Penetration Testing
Test your defences —
before someone else does.
Professional, on-demand penetration testing services to proactively assess the strength of your network, applications, and systems.
Scanning and simulation of real-world attacks
Risk scoring of discovered vulnerabilities
Technical remediation steps to eliminate vulnerabilities
What is Penetration Testing?
Penetration testing is a simulated cyberattack against your computer system to check for exploitable vulnerabilities. This process involves ethical hackers who use the same techniques as malicious attackers to identify and fix security weaknesses before they can be exploited.
Identify Weaknesses Proactively
Penetration testing simulates real-world cyber attacks to discover vulnerabilities before malicious actors do. This empowers your organization to fix issues—before they become costly breaches.
Meet Cyber Insurance Requirements
Many cyber insurance providers are now requiring businesses to demonstrate proactive security measures, including regular penetration testing. Our testing services provide clear documentation and remediation insights that align with insurer expectations.
Improve Security Confidence
With actionable insights, detailed reports, and remediation guidance, penetration testing gives your team and your stakeholders the confidence that your cybersecurity defenses are up to par.
Support Compliance Goals
If your business must adhere to compliance standards like HIPAA, PCI-DSS, or ISO 27001, penetration testing plays a critical role in maintaining compliance.
How does Penetration Testing work?
Our approach to penetration testing is streamlined, efficient, and minimally disruptive. We perform automated and manual assessments of your external and internal networks to uncover exploitable vulnerabilities.
Penetration testing isn’t just for large enterprises or tech companies—it’s a critical cybersecurity measure for any organization that wants to protect its digital assets, meet regulatory expectations, and reduce risk.
- Scanning and Simulation of Real-World Attacks
Our penetration tests simulate the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) used by today’s threat actors.
These simulations are designed to mimic real-world attack scenarios, testing the effectiveness of your current security defenses. This comprehensive approach helps expose vulnerabilities that traditional scans and antivirus software may miss.
- Risk Scoring of Discovered Vulnerabilities
Each vulnerability identified during the test is assigned a risk score based on factors like severity, exploitability, and potential business impact.
We follow industry-standard frameworks such as CVSS (Common Vulnerability Scoring System) to prioritize findings, so our team knows which issues require immediate attention—and which pose lower levels of risk. This helps us focus efforts where they matter most.
- Clear, Executive-Level Reporting
We believe security data should be accessible—not overwhelming.
That’s why we provide tailored reports highlighting key risks, business impact, and recommendations in plain language, while technical sections provide in-depth findings for your IT professionals. Whether you’re briefing your board or planning next steps with your IT team, our reports make it easy.
- Clear, Executive-Level Reporting
We believe security data should be accessible—not overwhelming.
That’s why we provide tailored reports highlighting key risks, business impact, and recommendations in plain language, while technical sections provide in-depth findings for your IT professionals. Whether you’re briefing your board or planning next steps with your IT team, our reports make it easy.
- Technical Advising and Remediation
Every finding in the report comes with actionable, step-by-step guidance for resolving the issue.
From patching vulnerabilities to re-configuring firewalls or hardening systems, we make it easy to take corrective action quickly and effectively. This ensures that identified issues are not only known—but also fixable.
- Follow-Up Testing to Validate Fixes
Perform follow-up testing to confirm that the vulnerabilities have been fully resolved and no new risks have been introduced.
This additional layer of assurance helps validate your security improvements—and demonstrates due diligence to auditors, insurers, or stakeholders.
