Penetration testing (pentest) for companies
External, internal, or web applications. Documented methodology, technical report + executive summary, fixed price set before we start.
What we test
External pentest
What an attacker sees from the internet: your perimeter, exposed services, VPN, email. Answers the question "can someone get in from the outside?"
Internal pentest
What an attacker who got past the perimeter or a malicious employee can do. How far they get, to what data, how fast.
Web application pentest
The applications your customers or employees work through: authentication, sessions, exposed data, business logic that can be bypassed.
Not sure which one you need?
Tell us the context in the form. Most often, the requirement comes from a client's security questionnaire, a cyber insurance policy, or a compliance requirement. We define the scope together.
How we work
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Scope and rules of engagement
What gets tested, when, and how far. Signed before any action is taken, together with the NDA.
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Testing
Reconnaissance, vulnerability identification, controlled exploitation. We document every step; nothing destructive, nothing outside the agreed scope.
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Reporting
Every vulnerability with severity, proof, and reproduction steps, plus prioritized remediation recommendations.
- 4
Walkthrough
One session with your technical team on the details and a short one for management on risk and priorities.
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Retest - included
After your team remediates, we verify and confirm in writing what was closed. At no extra cost.
Typical duration: 1–2 weeks of testing + reporting, depending on scope
What you get
Sample report on request - see exactly what the deliverable looks like before you order.
Request a sample report →Technical report
The vulnerabilities found, severity (CVSS), evidence, reproduction steps, remediation recommendations. The document your IT team actually works from.
Executive summary
2–3 pages for management and for third parties (a client, auditor, or insurer): what was tested, what was found, what the real risk is.
Prioritized remediation plan
The order in which fixes are worth making, with estimated effort.
Retest confirmation
A short document, issued after remediation, attesting which vulnerabilities were closed. You can pass it on to your client or insurer.
A pentest, not an automated scan
Serious security questionnaires and insurers require a pentest, not a scan - for exactly this reason.
Automated scanner
Runs through a list of checks and produces a report hundreds of pages long, full of results that then have to be triaged by hand.
Pentest
Done by a certified human who thinks like an attacker: chaining small vulnerabilities into real attack paths and showing you what can actually be done, not what exists in theory.
What it costs
The price depends on three things: what we test (external, internal, web applications, or a combination), how large the scope is (number of IPs, applications, users), and whether it's a one-time or annual test. Based on the context you give us in the form, we send you the proposed scope, timeline, and price within 24h.
Fixed price
The price in the quote is the final price. It does not increase along the way, no matter what we find.
Retest included
Verifying the fixes is part of the price, not a separately paid option.
No commitment
The quote does not commit you to anything. If it's not a fit, you tell us and that's it.
Get a pentest quote
Fill in the form with what you want tested (or with the requirement you received). Within 24h you get the proposed scope, timeline, and price.
Or call: +1 (332) 241-6493