Penetration Testing Services
(Web, Network, Cloud)
A swarm of specialized AI agents attacks your web apps, network and cloud in parallel — driven throughout by an experienced penetration tester, not left to run a playbook. Every finding proven with working exploit code, and 90 days of protection while you fix them.
Twelve live websites. Every one behind a firewall. We got into all twelve.
Before starting we ran an ordinary vulnerability scan as a control. The firewall caught it and blocked us, exactly as it is built to — which is our proof the protection was live and enforcing. It never saw the real test, because there is no signature for an exploit written during the engagement.
We test in parallel. Everyone else tests in sequence.
A traditional engagement is rationed by hours — two testers, two weeks, and whatever they reach in that window is all you ever find out about. We run a swarm of specialized agents working many attack paths at once: exploitation, business logic abuse, and original zero-day research where the scope calls for it. Engagements are black-box and targeted — quiet discovery to find the real entry points, then a genuine attack on them.
An experienced penetration tester is at the controls the whole way, reading what comes back, redirecting agents onto what looks promising and pushing the swarm well past where it would stop alone. That is not a review step bolted on at the end — it is a capability upgrade, and it is consistently where the findings that matter come from.
There is one engagement and one price. We do not sell a cheaper tier where nobody is driving, because that tier is really just a way of giving you less attention while implying you got the same thing.
How the AI swarm worksWhat We Test
We scope each engagement to match your environment. Only the test types that apply to what you actually run.
Web Application
- OWASP Top 10
- Auth & session flaws
- Business logic abuse
- API security
Network (External & Internal)
- Exposed services & ports
- Lateral movement paths
- Credential attacks
- AD / domain escalation
Cloud (AWS / Azure / GCP)
- IAM misconfiguration
- Storage bucket exposure
- Serverless attack surface
- Service account abuse
What You Get
Every engagement delivers five core outputs — not just a raw findings list. One price, one way of working; there is no cheaper tier where you get less of any of it.
Technical Report
Full findings with CVSS scores, proof-of-concept evidence, affected assets, and step-by-step remediation.
Risk Ranking
Findings prioritized by exploitability and business impact — not just CVSS numbers divorced from your environment.
Remediation Guidance
Specific fix instructions per finding. Where relevant, we include code-level or config-level guidance, not vague 'patch this' advice.
Retest Included
After you remediate, we retest critical and high findings and issue an updated report confirming closure.
90-Day Protection Window
Sentinel blocking, tuned to the findings we proved against you, across every protected host — free for 90 days while your team fixes them.
We do not hand you a list of holes and walk away
Think about what a pen test report actually is on the day it lands: a written, evidenced list of ways into your business, and a remediation plan that will take your engineers weeks and a release cycle to work through. For those weeks you are not less exposed than before you called us. You are exposed in writing.
So every engagement includes a 90-day Protection Window. Sentinel is configured from the findings we confirmed — it blocks the exact request that worked, because it is the one we sent — and it blocks it across every protected host rather than just the one we got in through. Coverage extends to desktops, firewalls and switches that were never in the test scope.
It runs until the finding is retested and closed. After that you keep it at the normal rate, month to month, or you stop — 30 days' notice, no long-term contract on anything we sell. If you have no findings worth protecting, you do not need it and we will say so.
How Sentinel worksAnd after the ninety days
The Protection Window covers the findings we proved against you. What it does not cover is the next thing — the misconfiguration introduced in a release three months from now, the credential that leaks, the vendor that gets breached and takes you with them. A test tells you where you stand today; monitoring is what notices when that changes.
Most clients keep AlertMonitor when the window ends, which is the point at which it stops being something we gave you and starts being something you chose. There is no long-term contract either way — 30 days' notice, and we will help you leave if you want to.
- Correlation across endpoints, identity, network and cloud in one place
- Analysts who already know your environment from testing it
- Retainer coverage if a real incident happens later
Powered by AlertMonitor
AlertMonitor is the AI-powered platform behind our SOC and MDR operations — validating, enriching, and correlating every alert so your team acts on intelligence, not noise.
- Faster detection → triage → response workflows
- Unified monitoring + security context — less tool sprawl
- Automated enrichment and AI-powered incident guidance
- Better visibility for IT and security teams
Correlated 4 signals on DC-01 → identified DNS cache corruption → remediation pushed
Penetration Testing — Common Questions
Before you buy
Straight answers to the questions most buyers are working through — including what the compliance frameworks actually require, which is usually less than vendors claim.
Pentest vs. vulnerability scan
Why a scan and a test are not the same thing, and which one your auditor actually wants.
SOC 2 penetration testing
What the Trust Services Criteria actually say, and what auditors expect in practice.
PCI DSS penetration testing
What Requirement 11.4 mandates, how often, and how segmentation testing differs.
HIPAA penetration testing
Why the Security Rule never says "penetration test" — and why you still need one.
How to prepare
The preparation that decides whether you get a useful report or an expensive one.
Find your vulnerabilities before attackers do
We scope, test, report, and retest. Request a proposal and we will respond within one business day.