A penetration test is a controlled, pre-agreed attack on your systems. It shows which vulnerabilities can actually be exploited, how far an attacker could get and what the impact would be. Unlike an automated scan, a penetration test gives you verified findings without false positives.
What we test
- external, internet-facing infrastructure
- the internal network – what an attacker or malware could do once inside
- web applications and their APIs
- the configuration and resilience of key systems
How we work
- We agree on the scope, approach (black-box, grey-box or white-box), rules of engagement and timing.
- We combine automated tools with manual testing based on recognised methodologies such as the OWASP Web Security Testing Guide.
- We report critical findings immediately rather than waiting for the final report.
- We walk your team through the results and verify the fixes once they are in place.
What you get
- an executive summary written for non-technical readers
- a technical write-up of every finding, including how to reproduce it
- severity ratings and concrete remediation advice
- confirmation that the fixes really work
AI
AI in practice: AI speeds up automated reconnaissance and preparation; every finding is verified manually.
Who it's for: organisations that run internet-facing services, develop their own applications or need independent security assurance for clients, auditors or regulators.