A vulnerability scanner tells you what might be wrong. A penetration test proves what an attacker could actually do. Our engineers safely simulate real attacks, then translate the findings into a plan you can act on.
What's included
We probe your internet-facing systems the way an outside attacker would, from reconnaissance to attempted exploitation.
We model an attacker who is already inside, whether through phishing or a rogue device, and measure how far they could move.
We test your applications against the OWASP Top 10 and business-logic flaws that automated tools cannot find.
With your approval, we test the human layer through phishing and pretext calls, because most breaches start with a person.
You get a clear report that ranks issues by real risk, not raw severity, so you fix what matters first.
After you close the gaps, we retest to confirm they are actually fixed.
Done right, and done with you
Questions, answered
At least annually, and after any major change to your network or applications. Some compliance frameworks require it on a set schedule.
No. Testing is scoped, scheduled, and carefully controlled. We coordinate with you throughout and stop immediately if anything looks risky.
A scan is automated and lists potential issues. A penetration test is performed by engineers who chain weaknesses together to show what a real attacker could achieve.