Penetration testing for companies of all sizes. Uncover security flaws before they can be exploited by actual threats, ensuring that sensitive data remains protected and systems remain uncompromised.
Assess and secure your web applications by identifying vulnerabilities before attackers do.
Identify and fix security flaws in your mobile apps before they can be exploited.
Secure your IT infrastructure by uncovering and addressing hidden vulnerabilities.
Black box testing involves testing a system with no prior knowledge of its internal workings. A tester provides an input, and observes the output generated by the system under test.
Gray box testing is a method you can use to debug software and evaluate vulnerabilities. In this method, the tester has limited knowledge of the workings of the component being tested.
White box testing is an approach that allows testers to inspect and verify the inner workings of a software system—its code, infrastructure, and integrations with external systems.
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Penetration testing (or “pen testing”) is a controlled simulation of a cyberattack on your systems, applications, or network. It helps uncover vulnerabilities before malicious actors can exploit them. Organizations use it to strengthen security, meet compliance requirements, and protect sensitive data.
Most businesses benefit from at least one annual test. However, additional testing is recommended after major system updates, new application launches, or significant changes in infrastructure. High-risk industries may require more frequent assessments.
No. Tests are carefully planned to avoid disrupting business activities. If high-risk testing could cause interruptions, it’s performed in controlled windows with your approval. The goal is to identify weaknesses without affecting productivity.
You’ll receive a detailed report highlighting discovered vulnerabilities, their severity, and recommended remediation steps. Many providers also include a debrief session to walk through findings, answer questions, and ensure your team knows how to address the issues. Some even offer follow-up testing to verify fixes.