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Service brief

Penetration Testing

We test your defences the way an intruder would: physical, cyber and human. The result is a prioritized plan, not just a list of problems.

The capability

Physical penetration testing

We test the physical controls protecting a site: locks, barriers, cameras, sensors, the same way an intruder would, to expose weaknesses before someone with bad intent finds them first.

Cyber penetration testing

Our certified ethical hackers test networks, systems, and applications for exploitable vulnerabilities, then deliver a prioritized remediation plan ranked by what actually needs fixing first.

Phishing education campaigns

We run simulated phishing campaigns against your own staff to measure real-world susceptibility to credential theft and social engineering, with a full report and remediation guidance at the end. Nothing gathered during the exercise is used for any purpose beyond that report.

How an engagement runs

An engagement moves through five stages. Reconnaissance maps the target the way an outsider would see it. Scanning and enumeration identifies live systems, services and entry points. Gaining access exploits discovered weaknesses under rules of engagement agreed in advance. Maintaining access tests how long an intruder could persist undetected. Covering tracks assesses whether your monitoring would ever have caught it.

What you receive

An executive summary, a per-vulnerability risk rating, and a prioritized mitigation plan: what to fix first, and why.

When it fits

Organizations that need their physical, network, application or human defences tested under real conditions, not just reviewed on paper, before someone with bad intent finds the gap first.

Testing runs only under a written scope and the client’s own authorization; it isn’t a tool for responding to an attack already in progress. Where a breach is actively happening, that’s an incident response call, not a penetration test.

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Every case starts with a free, confidential consultation and a written scope before any work begins.