Vulnerability Assessment
Continuous scanning across infrastructure, containers and dependencies — with triage so the list stays actionable.
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Penetration Testing
Authorised testing of applications, APIs, cloud environments and networks, with retesting included.
Overview
A penetration test answers a specific question: what could an attacker actually achieve against this system today? It is not a vulnerability scan with a nicer cover page, and its value lies in the exploitation chain rather than the raw finding count.
All testing is conducted under a signed authorisation with agreed scope, rules of engagement, testing windows and escalation contacts. Anything critical is reported immediately rather than held until the report is finished.
What you get
Findings that are proven
Each issue comes with reproduction steps and demonstrated impact, so nothing is dismissed as theoretical.
Ranked by real risk
Prioritised by exploitability and business consequence rather than by scanner severity alone.
Critical issues escalated
Anything genuinely dangerous is reported the moment it is confirmed, not weeks later.
Retesting included
Once you have remediated, we verify the fixes and issue an updated report you can share with customers.
How we work
- 01
Authorise
Scope, rules of engagement, testing windows, escalation contacts and written permission agreed before anything begins.
- 02
Test
Reconnaissance, manual testing and controlled exploitation within the agreed boundary, with activity logged throughout.
- 03
Report
A technical report with reproduction steps, plus an executive summary the board can read.
- 04
Retest
Remediated findings verified and the report reissued, suitable for customers and auditors.
Common questions
Do you need our permission in writing?
Always, and from someone authorised to give it for the systems in scope. We will not test third-party platforms without the platform owner’s consent as well.
Black box or white box?
White or grey box usually delivers more value per dollar — credentials and architecture detail let us spend the time finding real issues rather than on reconnaissance.
How often should we test?
Annually for most organisations, plus after any significant architectural change. Customer contracts sometimes set the frequency for you.
Often paired with
Security Audits & Risk Assessments
An independent view of your security position, expressed as risk the board can weigh rather than findings it cannot.
Read moreCompliance Consulting (SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR, PCI-DSS)
Readiness, controls and evidence for the frameworks your customers ask about — without stalling delivery.
Read moreReady to talk about penetration testing?
We will tell you what we would do, roughly what it costs, and whether it is worth doing yet.