Affordable Penetration Testing Services
Advanced Tactics to Simulate Real-World Threats
Our team of pen testers employ the same tactics and techniques used by the most sophisticated adversaries to identify weaknesses, helping you strengthen your defenses before real attackers strike.
Application Testing
Test your web applications for vulnerabilities like SQL injection, cross-site scripting, and other common threats. We combine best-in-class tools with expert manual testing to identify flaws in your application’s logic, authentication, and security controls that automated scans often miss.
Social Engineering
Assess your employees' security awareness by simulating real-world phishing attacks, pretexting, and other social engineering techniques. We identify gaps in training and response, helping you build a more vigilant and resilient workforce against human-targeted threats.
Internal / External Network
We identify vulnerabilities in your internal and external network infrastructure using industry-leading tools and manual validation. Simulating real-world attacks, we uncover misconfigurations, outdated systems, and other weaknesses that expose systems to compromise or disruption.
OSINT Assessment
We gather and analyze publicly available information to uncover data leaks, exposed credentials, and other risks that adversaries could exploit. By leveraging advanced open-source intelligence techniques, we help you identify and secure unintended exposures across the clear, deep, and dark web.
Cloud Environment
We assess the security of your cloud environments, including AWS, Azure, and GCP, to identify misconfigurations, overly permissive access controls, and other risks. Our testing ensures your cloud infrastructure adheres to best practices, protecting your data and services from breaches.
Red Teaming
We simulate covert, real-world attacks using the same tactics, techniques, and procedures as advanced adversaries. This end-to-end exercise tests your detection, response, and overall security posture to identify gaps that could be exploited by determined attackers.
Expert Driven Manual Testing
Assisted with Automation
1. Scoping Conversation
- Determine the scope of what needs to be assessed
- Schedule kickoff date
- Establish communication channels (e.g. shared Slack, Teams, etc)
2. Engagement Kick-off
- Obtain access for testing (e.g. applicable credentials)
- We share our originating IP addresses any malicious will be coming from.
- Your team provides a demo of functionality you would like testing if applicable.
3. Testing
- Manual and automated analysis
- Immediate communication of any issues thought to result in a critical level of risk
- Our team is in constant communication with your team to ask and answer questions regarding the engagement
4. Report Delivery / Outbrief
- Report delivered to your team for review
- Out-brief call conducted to review all aspects of findings and answer any questions
5. Re-Test
- Findings which have been resolved by your team are re-tested by our team to confirm resolution
- Updated report delivered indicating findings that have been resolved no longer present risk
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Frequently Asked Pentest Questions
We are doing penetration tests all the time but most organizations will only perform one to a handful a year. Below are some great questions we hear regularly.
Penetration testing (pentesting) is a simulated attack on your systems to identify vulnerabilities before real attackers can exploit them.
Pentesting helps you find security gaps, fix them before they’re exploited, and meet compliance requirements.
It’s recommended at least annually or after any significant changes to your systems.
Typically we see early stage startups fall into an annual cadence for penetration tests.
Larger organizations tend to perform assessments quarterly.
Generally, this is not something to worry about before kicking off your first assessment. A reputable penetration testing firm will provide recommendations based on the attack surface they discover.
Vulnerability scanning identifies potential issues, while penetration testing actively exploits vulnerabilities to assess real risk.
Many lower end vendors will use these terms interchangeably, just note that a vulnerability scan will not meet the requirement of a customer or regulating body to perform penetration tests.
Our approach is designed to minimize disruptions, with testing typically scheduled to avoid peak hours and address non-production systems whenever possible.
With that said, a true penetration test runs risk to your organization as the firm you choose will behave as a malicious actor if they are doing their job correctly.
As part of the scoping conversation, we will work with your team to identify particularly sensitive systems to either avoid or utilize more passive mechanisms when testing.
Most tests take one to two weeks, depending on the scope and complexity.
Generally we shoot for 1 week of testing plus a day of reporting and meetings before and after the engagement.
Once we kick off you can expect a report from us within about 2 weeks.
Yes, we provide a clear report highlighting vulnerabilities, risk levels, and actionable recommendations.
In addition to a fully documented report, we will also schedule time with your team after the report has been delivered to review all findings to explain the findings and answer any questions you may have.
No, penetration testing focuses on specific systems, while red teaming simulates a full-scale attack.
We work with you to prioritize fixes and offer guidance on remediation.
If at any point our team uncovers an issue we think may expose a critical risk to your organization, we will reach out to your team and jump on a call to discuss it. As part of this conversation we will also help you come up with ways to quickly mitigate, if not eliminate the risk.