Penetration Testing
Find what matters. Fix fast. Verify.
How a pentest works
Scoping
Define targets, access levels, safe testing windows, and success criteria.
Recon
Map attack surface, enumerate endpoints, and identify potential entry points.
Exploitation
Test for vulnerabilities with controlled, documented attempts.
Reporting
Deliver findings with severity ratings, proof of concept, and remediation guidance.
Retest
Verify fixes after remediation and confirm vulnerabilities are resolved.
What you receive
Executive summary with risk overview
Technical findings with severity ratings
Proof of concept for each vulnerability
Remediation guidance with priority recommendations
Secure configuration recommendations
Retest confirmation after fixes are applied
Targets
Web applications (frontend + backend)
REST/GraphQL APIs
Cloud configurations (AWS, Azure, GCP)
Authentication and session management
Authorization and access controls
Third-party integrations
Rules of engagement
- Testing windows: coordinated with your team to minimize disruption
- Access: staging/test environments preferred; production with explicit approval
- Reporting: findings shared immediately for critical issues
- Scope: clearly defined targets and out-of-scope systems documented
FAQ
How long does a pentest take?
Typically 1–2 weeks for a focused engagement, depending on scope and complexity. We'll provide a timeline after scoping.
Do you do black/gray/white box testing?
Yes. We adapt to your needs: black box (no access), gray box (partial access), or white box (full access + documentation).
Can you test production?
Yes, with explicit approval and coordinated testing windows. We prefer staging/test environments when available to minimize risk.
Request a scope call.
Tell us what you need tested. We'll respond with a clear scope, timeline, and pricing.