Penetration Testing & Red Teaming
Find the gaps before an attacker does — with written authorization first.
Authorized penetration testing of networks, web applications, and wireless/RF environments, plus red-team engagements — delivered with a findings report, remediation guidance, and a retest.
The problem
You know your environment has weak spots — a service nobody remembers exposing, a web app that grew faster than its access controls, a wireless network that reaches the parking lot. What you don't know is which of them an attacker could actually use, or how far they could get once inside. A scanner hands you a long list with no sense of what matters. You need a clear answer you can act on.
The outcome
An evidence-backed picture of what an attacker could actually do in your environment, and a prioritized plan to fix it. Every engagement runs under a signed written authorization letter and rules of engagement we agree with you in advance, and we test only what is in scope. You get a findings report with remediation guidance your team can act on, then a retest to confirm the fixes hold.
What You Get
Testing scoped to your environment, and a report your team can act on.
Network Penetration Testing
External and internal testing of your hosts, services, and segmentation — what is exposed, and what can be reached from a foothold.
Web Application Testing
Testing of your web applications and APIs for authentication, authorization, input-handling, and business-logic flaws.
Wireless & RF Testing
Wi-Fi and other in-scope wireless and RF exposure, tested by a team that builds RF field software as its own product line.
Red-Team Engagements
Objective-based engagements that emulate a realistic adversary, testing your detection and response as well as your defenses.
Findings Report & Remediation Guidance
An executive summary, plus each finding with its severity, evidence, reproduction steps, and specific remediation guidance.
Retest
After your team remediates, we retest the reported findings and document which ones are resolved.
How It Works
Authorization and scope first — then testing, reporting, and a retest.
Authorize & Scope
We agree the scope and rules of engagement — targets, testing windows, and permitted methods — and you sign a written authorization letter. No signed authorization, no testing.
Test
We test only the systems in scope, within the agreed windows and rules of engagement.
Report
You receive the findings report with severity ratings, evidence, and remediation guidance, and we walk your team through it.
Retest
Once fixes are in, we retest the findings and confirm in writing what has been resolved.
Pricing
Scoped and quoted per engagement — agreed in writing before testing begins.
Cost depends on what is in scope: the networks, applications, and sites involved, and whether the engagement is a focused penetration test or a red-team exercise. Scope, rules of engagement, and price are all agreed in writing up front.
Frequently Asked Questions
The questions buyers actually ask — answered straight.
No. Every engagement runs under a signed written authorization letter from someone with the authority to grant it, and agreed rules of engagement that define the scope, the testing windows, and the methods allowed. We test only what is in scope — nothing else.
Ready to see what this looks like for your team?
A 30-minute intro call. Tell us what you want tested; we'll outline the scope, the rules of engagement, and what the engagement would cost.