Web applications
Portals, authenticated flows, roles, sessions and critical functions.
Penetration Testing
Penetration Testing for companies with prioritized findings and verifiable remediation.
We validate real exposure across web, APIs, infrastructure, cloud and mobile. The outcome combines technical evidence, executive interpretation, an actionable backlog and re-testing within the agreed scope.
What your team receives
- Private technical report and executive summary.
- Findings prioritized by exploitability and impact.
- Remediation plan with clear next steps.
- One re-test within approximately 30 days.
Indicative investment
USD 1,900 to USD 10,000
Typical duration
Approximately 3 weeks
Re-test
1 re-test included within scope
Scopes
Choose the surface you need to validate.
Final scope is confirmed after reviewing assets, roles, permissions, operational restrictions and the business objective.
APIs
Endpoints, authentication, authorization, integrations and data exposure.
Infrastructure
External perimeter, published services, configuration and exposed surface.
Cloud
Cloud configurations and controls when the environment and permissions allow it.
Mobile
Mobile applications based on technology, architecture and validation objective.
Service levels
Three levels to keep the engagement right-sized.
The right level depends on the surface, external pressure and actual remediation capacity. The proposal confirms depth, exclusions and conditions.
01
PenTest Starter
For a first validation or a limited surface.
- Scope
- Web, API or limited external perimeter.
- Outcome
- Executive and technical report, priorities and initial remediation plan.
02
PenTest Pro
For multiple assets, enterprise customers or stronger evidence.
- Scope
- Web, APIs, perimeter, infrastructure or cloud depending on scope.
- Outcome
- Greater depth, executive interpretation and remediation follow-up.
03
Red Team Lite
For more mature organizations with a defined impact scenario.
- Scope
- Focused exercise with specific objectives and rules of engagement.
- Outcome
- Controlled validation of impact, detection and response.
Process
From scope to finding closure.
Define
We agree on assets, roles, permissions, window, restrictions and rules of engagement.
Validate
We perform authorized, controlled testing against the approved scope.
Prioritize
We deliver reproducible findings, executive interpretation and a remediation backlog.
Revalidate
We review fixes within the window and assets included in the original scope.
Proof of work
The report should enable decisions, not add noise.
In an anonymized case, a company needed to validate exposure under external pressure and translate the result into priorities that leadership and technology could act on.
- Scope and assumptions agreed before execution.
- Private technical report and executive summary.
- Prioritized backlog with owners and next steps.
- Published outcomes without exploitable information.
Experiences related to Penetration Testing
“Their assessment was sharp, detailed, and refreshingly easy to act on. We came away more secure and far better informed. Exactly the expertise we were hoping for.”
“The service is very detailed and the report is clear. Very good report.”
“They carried out a penetration testing activity professionally.”
Before starting
A healthy scope needs an objective, authorization and remediation capacity.
Move forward when
- Assets and the business objective are clear.
- Authorization and a technical contact are available during testing.
- The company can prioritize and fix findings after the report.
Clarify first when
- Critical assets or baseline controls are unknown.
- There are no owners or remediation capacity.
- PenTesting is expected to replace a complete security program.
The service does not guarantee the absence of vulnerabilities or incidents. It only runs with authorization, rules of engagement and approved scope.
Download the scope checklistFrequently asked questions
When should we run a PenTest?
When assets, permissions, business objective and remediation capacity are clear.
When should we start with GAP?
When critical assets, baseline controls, owners or remediation capacity are unclear.
Does a PenTest guarantee absence of incidents?
No. It is a point-in-time validation inside a broader risk management program.
Let us define a scope that produces actionable decisions.
In a short conversation we review the objective, assets, permissions, urgency and remediation capacity before preparing the proposal.