Security Assessment
Penetration Testing
Manual, objective-driven testing that chains real weaknesses together to demonstrate genuine business impact — safely and under contract.
Proof, not theory
Our testers work the way attackers work: reconnaissance, initial access, privilege escalation, lateral movement and objective. The difference is that everything happens under a signed scope with defined rules of engagement and no damage to production.
You receive an executive summary your board can act on, a technical report with full reproduction steps, evidence for every finding, and a debrief call where your engineers can ask questions directly of the tester who found the issue. A remediation retest is included.
What is included
- External and internal network penetration testing
- Web application and API testing (OWASP Top 10 and beyond)
- Active Directory attack-path analysis
- Privilege escalation and lateral movement testing
- Executive and technical reporting with evidence
- Remediation retest of confirmed findings included
What you get out of it
- Demonstrated, not assumed, security posture
- Evidence for clients, insurers and regulators
- Attack paths closed before they are used
Frequently asked questions
Will testing disrupt our production systems?
Testing is conducted under agreed rules of engagement. Denial-of-service and destructive techniques are excluded by default, and we maintain a live communication channel throughout so anything unexpected is stopped immediately.
What standards do you follow?
Engagements are aligned to PTES, the OWASP Testing Guide and OSSTMM, and mapped to MITRE ATT&CK so findings connect directly to your detection coverage.
Is a retest included?
Yes. One remediation retest of the confirmed findings is included in the engagement, with an updated report issued afterwards. It needs to happen within the retest window agreed at kick-off, which is normally 90 days; beyond that the environment has usually changed enough to warrant a fresh test.
Ready to move on Penetration Testing?
We will scope it against your actual environment, not a generic package, and give you a fixed price before any work starts.