Pentest · vulnerability assessment

Find the weak points before someone else does

We uncover the vulnerable points of your systems and applications — with ethical, authorized methods, a clear report and concrete hardening recommendations. We don't hand you a bug list, but an action plan.

Web app & API Network & infrastructure Ethical, authorized Clear report
— When you need it

When do you need an assessment?

Vulnerability assessment and pentest are most useful when they seek the answer to the right question, at the right time.

01 / CHANGE

New or updated system

Before and after a new application, a major development, a migration or an infrastructure change, it's worth checking your defenses.

02 / COMPLIANCE

Compliance and NIS2

For regulated organizations or those in scope of NIS2, regular assessment is part of compliance and risk management.

03 / ASSURANCE

Assurance for management

When you want a fact-based picture of the real risks — instead of assumptions.

— How we work

A methodical process, zero surprises

We carry out every assessment within a pre-agreed scope, with authorization and in a controlled way — without disrupting your operations.

1. Scope and alignment

Together we define what we test, at what depth and under what conditions. We clarify the authorizations and the risky steps.

2. Testing and exploitation

We map the weak points, then verify the real risk in a controlled way — as a real attacker would, but safely.

3. Report and re-testing

You get a prioritized, clear report with concrete recommendations. On request, we re-check the affected points after the fixes.

— What you get

Not a bug list — an action plan

At the end of the assessment you don't get a raw technical dump, but a clear, prioritized report from which you'll know exactly what to do and in what order.

The executive summary is for decision-makers, the technical part for the implementing team — every step transparent and traceable.

  • Prioritized findings ordered by risk and severity.
  • Executive summary for decision-makers, in plain language.
  • Technical details and concrete hardening recommendations.
  • Re-testing to verify the effectiveness of the fixes.
— FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the assessment

We answer most questions here — for the rest, write to us on the quote request form.

+What's the difference between a vulnerability assessment and a pentest?
A vulnerability assessment methodically maps and lists a system's known weak points. A pentest (penetration testing) goes further: we exploit the discovered vulnerabilities in a controlled, authorized way to see how far a real attacker could get. It's often worth using the two together.
+Is the assessment safe for the live system?
Yes. We carry out every assessment within a pre-agreed scope, with authorization and in a controlled way. We clarify the risky steps in advance and, where warranted, work in a test or cloned environment so operations aren't affected.
+What do I get at the end of the assessment?
You get a clear, prioritized report: what we found, how big the risk is, and specifically what to do to harden it. The executive summary is for decision-makers, the technical part for the implementing team. On request, we also verify the follow-up fixes.
+What kinds of systems can you assess?
Web applications, APIs, internal and external networks, infrastructure and configurations alike. We define the exact scope together, based on your needs and risks.
+How often should an assessment be carried out?
We recommend at least once a year, as well as after any major change (a new system, significant development, migration). For regulated organizations or those in scope of NIS2, regular assessment can also be part of compliance.
+How can I request a quote?
On the form, tell us which system you'd like assessed and what your goal is. We'll get back to you with the proposed scope, schedule and details — every step transparent and traceable.
— Request a quote

Request a quote for the assessment

Tell us which system you'd like assessed and what your goal is — we'll get back to you with the proposed scope, schedule and details.