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Penetration testing

We attack your systems in a controlled way — adversary-simulated, not an automated scan dump — and show what a real attacker can actually reach. Afterwards you get a professional report you can act on.

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What is penetration testing?

A penetration test (pentest) is a controlled, authorised security test where we try to break into your systems the same way a real attacker would. The goal is to find the vulnerabilities — in applications, APIs, infrastructure and configuration — before anyone with bad intentions does.

Our approach

We combine experienced security specialists with our own AI agent that tests using the same procedures our people use. That gives you both human insight and the speed and endurance of a machine — adapted to your technology and programming languages.

What you get

  • A professional report — not raw scanner output
  • Prioritised findings with risk assessment and CVSS
  • Concrete, actionable recommendations
  • A retest that verifies the gaps are closed
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Frequently asked questions

What does a penetration test cost?

The price depends on the scope — number of systems, applications and attack surfaces. We give a fixed quote after a short scoping conversation. Contact us for a no-obligation proposal.

How long does a penetration test take?

A typical test takes from a few days to a couple of weeks depending on scope. We agree on a timeline and rules of engagement before we start.

What's the difference between vulnerability scanning and penetration testing?

A vulnerability scan is automated and finds known weaknesses. A penetration test goes further: we exploit the weaknesses manually to show the real risk and attack path — not just a list of possible problems.

Do you test in production?

We can test in both production and test environments. We always agree on scope, timing and precautions in advance so operations aren't disrupted.

Do we get a report?

Yes. Every test ends with a professional report of prioritised findings, risk assessment, documentation and concrete recommendations — plus an offer of a retest.

Is a penetration test required for ISO 27001, NIS2 or PCI DSS?

Penetration testing is often required or strongly recommended under standards like ISO 27001, NIS2 and PCI DSS. We help you test and document it so you can demonstrate compliance to your auditor.

How often should you run a penetration test?

Typically at least once a year, plus after any major change to your systems or infrastructure. We advise on the right cadence for your risk profile.

What do you test — web, API, mobile, network and cloud?

We test web applications, APIs, mobile apps, networks, infrastructure and cloud setups. We agree the exact scope with you in advance.

What do we need to prepare before a penetration test?

Very little. We align on scope, access and timing with you — then we handle the rest. You don't need to tidy up your systems first; we want to see them as they really are.

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