Controlled, authorized testing when a scan or questionnaire is not enough evidence
Penetration testing is an authorized attempt to demonstrate how an attacker could abuse a named system. It is scheduled, scoped, and bounded by written rules of engagement. It is not an unannounced attack and it is not a substitute for an incident response retainer.
We recommend a pentest when a client, insurer, or internal policy asks for one, or when an assessment has already shown that a deeper, human-led test is warranted. If a scoped assessment or a scan will answer the question, we will say so instead of selling a larger test.
Authenticated and unauthenticated testing of applications you operate, within the accounts and roles you provide.
Internet-facing hosts and services you list. Adjacent networks and third-party clouds are out of scope unless named.
When you supply a build and test accounts. Store-listing or customer-device testing is not included unless agreed.
A written report with confirmed findings, reproduction notes sufficient for your team to verify (not a public how-to), severity, and recommended remediation. A debrief call is included. Retest of agreed items can be scoped after you have applied fixes.
List the application or network and any date a third party has set. We will confirm whether a pentest is warranted or whether an assessment is the better first step.