Penetration Testing
Structured attack simulation on your systems
Penetration testing is a methodical attack simulation where our experts attempt to breach your systems using the same techniques as real attackers. We apply standardized methodologies like PTES, OWASP and NIST.
Our penetration tests follow proven methodologies such as PTES, OWASP and NIST SP 800-115. This guarantees full coverage and results you can compare against international benchmarks. Each finding receives a CVSS score for objective prioritization.
For whom?
Organizations with compliance requirements (ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR) or those who want to periodically validate their security.
What is tested?
- ›External and internal systems
- ›Web applications and APIs
- ›Networks and firewalls
- ›Servers and endpoints
- ›Active Directory environments
- ›Cloud infrastructure
Our process
Scope & methodology definition
We define exactly which systems are tested and which methodology applies: black box, grey box or white box.
Scanning & enumeration
Systematically mapping all services, open ports, technologies and potential vulnerabilities in scope.
Vulnerability analysis
Each found vulnerability is manually validated to eliminate false positives and assess the actual exploitability.
Exploitation & impact assessment
We exploit confirmed vulnerabilities — controlled and documented — to demonstrate the real impact with proof of concept.
Reporting & re-test
Full report with CVSS scores, proof of concepts and remediation advice. Re-test after 30 days to validate confirmed fixes.
What do you receive?
Frequently asked questions
How long does a penetration test take?
A standard pentest takes 2-5 working days depending on scope. Larger environments may take longer. We provide an exact timeline in the quote.
What is the difference between black box and white box?
In black box, our tester has no knowledge of your systems — just like an external attacker. In white box, we share all technical information for maximum coverage. Grey box is in between.
Do I need a pentest for ISO 27001?
Yes, ISO 27001 and many other compliance frameworks (SOC 2, PCI DSS) require regular penetration tests as part of your security management system.