Penetration testing services
Penetration testing for digital products and infrastructure
We find and validate realistic attack paths across applications, APIs, cloud, and corporate infrastructure before an attacker uses them.
Human-led testing, a clearly agreed scope, and reporting that helps stakeholders make decisions and carry remediation through.
01 / Coverage
What we test
We confirm boundaries and critical journeys before testing so the work reflects your business risk.
Applications and APIs
Web, REST, GraphQL, and mobile products: access, sessions, data, and business logic.
Infrastructure and AD
External perimeter, internal network, segmentation, Active Directory, and privilege paths.
Cloud environments
AWS, Azure, and GCP: IAM, data, networks, Kubernetes, serverless, and logging.
Focused assessments
A new release, critical component, remediation, or a specific threat scenario.
02 / Method
An assessment you can defend to engineers and auditors
We combine manual investigation, tooling, and evidence control. A specialist validates every reported finding.
- 01
Define the objective
Confirm the system, valuable assets, reason for testing, and decisions the result must support.
- 02
Agree the scope
Document roles, addresses, restrictions, windows, contacts, and safe-stop criteria.
- 03
Test and validate
Combine manual investigation with tooling and report only specialist-validated conclusions.
- 04
Reduce the risk
Explain priorities, work with delivery teams, and retest the implemented fixes.
03 / Outputs
Material built for decisions and remediation
The report explains risk to leaders and gives engineers reproducible steps without scanner noise.
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Threat and attack map
Critical assets, plausible entry points, and validated paths to impact.
Technical report
Evidence, reproduction, impact, and a concrete recommendation for every finding.
Executive brief
Material risks, priorities, and next steps expressed for business decisions.
Readout and retest
A working session with stakeholders and validation that critical paths are closed.
Which type of pentest do we need?
It depends on the critical asset and the most realistic entry point. During scoping we review the architecture and recommend one scope or a combined assessment.
How much does penetration testing cost?
Cost depends on scope, roles and integrations, environment, and depth. After a short discussion we provide a transparent estimate and statement of work.
How do you keep testing safe?
Work starts only after written authorization and agreed rules covering boundaries, windows, prohibited actions, rate limits, and emergency contacts.
Can we use the report for an audit or customer review?
Yes. We separate executive and technical detail and document the method, scope, constraints, and retest status.
Next step
Get a scoped assessment plan
Tell us about the system, timing, and reason for testing. We will clarify scope and recommend an engagement with no obligation.