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Penetration Testing
Ethical attacks on web, API and infrastructure from a real attacker's perspective.
What you get
- Executive summary for non-technical decision makers
- Detailed technical write-up with reproducible steps
- Risk rating prioritised using CVSS 4.0
- Concrete, implementable remediation guidance
- Free re-test after remediation
Penetration Testing
01Overview
What it is and why it matters
In a penetration test (pentest) we act as ethical hackers and try to break into your systems using real attacker techniques, under controlled, safe conditions. The goal is simple: we find the vulnerabilities first, before a malicious attacker does.
What we cover
- Web applications (OWASP Top 10:2025, business logic, authorisation)
- REST and GraphQL APIs, authentication and token handling
- Internal and external network infrastructure
- Cloud configuration and containers (Docker, CI/CD)
- Mobile and thick-client applications on request
02Process
A transparent process, usable results
01
Scoping
A short workshop: environment, risks, goals.
02
Testing
Manual and automated testing, like a real attacker.
03
Reporting
A prioritised report for leadership and developers.
04
Re-test
A free verification after remediation.
03FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a penetration test and a vulnerability assessment?
A vulnerability assessment mostly uses automated tools to map known issues, while a penetration test also attacks manually and creatively, exploiting flaws and business-logic weaknesses. A pentest goes deeper; a vulnerability assessment is broader and runs more frequently.
Will the test disrupt our live systems?
We test within agreed time windows, carefully, and flag risky steps in advance. Where available, we often recommend a staging environment instead of production.
How often should we run a pentest?
At least once a year, and after every major change (new feature, architecture change, migration). Compliance requirements may mandate a stricter cadence.
How much does a pentest cost?
Pentest pricing depends on scope: how many applications, APIs or network segments are tested, and to what depth. After a short, free scoping call you get a fixed quote with no hidden costs, and the re-test after fixes is always free.
Curious where the gaps are in your systems?
Book a free, no-obligation consultation. We reply within 24 hours.