Penetration testing
Real-world attacks, run safely, to show what a motivated attacker could actually reach.
- Internal and external network
- Web and mobile applications
- APIs
- Cloud environments
- Wireless networks
- Social engineering
What it is
A penetration test mirrors a real attack against your systems to find and prove exploitable weaknesses. The best way to see how an attacker would approach your network is to perform the attack, under agreed rules.
Findings are grouped logically and analysed after the test, so you understand the root cause behind each one, not just the symptom.
Our approach
01
Scope and rules
Targets, test windows, accounts and out-of-bounds systems agreed in writing.
02
Reconnaissance
Map exposed services, technologies and likely entry points.
03
Exploitation
Manual testing proves which weaknesses are real, aligned to OWASP and PTES.
04
Post-exploitation
Show the business impact: what data or systems a foothold leads to.
05
Report and re-test
Risk-rated findings with remediation steps, then verification of fixes.
What you receive
- Executive summary for leadership
- Technical findings with evidence and CVSS ratings
- Remediation guidance per finding
- Re-test report confirming closure
- Attestation letter for customers or auditors
Standards referenced
OWASP Testing GuideOWASP Top 10PTESPCI DSS Req 11ISO/IEC 27001 A.8.8
penetration-testing-report.pdf
Redacted example- 01Executive summary
- 02Scope and methodology
- 03Attack narrative
- 04Findings by severity
- 05Remediation roadmap
- 06Re-test results
- Asset
- .
- Issue
- Default credentials on admin console
- Evidence
- CVSS
- 8.8
- Fix
- Change and vault the password; restrict console to the admin network
- Status
- Re-tested: closed