Advanced Penetration Testing
A penetration test answers one critical question: do your security controls actually work? We assess web and mobile applications, network infrastructure, IoT/OT systems and connected vehicles. Every project concludes with a detailed report containing prioritized recommendations and a re-test to confirm the effectiveness of implemented fixes.
How does it add value to your organisation?
Through rigorous assessments, we identify vulnerabilities that could jeopardise your organisation's financial and legal standing. Our actionable insights guide you in effective risk mitigation strategies.
Utilising real-world attack simulations, we evaluate the security posture of your infrastructure and operational processes. This dual approach allows us not only to identify but also to remediate vulnerabilities, ensuring the highest level of data security.
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Benefits of penetration testing
Security certification
Assurance that applications, infrastructure, or IoT/OT devices adhere to global security benchmarks. Vetted and primed for deployment.
Threat containment
Efficiently pinpoint and address security gaps, diminishing the likelihood of cyber breaches and safeguarding sensitive client data.
Regulatory risk reduction
Avoid financial repercussions associated with non-compliance to contemporary security standards and regulations.
Future-proofing your business
Establish a fortified foundation for your organisation's growth and evolution.
Andrzej Bąkowski
PERN
Mateusz Staśto
Alten Polska
Magdalena Klimczak
Główny Instytut Górnictwa
Jakub Cieśla
Exact Systems
Przemysław Kamiński
BNP Paribas
Wojciech Śpiewak
Marketing Investment Group
Project timeline
Understanding each organisation's distinctiveness is pivotal. Our services are meticulously tailored to align with an organisation's specific operational and technological landscape.
Initiation
Kick-off meeting to define business and security objectives, along with the scope of the penetration test.
Test execution
Reconnaissance, threat modelling, and execution are based on established tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP).
Review & action plan
Workshop to discuss findings and recommended actions.
Comprehensive reporting
Final report consolidating all findings, observations, and recommendations.
Re-testing
Included in the project cost: entails a follow-up test post-recommended modifications to validate the efficacy of the implemented changes.
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Queries?
Browse our FAQ section for common queries. If your question isn't addressed, feel free to write to us or call us. We're here to assist you.
A penetration test is an active attempt to exploit a system using techniques applied by real-world attackers. A vulnerability scan is an automated process that identifies known weaknesses without attempting exploitation. A penetration test provides a more comprehensive security assessment because it verifies whether identified vulnerabilities can actually be exploited.
A full project typically lasts between 5 and 21 business days, depending on scope and complexity. The testing phase itself usually takes 4–20 business days. The timeline also includes project kickoff, reporting and a results workshop.
Yes. Every project includes a re-test after remediation to confirm that vulnerabilities have been properly addressed. The re-test phase typically takes up to 2 business days.
Our testers hold internationally recognized certifications including OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional), OSWE (Offensive Security Web Expert) and CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker).
We recommend conducting penetration testing at least once per year and after any significant changes to infrastructure, applications or network architecture. In regulated industries such as finance and automotive, testing may be required more frequently.