Penetration Testing
Manual, in-depth, evidence-based penetration testing across web, mobile, API, network, wireless, IoT, ICS/SCADA, cloud and Kubernetes environments — extending to ATM/kiosk, payment infrastructure and embedded/autonomous systems, as well as DDoS simulation and social engineering — conducted under the OWASP, PTES and NIST methodologies.
Last reviewed: 2026-09-11
Overview
Our penetration testing service tests your systems from the perspective of a real attacker under controlled conditions, surfacing exploitable vulnerabilities before an adversary finds them. Automated scanning is only the starting point; the real value emerges in the in-depth exploitation and attack-chain scenarios that our expert team carries out by hand.
We run testing across a broad scope — from web and mobile applications to APIs, from internal and external networks to wireless infrastructure, from IoT and ICS/SCADA systems to cloud and Kubernetes environments, and from ATM/kiosk terminals to payment infrastructure and embedded/autonomous systems. We also assess resilience through DDoS testing/simulation and the human layer through social engineering (phishing/human-factor) scenarios.
We ground every engagement in industry-standard methodologies such as OWASP, PTES and NIST, document every finding with proof, and validate remediation through a retest afterward.
We tailor every engagement to the access level your goals call for: black-box assessments start with no prior access to mirror an external attacker, gray-box engagements begin from a standard user account or API credential to test what an authenticated user could reach, and white-box reviews add source code and architecture context for maximum coverage. The PTES scoping phase is where the access level, rules of engagement and testing windows get agreed with you before any testing begins.
Scope
We combine test types to cover your entire attack surface:
- Web application and API penetration testing (OWASP Top 10, business logic vulnerabilities).
- Mobile application testing (iOS and Android, client and server side).
- Internal and external network penetration testing.
- Wireless (Wi-Fi) infrastructure testing.
- IoT and embedded device security testing.
- ICS/SCADA and operational technology (OT) testing.
- Cloud (AWS/Azure/GCP) and Kubernetes configuration and attack testing.
- ATM and kiosk penetration testing: physical and logical attack surface, cash-out (jackpotting) scenarios.
- Payment infrastructure penetration testing: cardholder data flow, POS and payment gateway security.
- Embedded and autonomous system penetration testing: hardware, firmware and communication layer.
- DDoS testing/simulation: volumetric, protocol and application layer resilience testing.
- Social engineering testing: phishing, vishing and scenario-based human-factor assessments.
- Authentication, session management and access-control testing (OWASP Top 10 broken authentication and broken access-control categories) across the web and API scope.
- API-specific testing: REST and GraphQL endpoint enumeration, authorization-bypass checks (IDOR/BOLA) and rate-limiting checks, as part of the same web and API engagement.
- Cloud identity and access management (IAM) misconfiguration testing and privilege-escalation path mapping across AWS, Azure and GCP, as part of the cloud and Kubernetes scope.
Methodology
We base our testing on repeatable, measurable and industry-recognized standards:
- OWASP (WSTG/MASTG) — web and mobile application testing guides.
- PTES — the penetration testing execution standard: an end-to-end process from reconnaissance to reporting.
- NIST SP 800-115 — the technical security testing and assessment framework.
- Scoping: clarifying objectives, rules of engagement and testing windows.
- In-depth manual exploitation: attack-chain scenarios and business logic attacks.
- Peer review: every finding is cross-checked against the OWASP WSTG/MASTG and NIST SP 800-115 checklists before the report reaches you, so nothing a named methodology calls for is skipped.
- Attack-chain reconstruction: individual findings are linked into the same multi-step path a real attacker would follow, consistent with the PTES exploitation and reporting phases.
- Retest cycle: each remediated finding is verified against the same methodology used in the original engagement before the engagement is considered closed.
Deliverables
At the end of the engagement, we leave your organization a concrete, prioritized and verifiable action plan:
- Executive summary: risk overview and business impact.
- Technical findings: CVSS-based prioritization and proof for every vulnerability.
- Step-by-step reproduction and proof-of-concept exploitation.
- Concrete remediation recommendations.
- Post-remediation validation via a free retest.
- Findings mapped, where useful, into the SecFlowX vulnerability-management module for CVSS-based prioritization, deduplication and remediation lifecycle tracking rather than living only in a static PDF.
- Full evidence package, including screenshots, request/response captures and exploitation logs, retained for internal audit and comparison against the free retest.
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