Penetration Testing (PT)
Pentesting infrastructure and applications to uncover real attack vectors.
We model a real attacker's actions and test the resilience of your infrastructure and applications. The result is a report with confirmed vulnerabilities, an exploitation scenario, and remediation recommendations.
- External and internal infrastructure pentest
- Web application and API testing (OWASP)
- Scenario-based targeted attack testing
- Practical report with risk prioritization
You find out how you'll be hacked only after it happens
Your defenses are configured and your scanners are quiet, but a real attacker chains weaknesses together: a bug in a web app, a weak password, excessive permissions. Automated tools don't find chains like these.
- No certainty your defenses will hold against a real attack
- Web applications and APIs have never been tested
- Partners or a regulator require a penetration test report
- Unclear what an attacker could do once inside
Testing through an attacker's eyes
Our specialists simulate a real attacker within agreed boundaries. We confirm vulnerabilities in practice and show what exploiting them could lead to.
- Real attack vectors: We find what attackers actually use, not just what a scanner reports.
- Web apps and APIs: Tested using the OWASP methodology.
- Confirmed findings: Every vulnerability is confirmed and its exploitation scenario described.
- A practical report: Prioritized remediation recommendations.
- Rules of engagement: We define the goals, systems and testing rules.
- Reconnaissance: We gather information about the target the way an attacker would.
- Testing: We find and confirm vulnerabilities within the agreed scope.
- Report and retest: We deliver the report and, on request, verify the fixes.
Is this safe for our systems?
Testing follows agreed boundaries and pre-approved rules. Checks that could affect operations are agreed separately or run in a test environment.
What's the difference between external and internal testing?
External testing shows what an attacker on the internet could do. Internal testing shows what an attacker or a malicious employee already inside the network could do.
How long does a pentest take?
It depends on the scope and number of systems. We agree on the timeline before work begins.
What's in the report?
A description of the vulnerabilities, exploitation scenarios, risk ratings and remediation recommendations, plus a short summary for management.