A controlled, real-world attack on your systems — performed by experts, governed by strict rules of engagement, and concluded with a report your engineers and executives will both actually use.
Get a Scoped Quote Our MethodologyPenetration testing is a simulated cyberattack against your applications, networks, or infrastructure, conducted with your authorization and within an agreed scope. Unlike automated scanning, our testers chain findings together the way real adversaries do — turning "low severity" misconfigurations into demonstrated, business-relevant attack paths.
Why It MattersCompliance frameworks (SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS) increasingly require it. Customers ask for it before signing. And most importantly: the only way to know how your defenses hold up against a skilled attacker is to face one — on your terms, before someone else's.
Aligned with industry standards (PTES, OWASP, NIST SP 800-115) and refined by our own research.
Objectives, assets, rules of engagement, and legal authorization.
Mapping your attack surface the way an adversary would.
Controlled exploitation and attack-path chaining, safely executed.
Findings ranked by real business risk, with clear remediation steps.
Walkthrough with your team and verification of your fixes.
A concise, jargon-free view of your risk posture for leadership and the board.
Detailed write-ups with evidence, reproduction steps, and severity ratings.
Prioritized, actionable fixes mapped to effort and impact — not a wall of CVEs.
A summary letter suitable for customers, auditors, and compliance evidence.
A working session with your engineers to transfer knowledge, not just documents.
Verification of remediated critical and high findings within the retest window.
Most engagements run one to three weeks depending on scope. A single web application typically takes 5–10 testing days; larger networks or multi-environment scopes take longer. You'll receive a precise timeline during scoping.
Our rules of engagement are designed to reduce operational risk. Potentially dangerous techniques are used only with explicit approval, in agreed windows, or against staging environments. Testing risk cannot be eliminated completely, so safety checkpoints and stop conditions are agreed during scoping.
A vulnerability assessment emphasizes breadth by identifying and prioritizing weaknesses within scope. A penetration test goes deeper by validating selected weaknesses or attack paths under agreed rules. An organization may use both when both evidence needs apply.
We can align reports and, where appropriate, attestation letters with defined evidence requirements. The applicable framework, scope, and assessor requirements must be confirmed; an engagement does not guarantee compliance or certification.
Pricing is based on scope: the number and complexity of applications, hosts, and environments, plus the depth of testing required. After a short scoping call we provide a fixed-price quote for the agreed scope.
Tell us what you need tested. We'll respond within one business day with next steps and a scoping call invitation.