Service
Vulnerability scanning and penetration testing
Structured vulnerability scanning and hands-on penetration testing, performed by our own team rather than handed off to a subcontractor you never meet. Findings you can act on, not a scanner printout with your logo on it.
What it covers
Testing that goes past what a scanner alone can tell you
Automated scanning finds known vulnerabilities. It does not tell you what an attacker could actually do with them. Our engagements combine both: scheduled scanning for coverage, and manual testing for the exploitation paths that only a person looking for them will find.
External and internal vulnerability scanning
Authenticated and unauthenticated scans across your external attack surface and internal network segments, run on a defined cadence rather than a single point-in-time snapshot.
Network penetration testing
Manual, hands-on testing of external and internal network infrastructure, confirming what is actually exploitable rather than stopping at what an automated scan flags.
Web application penetration testing
Testing of custom and third-party web applications against the OWASP Top 10 and the business-logic flaws that automated scanners consistently miss.
Microsoft 365 and Entra ID security testing
Configuration review and attack-path testing specific to M365 tenants: Conditional Access gaps, privileged identity exposure, and misconfigurations a generic network test would not surface.
Remediation guidance and retesting
Findings prioritized by actual risk, not just severity score, with a retest once fixes are in place to confirm the issue is closed rather than just reported as closed.
Compliance-aligned reporting
Findings and evidence formatted for the requirement driving the engagement: a CMMC assessment, a SOC 2 audit, or a cyber insurance renewal questionnaire.
How a testing engagement runs
1. Scoping call
We define what is in scope (external, internal, web application, M365), agree on rules of engagement, and set the testing window.
2. Testing window
The scanning and manual testing work itself, typically one to two weeks depending on scope. Our own testers, not a subcontracted team.
3. Findings report
A written report with prioritized findings, an exploitation narrative for critical issues, and remediation guidance your team can act on directly.
4. Retest
A follow-up pass to confirm remediated findings are actually closed, not just marked closed on a spreadsheet.
Evidence of what is actually exploitable, not just what is patched
Tell us what needs testing.
Whether it is an annual scan for a compliance requirement or a full penetration test ahead of a renewal, we will scope the engagement to what actually needs testing.