Network Penetration Test
External and internal network assessments targeting firewalls, routers, switches, exposed services, and lateral movement paths. We enumerate what’s reachable and prove what’s exploitable.
// We break it before attackers do.
Most penetration testing firms price small and medium-sized businesses out of the market entirely — treating a thorough security assessment as a luxury only enterprise clients can afford. We’ve built our practice to bridge that gap. The threat doesn’t scale with your budget; the assessment should. Beyond business sense, compliance is driving demand: CMMC Level 2 requires third-party assessments for any contractor handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). Healthcare organizations face HIPAA breach liability. Payment processors face PCI-DSS scope creep. And across every vertical, attackers are automating their reconnaissance while defenders are still catching up. A professional penetration test tells you — with evidence, not theory — exactly where you stand before someone with worse intentions finds out first.
External and internal network assessments targeting firewalls, routers, switches, exposed services, and lateral movement paths. We enumerate what’s reachable and prove what’s exploitable.
Manual and tool-assisted testing of web apps against OWASP Top 10 and beyond: injection flaws, broken authentication, SSRF, IDOR, business logic abuse, and insecure direct object references.
Realistic pretexting campaigns, spear-phishing simulations, and vishing tests against your staff. Identifies human-layer exposure before a real threat actor exploits it.
Full enumeration of your internet-facing footprint — domains, subdomains, exposed ports, leaked credentials, and certificate transparency findings — from an attacker’s perspective.
Simulates a compromised endpoint or insider threat. We map Active Directory, hunt for misconfigurations, test privilege escalation paths, and identify lateral movement opportunities.
AWS, Azure, and GCP configuration assessments targeting IAM misconfigurations, overly permissive storage buckets, exposed APIs, and insecure secrets management.
Penetration testing scoped to CMMC Level 2, HIPAA Security Rule, and PCI-DSS requirements. Delivers the documented evidence your assessor or auditor needs.
After you fix identified vulnerabilities, we retest to confirm closure. Not a new engagement — included as part of the original assessment so you can show verified remediation.
Wi-Fi security testing targeting WPA2/WPA3 configurations, rogue access point detection, Evil Twin scenarios, and wireless client attacks. We assess both the RF environment and the network architecture it connects to.
We follow a structured, rules-of-engagement-driven process. Every engagement begins with a signed scope document and ends with verified remediation — nothing happens outside agreed boundaries.
DoD suppliers handling CUI must demonstrate third-party security assessment under CMMC Level 2. A penetration test is evidence — not optional.
HIPAA doesn’t mandate pen testing by name, but the Security Rule requires a thorough risk analysis. Documented exploitation findings satisfy that requirement far better than a checklist.
Banks, RIAs, credit unions, and payment processors face PCI-DSS scope requirements and GLBA safeguards rules that increasingly point to external testing as table stakes.
If you collect names, SSNs, payment card numbers, or health records, your liability in a breach is proportional to how well you tested your own defenses beforehand.
Client confidentiality is a professional obligation. A compromised matter file or leaked M&A deal is a reputational catastrophe. Pen tests are increasingly required by large corporate clients as a vendor condition.
Beyond CMMC, many federal contract vehicles, GSA schedules, and agency-specific security requirements include penetration testing as a contractual obligation or evaluation criterion.
Every engagement delivers a complete, actionable package — not a wall of scanner output with a cover page stapled to it.
These are the standards and frameworks we work from. Reviewing them yourself will help you ask better questions of any pen testing provider:
We’ll define the target, answer your questions, and give you a clear picture of what a professional assessment covers — before you commit to anything.