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Penetration Testing Services
Authorized, controlled adversary simulation performed by certified security practitioners. We test what attackers would target, document what we find, and give you clear remediation guidance — not just a list of CVE numbers.
What's Included
- Internal network penetration testing simulates a post-breach attacker targeting Active Directory, lateral movement paths, and privilege escalation to domain admin.
- External network testing attacks your public-facing perimeter from the internet — the same vantage point a real attacker would start from.
- Wireless testing covers your Wi-Fi infrastructure including rogue access point detection, encryption configuration analysis, and client-side attack techniques.
- Social engineering engagements including phishing simulations and pretexting campaigns to assess how well your people and processes hold up against manipulation.
- A collaborative scoping call to define targets, constraints, and rules of engagement before any testing begins, so there are no surprises.
- Written rules of engagement that define testing boundaries, emergency contacts, and legal authorization so the engagement is clearly documented from day one.
- A detailed findings report that walks through each vulnerability with proof of exploitation, risk rating, and specific remediation steps — not just a scanner output.
- An executive summary written for leadership that communicates overall risk posture in plain language without requiring technical expertise to interpret.
- Specific, actionable remediation guidance for every finding, prioritized by severity so your team knows what to fix first.
Team Certifications
CISSPGCFA
Who It's For
- Companies with PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOC 2, or CMMC requirements that mandate annual penetration testing as part of their compliance program.
- Organizations that have been through a security incident and need to understand what else an attacker could reach from their current position.
- Businesses that have invested in security tools and controls and want independent, adversarial validation that those investments are actually working.
- Companies onboarding enterprise customers who require evidence of third-party penetration testing as part of their vendor security due diligence process.