Penetration Testing & Audits
We attack your web apps, mobile apps and networks the way a real intruder would, then show you what we got into and how to close it.
A penetration test answers one practical question: if a capable person tried to break into this today, how far would they get?
A scanner can only tell you what might be wrong. We go further and exploit the problem, so you can see what it really allows and decide what to fix first. If you are comparing providers, including us, our guide on what to ask before you buy a penetration test should help.
What we test
- Web applications and APIs: access control, authentication, business logic and injection.
- Mobile apps: the app itself, how it stores data and the APIs behind it.
- Network infrastructure: what can be reached from outside, and how far someone can move once inside.
- Security audits: a structured review of configuration and controls, for when an attack simulation isn’t what you need.
How an engagement runs
- Scope. We agree what you want to learn, what is in bounds and what is off limits, in a signed authorisation.
- Test. We work the way an attacker would, using tools where they help and manual testing where they can’t.
- Warn. If we find something critical, we tell you that day rather than waiting for the report.
- Report. You get every finding ranked by real risk to your business, with proof and a specific fix.
- Retest. After you have fixed the problems, we run the attacks again to confirm the fixes hold.
What you receive
- A plain-language summary for leadership
- Technical findings your developers can reproduce
- A clear statement of what was and wasn’t tested
- A walkthrough with your team
What this can’t do
A penetration test describes your systems as they were on the days we tested them. It can’t prove you are secure, and we won’t claim that it does. It gives you a realistic picture and a prioritised list of what to do next.