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WEB, APPLICATION & EXTERNAL PENTESTS

Test your defences. Know your priorities.

A penetration test simulates an attack within an authorised scope to identify exploitable weaknesses. Gain a practical view of your risks and the actions to take.

Define my testing scope

Scope and rules of engagement agreed before testing.

HOW WE HELP

Test what matters to your business.

01

Websites and portals

Authentication, data access and user journeys: we look for weaknesses that could compromise your service.

02

Business applications

We assess applications within the agreed scope, including access rights and data protection.

03

Internet-facing infrastructure

Servers, VPNs and public-facing services: identify potential entry points into your environment.

Penetration testing

What you receive.

  • A report explaining identified vulnerabilities and their impact.
  • Remediation recommendations ranked by priority.
  • A results presentation to help your team decide what to do next.

Websites and portals

Scope and rules of engagement agreed before testing.

Define my testing scope

HOW WE WORK

A clear framework, from start to finish.

  1. 01

    Scope

    Objectives, authorised assets, access, schedule and rules of engagement.

  2. 02

    Test

    Identify and validate vulnerabilities within the agreed scope.

  3. 03

    Explain

    Present findings and recommended fixes to your team.

CLEAR ANSWERS

Your first questions.

How long does a pentest take?

It depends on scope and complexity. Our engagements often involve 3 to 7 days of work. The estimate is specified in the quote.

Do you offer internal pentests?

Our offering covers web, application and external pentests. We agree which systems are included before each engagement.

Does a pentest guarantee there are no vulnerabilities?

No. A pentest assesses an agreed scope at a point in time. Its findings help reduce risk and guide remediation, but cannot guarantee absolute security.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Better security starts with a conversation.

Have a specific project or simply a few questions? Let’s discuss your situation and identify a useful next step.

Discuss your needsAn initial conversation, with no obligation.