Penetration testing

Find the security holes before an attacker does

We test your website, apps and servers the way a real attacker would, then give you a clear report of what to fix.

Every system connected to the internet will be probed. The question is not whether, but when.

A penetration test (pentest) is a simulated attack we run with your permission. The goal is simple: find the holes first, then help you close them before anyone else can use them.

What we test

Website security check

A lighter review of configuration, software versions and known vulnerabilities. An affordable first step for a small business.

Web app & website pentest

A thorough manual test against the OWASP standard: authentication, access control, business logic and input handling.

Infrastructure pentest

Internet-facing servers and services: configuration, security patching, and services that should not be exposed.

Internal network pentest

Testing from inside your network, to see how far an attacker could move once they are in.

How it works

  1. Scope

    We agree first on what is tested, when, and the limits.

  2. Written permission

    Testing starts only after written approval and clear rules of engagement. We never test a system without permission.

  3. Testing

    We find and prove the holes, without disrupting your business.

  4. Report

    You get a report of the findings, ranked by risk, with how to reproduce each one and how to fix it.

  5. Free retest

    Once you have fixed them, we test again at no extra cost.

Read the full testing methodology →

Pricing

We set the price once the scope is agreed, because it depends on the size and complexity of your systems.