Offensive Security

Find Your Weaknesses Before Attackers Do

From single-day focused assessments to multi-month red team operations. We test your defenses the same way real attackers would — across networks, applications, wireless, physical security, and your people.

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Certified Testers
MITRE
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OWASP
Web App Testing
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Custom Scoped

Engagement Spectrum: From Focused Tests to Full Adversary Simulation

Every test is custom-built for your organization. Choose the depth and duration that matches your needs.

Focused Assessment

Single system or application

1-3 Days

Standard Pentest

Network or web app deep-dive

1-2 Weeks

Comprehensive Test

Multiple vectors, full scope

2-4 Weeks

Red Team Operation

Adversary simulation, minimal rules

1-3 Months

Continuous Testing

Ongoing assessment program

Continuous

Why Penetration Testing Matters

Vulnerability scanners find known issues. Penetration testing finds exploitable paths that lead to real business impact — the ones attackers actually use.

  • Validate your security controls actually work under attack
  • Meet compliance requirements for PCI-DSS, HIPAA, SOC 2, CMMC
  • Identify attack chains that combine low-risk issues into critical paths
  • Test your people — not just your technology
  • Prioritize remediation based on real exploitability

MITRE ATT&CK Kill Chain

We test every phase an attacker would use

Recon
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Weaponize
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Deliver
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Exploit
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Install
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Control
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Objective

Penetration Testing Services

We test everything — networks, applications, wireless, physical security, and your people. Each engagement is scoped to your specific environment and objectives.

Remote or Onsite

Network Penetration Testing

External and internal network assessment

  • External perimeter testing from the internet
  • Internal network testing (assume breach)
  • Active Directory attack path analysis
  • Privilege escalation and lateral movement
  • Network segmentation validation
  • Firewall and ACL bypass testing
Remote

Web Application Testing

OWASP-based application security

  • OWASP Top 10 vulnerability assessment
  • Authentication and session management
  • SQL injection and XSS testing
  • API security assessment (REST, GraphQL)
  • Business logic flaw identification
  • Source code review (if available)
Onsite Required

Wireless Security Testing

WiFi and radio frequency assessment

  • Wireless network enumeration and mapping
  • WPA2/WPA3 attack testing
  • Rogue access point detection
  • Evil twin and captive portal attacks
  • Wireless segmentation validation
  • Guest network isolation testing
Remote or Onsite

Social Engineering

Test the human element

  • Phishing campaigns (email, SMS, voice)
  • Pretexting and impersonation
  • Credential harvesting simulations
  • USB drop and media attacks
  • OSINT reconnaissance
  • Security awareness benchmarking
Onsite Required

Physical Security Testing

Real-world facility intrusion

  • Badge cloning and RFID attacks
  • Lock picking and bypass techniques
  • Tailgating and social engineering entry
  • Network implant device placement
  • Dumpster diving reconnaissance
  • Security camera and sensor testing
Full Spectrum

Red Team Operations

Adversary simulation — no holds barred

  • Multi-month adversary simulation
  • Combined cyber, physical, and social attacks
  • Custom malware and C2 infrastructure
  • Objective-based testing (data exfil, ransomware simulation)
  • Blue team/SOC detection testing
  • Full MITRE ATT&CK technique coverage

Physical Security Testing

Your cyber defenses mean nothing if someone can walk through the front door. We test every layer of your physical security — just like a determined attacker would.

Badge Cloning

RFID/NFC card duplication attacks

Lock Picking

Bypass physical locks and doors

Tailgating

Follow employees through secure areas

Device Planting

Drop network implants for remote access

Dumpster Diving

Recover sensitive documents and data

Impersonation

Pose as vendors, IT, or maintenance

Proven Methodologies

We follow industry-standard frameworks to ensure consistent, comprehensive, and repeatable results.

Adversary Tactics & Techniques

We map our testing to the MITRE ATT&CK framework, ensuring coverage of real-world attacker techniques. Our reports reference specific tactics and techniques so you can improve detection and response.

Web Application Security

All web application testing follows OWASP methodology, including the Top 10, Testing Guide, and API Security standards. We find vulnerabilities that automated scanners miss.

Certified Expertise

Our testers hold CompTIA PenTest+ certification, demonstrating proficiency in planning, scoping, vulnerability identification, exploitation, and reporting across network, web, and physical domains.

Our Process

A structured approach that delivers actionable results while keeping you informed throughout.

Scoping

Define objectives, targets, and rules of engagement

Reconnaissance

Gather intelligence on targets

Testing

Execute attacks against targets

Exploitation

Demonstrate real impact

Reporting

Detailed findings and remediation

Retest

Validate fixes are effective

What You Receive

Comprehensive documentation that drives real security improvement.

Executive Summary

Business-focused overview of findings, risk level, and strategic recommendations for leadership and board reporting.

Technical Report

Detailed findings with proof-of-concept evidence, attack paths, screenshots, and step-by-step reproduction instructions.

Remediation Guidance

Prioritized fix recommendations with specific technical steps, mapped to your environment and risk tolerance.

MITRE ATT&CK Mapping

Findings mapped to ATT&CK techniques so you can improve detection rules and security monitoring coverage.

Retest Validation

Post-remediation testing to verify fixes are effective. Work directly with your IT team or vendors as needed.

Debrief Session

Live walkthrough of findings with your technical and leadership teams, including Q&A and next steps discussion.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about our penetration testing services.

What's the difference between a penetration test and a red team engagement?
A penetration test focuses on finding vulnerabilities within a defined scope and timeframe — typically days to weeks. The goal is to identify as many security issues as possible in a specific system or network. A red team engagement simulates a real adversary over weeks or months, testing your entire security program — people, processes, and technology — with minimal rules of engagement. Red teams have specific objectives (like exfiltrating sensitive data) and test whether your defenses can detect and stop a determined attacker.
How long does a penetration test take?
Engagements range from single-day focused assessments to continuous testing programs. A typical network penetration test takes 1-2 weeks. Web application tests typically run 1-3 weeks depending on complexity. Full red team operations can span multiple months. We'll work with you to determine the right scope and timeline for your specific needs and budget.
Do you offer retesting after we fix the vulnerabilities?
Yes. Retesting can be included in the original engagement or scheduled separately. We can also work directly with your IT team or outside vendors during remediation to validate fixes as they're implemented — rather than waiting until the end to retest everything at once.
Will the test disrupt our production systems?
We take every precaution to avoid disruption. During scoping, we identify critical systems and define rules of engagement that protect production availability. For certain high-risk tests (like DoS simulation), we schedule during maintenance windows or test in isolated environments. That said, finding a vulnerability that could cause disruption is exactly what we're looking for — better we find it than an attacker.
Can you test from both external and internal perspectives?
Yes — and we recommend it. External testing simulates an attacker on the internet targeting your perimeter. Internal testing (often called "assume breach") simulates an attacker who has already gained a foothold inside your network — through phishing, a compromised vendor, or physical access. Testing from both perspectives gives you the most complete picture of your security posture.
How do physical security tests work?
Our physical security testers attempt to gain unauthorized access to your facilities using techniques real attackers use: badge cloning, lock picking, tailgating, impersonation, and more. All testing is conducted under strict rules of engagement with "get out of jail free" letters. We coordinate closely with your security team (or keep it blind to test detection) and document everything with photos and video for your records.

Ready to Test Your Defenses?

Every engagement is custom-scoped to your environment, objectives, and budget. Let's discuss what you're trying to protect and build a test that finds the real risks.

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