How the service works
A vulnerability scan points to potential issues. A penetration test goes further by verifying whether a weakness can actually be exploited and what the impact could be on systems or data. The result is evidence and priorities, not just a scanner output.
Scope can include
Web applications
Business logic, authentication, authorisation, sessions and common vulnerability classes.
External infrastructure
Internet-facing services, configuration weaknesses and possible attack paths.
Internal network
Lateral movement, privileges, segmentation and resilience of internal services.
Re-test
Verification of agreed findings after remediation has been implemented.
How we work
Scope and rules
We agree objectives, scope, testing windows and prohibited actions.
Reconnaissance and analysis
We map the attack surface and identify potential vectors.
Controlled exploitation
We verify selected vulnerabilities and their real impact.
Report and re-test
We provide evidence and remediation guidance, then verify fixes.
Frequently asked questions
Can a penetration test damage a system?
The objective is controlled verification. Scope and techniques are selected to minimise impact on production systems.
How is a pentest different from a vulnerability scan?
A scan is mainly automated detection. A pentest adds analysis, chains weaknesses and performs controlled exploitation.
Will we receive technical evidence?
Yes. The report includes description, impact, technical evidence and recommended remediation.
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A short call is usually enough to determine whether this service fits your environment and what should be done first.
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