A penetration test investigates whether weaknesses in the agreed systems can be exploited. We define the scope and rules of engagement first, carry out authorized testing, and report what we found, its impact, and recommended remediation. Retesting can be scoped after changes are made.
Cybersecurity — Security Testing & Vulnerability Management
Penetration Testing
Test agreed websites, web applications, or systems for exploitable weaknesses and receive findings with remediation guidance.
Who this is for
- Organizations that need evidence, not theory, about their security posture
- Teams preparing for client or partner security reviews
What's included
Scope and authorization
Agree on targets, testing boundaries, access, timing, and rules of engagement before testing starts.
Testing
Investigate security weaknesses within the authorized scope and assess their impact.
Findings and remediation
Document the findings, supporting evidence, and recommended fixes. Discuss any follow-up testing as part of the scope.
What you receive
- A penetration test report — findings, impact, and remediation guidance
- A debrief with your technical team
Scope & limitations
- A penetration test is a point-in-time assessment of the agreed scope. It cannot guarantee the absence of vulnerabilities.
Related services & solutions
What we need to get started
- The applications or systems you want tested and confirmation that you can authorize testing
- Any testing deadlines, availability constraints, or customer requirements
- Existing findings or particular areas you want assessed
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