Scope setup
We confirm assets, roles, limits, test accounts and communication before testing starts.
Network security
Network Pentesting
External and internal testing for exposed services, weak configuration, attack paths and practical risk.
What we test
External and internal testing for exposed services, weak configuration, attack paths and practical risk.
- Authentication and session handling
- Authorization and role based access
- Business logic and abuse cases
- Sensitive data exposure
- Configuration and deployment issues
- Real impact validation
What you receive
You receive a clean report with affected URLs, steps to reproduce, impact, severity, proof and remediation guidance.
- Executive summary
- Technical findings
- Proof of concept evidence
- Risk based priority
- Developer friendly fixes
- Retest notes after patching
Process
How this assessment is handled.
Attack surface mapping
We map pages, APIs, roles, files, integrations and important user flows.
Manual exploitation
We test real attack paths by hand, not just scanner output.
Impact validation
We check if each issue has real risk and remove weak or duplicate findings.
Clear reporting
You receive simple steps, proof, impact, severity and fix guidance.
Retesting
After fixes, we verify the patch and help your team close the issue properly.
Detailed scope
Network Pentesting with enough detail to plan fast.
This section explains what we check, what we need and how the work helps your business team and developers.
Common risk areas
- Internet facing services
- Weak exposed panels
- TLS and service configuration
- Credential and access paths
- Segmentation issues
- Practical attack chains
What we need from you
- IP ranges and domains
- Testing window
- Allowed scanning limits
- Emergency contact during testing
What the final report answers
- What is the real issue
- Where it exists
- How it can be reproduced safely
- What impact it can create
- How your team can fix it
- What changed after retesting
Why teams book early
Do not wait until the client asks for proof.
If your product handles users, money, private data, internal dashboards or partner access, a late security review can delay sales, launches and trust. Early testing gives your team more control.
NowBook scope call
Share scope and goals.
NextManual assessment
Test real attack paths.
ThenFix and retest
Close issues with proof.
Start with a simple scope call
Book a scope call before the next release or client review.
Share your website, app or API scope. We will tell you what should be tested first, what risk areas matter most and what engagement model fits your timeline.
No pressure callClear scope guidanceFocused project slots