Penetration testing that finds what scanners miss
Automated scanners find known issues. Attackers chain small weaknesses into big breaches. Our penetration tests are led by experienced practitioners who think like adversaries, exploit safely within agreed rules of engagement, and show you exactly how they got in — and how to shut the door.
Types of penetration tests
We scope every test around the systems that matter most and the threats you actually face.
- External network penetration testing
- Internal network & Active Directory testing
- Web application penetration testing
- API penetration testing (REST & GraphQL)
- Mobile app testing for iOS and Android
- Cloud penetration testing for AWS, Azure & GCP
- Wireless network assessments
- Social engineering, vishing & deepfake pretexting
Testing grounded in engineering
Our team comes from 15+ years of building production software, so we understand how applications are really put together — authentication flows, business logic, payment and health-data integrations — and where they tend to break. That’s why our findings come with fixes developers can implement, not just CVE numbers.
Safe, controlled, and documented
Before any testing begins, we agree on scope, timing, contacts, and rules of engagement in writing. Critical findings are reported immediately rather than waiting for the final report, and all test data is handled under NDA and securely destroyed after the engagement.
Tailored to the threats in your industry
How much does a penetration test cost?
Cost is driven by scope: the number of IP addresses, applications, user roles, and API endpoints, plus whether testing is external, internal, or both. Focused tests for a single application or external perimeter are far smaller investments than a multi-environment engagement. We provide a fixed quote after a short scoping call.
What’s the difference between a vulnerability scan and a penetration test?
A vulnerability scan is automated and lists potential weaknesses. A penetration test is performed by a person who validates those weaknesses, chains them together, tests business logic, and demonstrates real impact — eliminating false positives and uncovering issues no scanner can see.
Will penetration testing disrupt our systems?
Testing is designed to be safe for production. We agree on testing windows, exclude fragile systems when needed, avoid destructive techniques, and keep a live line of communication with your team throughout.
How often should we do a penetration test?
At least annually and after significant changes. PCI DSS requires penetration testing at least every 12 months and after significant changes, and many customers, insurers, and SOC 2 auditors expect an annual third-party test.
Is a retest included?
Yes. Once you’ve remediated findings, we retest them and issue an updated report showing what’s been resolved.
Often paired with
Vulnerability Management
Continuous scanning, prioritization, and patch tracking so known weaknesses don’t sit open for weeks.
Application Security & Code Review
Secure code review, threat modeling, and DevSecOps from a team that has built software for 15+ years.
Security Audits & Risk Assessments
A clear, prioritized picture of where you’re exposed across people, process, and technology.
Find your gaps before someone else does.
Talk directly with a senior security practitioner about where you’re exposed and what to fix first — no sales script, no obligation.