Penetration Testing
Manual offensive testing of your network, applications and people, scoped to the systems that would hurt most if they failed, and written up so your team can actually fix what we find.
A scan tells you what software is out of date. A penetration test tells you whether someone can use that to reach payroll, patient records or the shop floor.
We combine automated discovery with manual exploitation. Testers work to an agreed rules of engagement, stay inside the scope you sign, and stop when they have proven a path rather than causing damage.
You receive a ranked finding list, evidence, and a remediation workshop with the engineers who will help you close the gaps. A retest is included once the priority items are addressed.
Talk to an engineer
Not a sales call. A short conversation with someone who does this work, to figure out whether we are the right fit.
Book a consultationWhat Penetration Testing covers
External network testing
Internet-facing hosts, VPN, mail and web edges, treated the way an opportunistic attacker would treat them.
Internal network testing
Assumed-breach and authenticated testing from inside the LAN, including lateral movement and privilege escalation.
Web and API applications
Authenticated testing of customer portals, admin consoles and APIs against OWASP-class weaknesses.
Wireless and remote access
Guest Wi-Fi isolation, corporate wireless controls and the remote-access paths staff actually use.
Social engineering (optional)
Phishing and pretexting exercises scoped with HR and legal, used to measure awareness rather than embarrass staff.
Remediation retest
A focused retest of the priority findings so you can show auditors, insurers and customers that the holes are closed.
Other cybersecurity services
GRC Services
Controls you can evidence, not policies that sit on a shelf.
Security Audit
An honest look at what is actually in place.
Vulnerability Management
Continuous finding, ranked fixing.
Incident Response
When something is already wrong.
Managed Detection and Response
Someone watching when your team is not.
Let's talk about what you are running
A short conversation, an honest assessment of your current setup, and a clear proposal. No obligation and no pressure.