Have experts review and report on how to best secure and control an applications’ security.
Our expert team is ready to assess your application’s security from multiple angles to ensure thorough protection. We identify and address potential risks across critical areas—business processes, payment solutions, vulnerabilities, personal data handling, and more.
Receive a complete report on where your efforts should be focused and understand where to solve problems in the upstream process of development and procurement. Ensure the knowledge gap is bridged by having experts hand off vulnerability findings in workshops, or let them participate during the engagement.
What You Receive: A Comprehensive Report and Guidance
Our penetration testing offers clarity on your application’s risk exposure. The final report includes:
- Executive Summary: An overview of identified risks with recommendations for immediate and long-term actions.
- Prioritized Vulnerability List: A color-coded, prioritized list of vulnerabilities with ratings based on factors such as confidentiality, availability, and integrity impacts. Each vulnerability is assessed for exploitability, authentication requirements, network exposure, and more.
- Detailed Vulnerability Descriptions: Explanations on how vulnerabilities were exploited, the associated risks, and suggested short- and long-term remediation steps.
- Comprehensive Appendix: A low-level, detailed appendix describing the testing process and workflow, ideal for support teams or others interested in the engagement’s methodology.
Getting Started: Scope and Initial Steps
If you haven’t yet mapped your organization’s digital footprint, we recommend starting there. Once the scope is defined, we proceed with a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) and contract. These protect your sensitive information while granting us explicit permission for this offensive security activity.
Our penetration testing covers a range of targets:
- New services, releases, and deployments as part of the Software Development Life Cycle or as ad-hoc assessments.
- Web applications with uncertain vulnerability status.
- Networks hosting various services.
- Mobile applications and their APIs.
Ready to Start?
If you’re new to this process, consider starting with a digital footprint assessment. Otherwise, reach out, and we’ll set up the initial steps.
