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Penetration Testing

A thorough test of the security of your network, conducted using the same tools and techniques as an attacker. Let us test your network before the bad guys do.

Our Penetration Testing service provides a thorough and in-depth evaluation of your network’s security, simulating the tactics and techniques used by real-world attackers. This process includes both a comprehensive vulnerability scan and targeted simulated attacks to assess your organisation’s ability to detect, respond to, and mitigate potential threats.

We begin by conducting a vulnerability scan, which identifies common weaknesses and misconfigurations in your systems. Following this, our certified security specialists will perform controlled attempts to breach your network, using the same methods employed by malicious actors. If vulnerabilities are found, we will attempt to exploit them and, within the agreed scope, explore how far an attacker could potentially move within your environment. Throughout the entire process, our testers follow clearly defined rules of engagement, ensuring that your systems remain protected.

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We place a strong emphasis on collaboration. Our team works closely with you to tailor the testing scope to meet your organisation’s specific needs and risk profile. As issues are identified, you will receive real-time updates, with detailed reporting provided through regular communication—both verbally and for added convenience, we provide an optional client portal that grants you live access to reports and findings, offering clear visibility into outcomes..

By combining a vulnerability scan with expert penetration testing, we deliver comprehensive insights into your security posture. Our service not only highlights potential risks but also offers practical recommendations to help you strengthen your defences and stay ahead of evolving cyber threats.