Even strong internal teams benefit from an external perspective. Our penetration testing services help you find and fix vulnerabilities before an attacker does, with clear, practical guidance your team can act on.
Senior-led testing across healthcare, fintech, and SaaS environments
Clear remediation guidance that your team can act on immediately
Findings mapped to HIPAA, SOC 2, and HITRUST requirements
We tailor penetration testing services to your environment, regulatory drivers, and business goals. Common engagement types include:
Assess customer-facing and internal web applications for issues like injection flaws, broken access control, authentication weaknesses, and insecure session handling.
Evaluate your APIs for authentication and authorization gaps, data exposure, and logic issues that attackers frequently target.
Test your external perimeter and internal networks to identify exploitable services, misconfigurations, and insecure network paths.
Penetration testing services are often a key expectation for organizations working under frameworks like HIPAA, SOC 2, and HITRUST. They help validate that your technical safeguards are operating effectively, not just written into policies.
We start with a short conversation to define your goals, in-scope systems, data sensitivity, and compliance drivers. This ensures the penetration test reflects your real-world risk and constraints.
We identify visible assets, technologies, and potential entry points the way an attacker would, building a practical map of your environment.
Using a mix of automated tooling and manual techniques, we attempt to exploit vulnerabilities and, where appropriate, move laterally to understand how far an attacker could go.
We validate findings to reduce false positives and document business impact in clear language for both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
You receive a structured report with risk ratings, attack paths, and prioritized remediation guidance so your team knows exactly what to do next.
If needed, we can support remediation planning and perform focused retesting to confirm issues are resolved and provide updated evidence for auditors and customers.
Penetration testing is only useful if the results lead to improvements. At the end of an engagement, you can expect:
Talk with our team about how penetration testing can validate your controls and provide the evidence auditors and customers expect.