Penetration Testing
Find the holes first.
Authorized, scoped testing of your web applications, external network, and cloud configuration. We test it the way an attacker would, hand you findings with evidence, and re-test after the fixes land.
What we check.
We go after what a real attacker goes after, then the quieter gaps that turn a small mistake into a bad week. Every target is different, so the exact scope is agreed with you in writing before testing starts.
Web application
OWASP Top 10, injection, access control, and business logic. The holes attackers actually use, tested by hand against your real surface.
External network and exposed services
What the internet can reach: open ports, forgotten hosts, admin panels, and services that should never have been public.
Cloud and hosting configuration
TLS, security headers, storage buckets, IAM roles, and secrets. The misconfigurations that make an attacker comfortable.
Authentication and session handling
Weak logins, missing rate limits, session handling that leaks, and accounts that can reach far more than they ever should.
Dependencies and supply chain
Out-of-date libraries, packages with published vulnerabilities, and build pipelines that pull in more than you think.
Backups, logging and policy
No backups, no incident plan, no record of who holds the keys. The boring gaps that turn a small mistake into a bad week.
What you walk away with.
Not a 90-page PDF nobody reads. Three things you can actually act on, written for the person who signs the checks and the person who fixes the code.
Executive summary
One page, no jargon. A red, amber, or green grade your whole team understands at a glance.
Technical findings
Every issue we found, with evidence and a severity rating, so your engineers know exactly what is wrong and how to reproduce it.
Remediation roadmap
A prioritized fix list, worst risk first. We can do the fixing, or hand it cleanly to your team.
Then a re-test. Once the fixes land, we re-run the affected checks to confirm the holes are actually closed, not just papered over.
How an engagement runs.
Five moves, in order. No surprises, no scope creep, nothing touched that you did not sign off on.
Scope
We agree on the targets and the rules in writing first. Only what you own, only what you approve.
Test
We test the agreed targets the way an attacker would. Recon first, then hands-on attempts against your real surface.
Report
You get a plain-English summary with a red, amber, or green grade, plus a technical findings list with evidence.
Fix
We hand you a prioritized roadmap and can fix the holes ourselves, or roll them into a Care Plan.
Re-test
After the fixes land, we run it again to confirm the holes are actually closed.
How every engagement works
Authorized. Scoped. Written down.
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Authorized scope only
We test only assets you own or are authorized to have tested, and only what you approve.
02
Written rules of engagement
Targets, testing windows, methods, exclusions, and emergency contacts are signed before any testing starts.
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Point-in-time findings
The report describes the state of the target on the test dates. It is not a guarantee, and nobody honest offers one.
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Remediation re-test
After fixes land, we re-run the affected checks and update the report so you can show the holes are closed.
Straight talk
What this is, and what it is not.
This is a hands-on penetration test and readiness review, mapped to recognized frameworks like the CIS Controls and NIST. It is a point-in-time advisory assessment. It finds the real holes in your site and tells you how to close them. It is not a promise that you will never be breached, because nobody honest can promise that.
It is also not an official compliance certification. A signed SOC 2, ISO 27001, or HIPAA attestation has to come from a licensed auditor for that specific framework. If that is what you need, we will tell you straight and point you to the right people. What we do is find and fix the real problems, and get you ready for one of those formal audits or for cyber insurance.
Right-sized. Not enterprise-priced.
Enterprise engagements run tens of thousands of dollars. Most organizations do not need that. A focused penetration test of your site or app starts as low as $899, scoped to the target.
The test is the start. Fixing what we find is where the real value is, and we can do the fixing or roll it into a Care Plan so it stays fixed.
Don't wait for the breach to find out.
Tell us what you own and we will scope a test that fits it. Written scope, fixed quote, and you will know exactly what you are getting before you pay a cent.
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