picture of your risk, not a scanner dump. Fixed prioritized by real-world impact. Evidence for auditors and customers. A free retest so you know it’s actually resolved.

IDEAL CLIENTS

SaaS and technology companies • anyone pursuing SOC 2 / ISO 27001 • organizations handling sensitive or regulated data • teams shipping a new product or major release.

DELIVERABLES

Executive summary • technical findings with CVSS scores and proof-of-concept • prioritized remediation guidance • compliance mapping • a retest report.

Tools

[Burp Suite, Nmap, Metasploit, custom tooling], aligned to [OWASP Top 10 / PTES / OSSTMM].

FAQ

Common questions.

Only without authorization. Every test with a signed scope from someone empowered to grant it — that's exactly what makes it lawful and usefuk

We test carefully and agree on safety limits up front. Disruptive techniques only run with your explicit sign-off, usually in a window you choose.

Avulnerability assessment finds and lists weaknesses broadly; a pen test proves what an attacker could actually chain together and achieve. Many clients start with one and layer in the other.

At least annually, and after any major change to your systems or code.

Scope a penetration test.

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