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Penetration Testing

Senior offensive-security engineers probe your systems the way a determined attacker would. Real findings, prioritized by exploitability and business impact — not just CVSS scores.

Outcomes, not just findings.

Find what scanners miss

Manual testing surfaces business-logic flaws, chained vulnerabilities, and privilege-escalation paths that automated tools never catch.

Prioritized by real risk

Findings ranked by exploitability and business impact — not by CVSS score alone. You fix what actually matters first.

Compliance-ready reports

Executive summaries for the board, technical detail for engineers, and audit-grade documentation for SOC 2, ISO, and PCI-DSS reviewers.

Retesting included

Every engagement includes a free retest after remediation, so you can prove issues are actually fixed before signing off.

A complete penetration testing engagement.

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Scoping & Threat Modeling

Working session to define scope, identify your crown-jewel assets, and model the realistic threat actors targeting your business.

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External Network Testing

Internet-facing infrastructure tested for misconfigurations, exposed services, and exploitable vulnerabilities — from the attacker's perspective.

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Internal Network Testing

Authenticated testing from inside your network — what can an attacker do after compromising a workstation?

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Cloud Configuration Review

AWS, Azure, and GCP audits aligned to CIS benchmarks — finds misconfigurations that attackers actively scan for.

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Detailed Reporting

Executive summary, technical findings with proof-of-concept, prioritized remediation roadmap, and re-test plan.

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Remediation Support

Office-hours with your engineering team to clarify findings, validate fixes, and discuss long-term hardening strategies.

Industry-standard tools, senior-led tradecraft.

Burp Suite Pro Metasploit Nessus Nmap Cobalt Strike BloodHound Impacket OWASP ZAP Kali Linux PTES methodology NIST SP 800-115 OSCP-led team

A clear path from scope to sign-off.

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Scope

Define targets, rules of engagement, and success criteria. Written and signed before any testing begins.

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Test

Combination of automated scanning and manual deep-dive testing by senior offensive-security engineers.

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Report

Executive and technical reports with remediation guidance, delivered within five business days of test completion.

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Retest

After fixes are deployed, we retest to validate remediation. Sign-off documentation provided.

Common questions.

How is this different from a vulnerability scan?
Vulnerability scans (Nessus, Qualys) find known CVEs in software versions. Penetration testing combines that with manual exploitation, chained vulnerabilities, and business-logic flaws — the things real attackers exploit. Scans tell you what's broken; pen tests tell you how it gets compromised.
How often should we get a pen test?
Annually at minimum, plus after major releases or significant infrastructure changes. Regulated industries (PCI-DSS, HIPAA) typically require annual testing. Most mature security programs do them quarterly or per release.
Will testing affect our production systems?
We're careful — most testing happens against staging environments. Where production testing is required, we use safe techniques and stay in close communication with your team throughout.
What credentials does your team hold?
Our pen-testers hold OSCP, OSEP, OSWE, GPEN, and CRTO certifications. More importantly, they have years of hands-on offensive-security experience — certifications are table stakes, not the differentiator.

Ready to talk about penetration testing?

A senior engineer will read your inquiry personally and respond within one business day with a tailored next step.