Penetration Testing

Authorized, goal-driven attacks that prove exactly what a real adversary could reach.

Cybersecurity

Overview

Penetration testing goes beyond scanning: our testers think and act like a real attacker, chaining together weaknesses — a weak password here, a misconfiguration there — to demonstrate genuine attack paths into your environment.

Every engagement is strictly scoped and authorized in writing. You receive proof-of-concept evidence for every finding, so there is never any doubt about whether an issue is exploitable.

Recommended annually, before major launches, and after significant architecture changes. Often required by customers, insurers, and compliance frameworks.

One engagement, every surface: network and infrastructure, web applications, mobile apps, and APIs — detailed below.

What you get

  • External and internal network penetration testing
  • Web application and API testing (OWASP methodology)
  • Wireless and physical/social engineering options
  • Manual exploitation and attack-path chaining
  • Executive summary for leadership, technical detail for engineers
  • Retest of fixed findings included
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What we test

Scope one surface or combine them — the methodology and reporting stay consistent across all four.

Network & Infrastructure

External and internal testing of your networks, servers, and wireless — chaining misconfigurations and weak credentials into real attack paths, exactly as an intruder would.

  • External and internal network testing
  • Wireless and physical/social engineering options
  • Manual exploitation and attack-path chaining

Web Applications

Manual, OWASP-driven testing of your web applications — logged out, logged in, and across user roles — to uncover the business-logic and access-control flaws automated scanners miss.

  • OWASP Top 10 and ASVS-based methodology
  • Authentication, session, and access-control testing
  • Business-logic and workflow-abuse testing

Mobile Applications

Android and iOS application testing across the client itself, its local data storage, and the backend services behind it — following OWASP MASVS / MASTG with static and dynamic analysis.

  • Android (APK) and iOS (IPA) app testing
  • Insecure storage, crypto, and reverse-engineering checks
  • Tamper-resistance and session-handling review

APIs

REST, GraphQL, and SOAP services tested against the OWASP API Security Top 10 — with deep focus on the authorization flaws (BOLA / BFLA) that expose customer data and rarely show up in scans.

  • REST, GraphQL, and SOAP / web-service coverage
  • Object- and function-level authorization testing
  • Token, rate-limit, and data-exposure review