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Verifying security levels
Evaluate whether your systems can withstand real-world attacks.
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Identifying vulnerabilities
Detect weak points before they can be exploited.
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Preventing incidents
Reduce the risk of data breaches, system disruptions, and unauthorized changes.
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Ensuring business continuity
Maintain operational resilience in the face of cyberattacks.
Regularly assessing the resilience of systems against cyber threats is a key element of a company's security strategy, especially given the growing number of attacks and regulatory requirements such as NIS2 and DORA.
Verify the protection of your systems
Penetration tests help detect weak points before cybercriminals do, ensuring that your organization can function without disruptions.
Meet legal requirements
Regulations such as NIS2, GDPR, PCI DSS, and ISO27001 require the systematic implementation of security measures, including penetration testing.
Ensure business continuity
Early identification and elimination of vulnerabilities protect against system outages that could impact critical business processes.
Secure data and protect reputation
Identifying and addressing security vulnerabilities minimizes the risk of data leaks, costly incidents, and negative publicity.
Increase security awareness in the organization
Penetration tests provide IT teams with knowledge about real threats and highlight areas that require improvement, supporting the development of a security-conscious culture within the company.
Receive detailed recommendations
Each report includes clear and practical recommendations for eliminating vulnerabilities, tailored to the specifics of your system.
We offer four types of penetration tests tailored to different attack scenarios. These tests help identify vulnerabilities, assess security measures, and identify areas for improvement to better protect your organization.
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Black-Box testing
Simulates an external attacker with no prior system knowledge. Ideal for evaluating the security of external interfaces and public services.
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Gray-Box testing
Combines external testing with partial access (e.g., technical documentation or user accounts) to better understand system architecture and internal risks.
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White-Box testing
Performed with full access to source code, documentation, and system architecture. This type of testing allows for in-depth security analysis, identifying vulnerabilities that may be difficult to detect using other methods.
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"Slow" (Long-Term) testing
A simulation of prolonged hacker activity, where intrusion attempts are spread over time to remain undetected. This type of test evaluates the effectiveness of threat detection systems (e.g., SIEM) and incident response teams (SOC). Unlike standard tests, slow tests reflect realistic attack scenarios that require advanced analysis and patience, similar to real-world cyberattacks.
Our collaboration does not end with the delivery of a penetration test report. We act as a partner who actively supports the process of improving system security. Our goal is not only to identify threats, but also to ensure their effective remediation so that the organization can operate securely and to the highest standards.
Expert consultations: guidance in understanding the report and implementing remediation measures.
Re-testing: follow-up tests to verify that vulnerabilities have been effectively mitigated.
Continuous support: ongoing assistance until your security is fully optimized.
Each penetration testing project follows a structured, transparent process:
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Needs analysis and goal definition
We begin with a detailed discussion of your needs and expectations. Together, we define the goals of the test and what we want to accomplish with the project.
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Clarifying project scope
We define the scope of testing, environments, and completion criteria to ensure that all activities are fully aligned with your business needs.
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Project kick-off
We begin the project with a kickoff meeting to discuss the action plan, timeline, and team roles on both sides.
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Scope and environment verification
We check the readiness of the test environment and validate the defined scope to ensure that everything is in line with the defined objectives.
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Test execution
We conduct penetration testing transparently, providing clients with continuous visibility into progress at every stage.
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Findings report
We deliver a report containing detected vulnerabilities, remediation recommendations, risk assessment (CVSS), and references to CVE and OWASP Top 10, making it comprehensible for all stakeholders.
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Consultations
We review the report to ensure that your team fully understands and can effectively implement the recommendations to address identified vulnerabilities.
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Re-testing
We verify the effectiveness of the implemented security enhancements to ensure your system remains protected.
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Feedback after re-tests
We provide insights from re-tests that indicate which vulnerabilities have been successfully addressed and which require further attention.
Every project we undertake is equally important to us. We always strive to deliver solutions that not only enhance security but also provide a deep understanding of processes. Our references, certifications, and experience confirm that quality, responsibility, and understanding our clients' needs are the foundations of every collaboration with us.
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