You cannot fix what you do not find. While firewalls and antivirus are essential, they are defensive measures. To truly understand your risk, you need to think like an attacker.
Our **Security Testing** services validate your defenses by simulating real-world attacks. Whether you need a monthly automated sweep to catch missing patches or a deep-dive manual penetration test to satisfy an auditor, we provide the "Proof of Insecurity" you need to prioritize your fixes.
We offer two distinct levels of testing depending on your budget and compliance needs.
The "Automated Sweep." We use industry-standard scanners (like Nessus/OpenVAS) to identify low-hanging fruit: missing patches, misconfigured SSL, and default passwords. Best for regular monthly hygiene.
The "Human Hack." A certified ethical hacker attempts to manually bypass your defenses. We look for logic flaws and chained vulnerabilities that automated scanners miss. Required for PCI-DSS and ISO 27001.
We test your customer-facing portals and APIs for OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities, such as SQL Injection (SQLi) and Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), ensuring your client data is safe.
We test from both perspectives: External (what can a hacker see from the internet?) and Internal (what can a rogue employee or infected laptop access inside your office?).
We agree on the targets (IPs/URLs) and the "Rules of Engagement" to ensure safety.
We perform the scan or manual test during the agreed window (often after hours).
You get a technical report for IT and an executive summary for the Board.
We just need the number of IPs or URLs to give you a fixed-price quote.
Think of a Scan as a security guard walking around checking if doors are locked—it's automated and covers the basics. A Penetration Test is like hiring a master lockpicker to try and break in. A scan finds missing patches; a pentest finds logic flaws that hackers use to steal data.
We prioritize safety first. We use "non-destructive" testing methods whenever possible. For sensitive production environments, we can schedule testing after-hours or on weekends to ensure your business operations are never impacted.
For most SMEs, an annual (once a year) deep-dive Penetration Test is standard best practice. However, we recommend running automated Vulnerability Scans monthly to catch new issues that arise between the big annual tests.
You receive two documents. First, a Technical Report for your IT team with step-by-step instructions on how to fix every issue found. Second, an Executive Summary written in plain English (no jargon) for management, explaining the business risk and overall security score.
