02 / FIND THE PATH IN. PROVE IT IS CLOSED.

Penetration Testing & Red Teaming

Find what an attacker would find, and what they would do next.

Penetration testing, often called pentesting, shows how weaknesses in your systems can become an attack. We test external and internal networks, web applications, APIs, cloud environments, operational technology, connected devices, and vendor software. A coordinated engagement can connect findings across those environments under one report. Red Team Operations tests agreed attacker objectives through full-scope campaigns, assumed breach exercises, and detection and response validation. Start with penetration testing before a compliance cycle, customer review, or major release. Choose red teaming when you need to measure how your defenders detect and contain a determined attacker. Findings include evidence, clear fixes, and a retest.

THE WORK BEHIND THE SERVICE

What we do.
What you can use.

Agree scope and rules of engagement in writing

Every engagement opens with a written scope: the domains, ranges, accounts, applications, or objectives, plus rules of engagement covering lockout thresholds, allowlisting, cloud provider notification windows, and halt criteria. Red team work adds executive authorization and a deconfliction code word. You name one stop contact and can pause at any time.

Test by hand, coordinated with your team

The principal who scoped the work performs it. Automated tools widen coverage, but every finding is confirmed by hand with evidence, never taken from a scan report. Red team actions are logged with timestamps and accounts and mapped to a recognized attacker playbook, so the whole timeline can be replayed alongside your defenders.

Keep the evidence that it is closed

You keep an attack narrative, findings with reproduction steps, a clear severity rating, a fix written for the owner, and an executive summary. Red team reports add, for each attacker move, whether your team saw it, plus a cleanup list. After you remediate, we retest closed items with evidence, and testing engagements include a shareable letter confirming the work.

2 CORE SERVICES / 12 FOCUSED OFFERINGS

Choose the work
that moves you forward.

Each service below has its own scope, outcomes, and a direct path to the detail.

01 / CORE SERVICE

Penetration Testing

Penetration testing, or pentesting, covers the networks, applications and APIs, cloud environments, operational technology, and connected devices your business depends on. Nine focused services sit under this core, from an external network test to a coordinated engagement that chains findings across several environments under one scope. You choose the layers that matter. Each is tested by hand, with automated tools widening coverage rather than producing the result. The same principal scopes, tests, and reports every engagement, so nothing is handed to junior staff. Every engagement follows one rhythm. We agree the objectives, systems, and rules of engagement in writing. We coordinate testing around production safety and a stop path you control. We report each finding with reproduction steps, a clear severity rating, and a fix written for the owner. Then we validate the fix at retest with evidence.

Explore Penetration Testing
01

External Network Penetration Testing

Testing of your internet-facing perimeter from an outsider’s position, confirming what is exposed and attempting exploitation by hand.

From $2,400
02

Internal Network Penetration Testing

Testing from the position of an insider or an attacker with a foothold, chasing paths toward high-value administrative access.

From $3,600
03

Web Application Penetration Testing

Authenticated and unauthenticated testing of your web applications and the sign-in flows behind them, from the perspective of every user role.

From $3,600
04

API Penetration Testing

Testing of the interfaces behind your applications and integrations, focused on whether each role and tenant can reach only the data and actions it should.

From $3,000
05

Cloud Penetration Testing

Cloud penetration testing validates attack paths through identities, services, and infrastructure, with evidence, remediation guidance, and retesting.

From $3,600
06

Operational Technology Security Testing

Testing of operational technology and industrial control environments with a plan built around safety and availability.

From $6,000
07

IoT & Device Security Testing

Testing of embedded devices across hardware, firmware, radio, and the cloud and mobile services behind them.

From $6,000
08

Vendor & Third-Party Software Assessment

Technical security evaluation of software before you buy it, deploy it, or connect it to your environment.

From $1,800
09

Comprehensive Penetration Testing

Coordinated testing across multiple environments and asset types under one scope, one attack narrative, and one report.

From $7,200
02 / CORE SERVICE

Red Team Operations

Red team operations answer a different question than a penetration test. The question is not how many vulnerabilities exist, but what an attacker would achieve against defined objectives and what your defenders would see. The same principal scopes, runs, and reports every engagement, working by hand and mapping each action to the techniques real attackers use. Three services sit under this core. A full-scope operation chains techniques toward agreed objectives while staying stealthy. An assumed breach exercise starts from a granted foothold to measure post-access detection and containment. Detection and response validation runs techniques openly beside your defenders to tune alerting. Every engagement follows the same rhythm. We scope the objectives and rules of engagement in writing, assess with a pause-and-stop path, and report findings with fixes written for the owner. Then we validate the fixes at retest with evidence.

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