A vulnerability scan is automated: it flags known weaknesses and misconfigurations at scale, but it cannot tell you what an attacker could actually do with them. A penetration test adds expert manual work on top: we validate each finding, chain issues together, test business logic and measure the real-world impact. We use automated tools as the foundation and human testing for depth.

In a black box test we start with no prior knowledge, just like an external attacker. Grey box gives us partial information or user-level access, and white box gives us full visibility, such as documentation or source code. The right choice depends on your goals and the system being tested, and we recommend one during the first call.

We test critical vulnerabilities in a controlled way, to confirm they exist and measure their impact, not to cause damage. Scope is agreed with you before we start. Any system that needs special care is handled exactly as agreed.

You receive a technical report for your engineering team and an executive report for management, covering findings, risks and recommended next steps. Findings are prioritized by risk, so your team knows what to fix first.

Yes. Fix verification is part of our follow-up stage: once your team has applied the fixes, we recheck the vulnerabilities to confirm the remediation is complete and lasting.

Nothing is tested until the scope and rules of engagement are agreed with you: which systems are in scope, what is off-limits, when we test and who to contact if something comes up. Confidentiality is part of that agreement.

Send us a message or book a call, and we will get back to you within one business day. We discuss your goals and scope, then send you a tailored proposal. Cost and duration depend on the scope, so we only quote once we understand what needs testing.