Cyber Security Services- Securing Fortune 100 companies since 2014

Penetration Testing Services

Cyber Security Services provides comprehensive penetration testing to uncover vulnerabilities before attackers exploit them. Our ethical hackers simulate real-world cyber threats to test your network, applications, cloud environments, and internal systems.

Manual penetration testing does exactly that: our certified ethical hackers attempt to breach your systems using the same tools, techniques, and procedures that real-world attackers deploy, then deliver the evidence and guidance you need to close the gaps.

Cyber Security Services provides comprehensive penetration testing across networks, web applications, cloud environments, APIs, social engineering, and physical security. Our engagements are scoped to your business objectives, executed by OSCP and CEH-certified testers, and documented in reports built for both technical remediation and executive presentation. We also satisfy the mandatory penetration testing requirements of GLBA, PCI DSS, HIPAA, CMMC, SOC 2, and ISO 27001.

68%

of breached orgs had no pen test

68% of organizations that suffered a data breach had not conducted a penetration test in the year prior to the incident. Meanwhile, 84% of all pen test engagements find at least one exploitable vulnerability — and 81% of those findings are rated high or critical severity. Testing is not optional: it is the difference between finding your vulnerabilities first and finding them after a breach. (Bright Defense, ZeroThreat, 2026)

93%

of tested orgs had perimeter breached

In 93% of companies tested, penetration testers successfully breached the internal network perimeter — demonstrating that most organizations have significant exploitable gaps regardless of their security investment level. Manual pen testing uncovers nearly 2,000 times more unique vulnerabilities than automated scanners alone. Organizations conducting quarterly tests see 53% lower breach rates. (Bright Defense, Evolve Security, 2026)

$1.9M

saved per breach with proactive testing

Organizations using proactive security testing and AI-assisted security tools saved an average of $1.9 million per breach and shortened their breach lifecycle by 80 days compared to organizations without these programs. The global penetration testing market reached $2.74 billion in 2025, growing at 16%+ annually as organizations recognize testing as essential infrastructure. (IBM, Bright Defense, 2025)

Penetration Testing vs.

Vulnerability Assessment vs. Red Team

These three assessment types are often confused — but they serve distinct purposes and answer different questions. Understanding the difference helps you invest in the right engagement for your current security maturity and business objectives:

Objective
Scope
Duration
Methodology
Output
Best For
Vulnerability Assessment
Identify and list weaknesses

Broad — entire environment

1–5 days
Automated scanning + review
Vulnerability list + CVSS scores

Ongoing hygiene

Penetration Test
Exploit weaknesses to prove risk
Defined target systems
1–3 weeks
Manual exploitation + tools
Exploited findings + risk proof
Compliance + risk validation
Red Team Exercise
Test detection & rese capability
Unrestricted — full kill chain
4–12 weeks
Adversary simulation (TTPs)
Full attack narrative + gaps
Mature security programs
Vulnerability Assessment
Objective
Identify and list weaknesses
Scope
Broad — entire environment
Duration
1–5 days
Methodology
Automated scanning + review
Output
Vulnerability list + CVSS scores
Best For
Ongoing hygiene
Penetration Test
Objective
Exploit weaknesses to prove risk
Scope
Defined target systems
Duration
1–3 weeks
Methodology
Manual exploitation + tools
Output
Exploited findings + risk proof
Best For
Compliance + risk validation
Red Team Exercise
Objective
Test detection & res e capability
Scope
Unrestricted — full kill chain
Duration
4–12 weeks
Methodology
Adversary simulation (TTPs)
Output
Full attack narrative + gaps
Best For
Mature security programs
Most organizations benefit from starting with annual penetration tests as their foundational assessment, adding red team exercises once internal security controls and a SOC function are mature enough to test. Vulnerability assessments should run continuously or quarterly as an ongoing hygiene measure — not as a replacement for penetration testing.

Our Penetration Testing Services

Network Penetration Testing

Identify security gaps in external and internal network environments.

External Perimeter Testing

  • Test public-facing IP addresses, firewalls, VPNs, and remote access gateways.
  • Detect open ports, misconfigurations, and authentication weaknesses.
  • Simulate real-world cyberattacks targeting your external network.

Internal Network Testing

  • Simulate insider threats or compromised employee access.
  • Assess lateral movement risks, privilege escalation, and segmentation flaws.
  • Identify weak endpoint security controls and data access risks.

Wireless Penetration Testing

  • Evaluate Wi-Fi network security (WPA2/WPA3 vulnerabilities).
  • Detect rogue access points and unauthorized devices.
  • Prevent MITM (Man-in-the-Middle) attacks on wireless networks.
  • Test websites, APIs, and cloud applications for security vulnerabilities.
  • Identify SQL Injection, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), and authentication flaws.
  • Ensure compliance with OWASP Top 10 best practices.

Cloud misconfigurations and excessive permissions were found in 42% of cloud environments tested in 2025. Our cloud penetration testing assesses your AWS, Azure, and GCP environments for the specific attack vectors that cloud architectures introduce — IAM privilege escalation, misconfigured storage buckets, exposed management interfaces, and cross-account trust exploitation.

  • I AM role and permission misconfiguration — identifying paths to privilege escalation
  • Storage security — S3, Azure Blob, and GCS bucket exposure and access control
  • Container and Kubernetes security — cluster misconfigurations, pod escape, and secrets exposure
  • Serverless and function security — event injection, excessive permissions, and data exposure
  • Network security groups and security group rules — identifying over-permissive rules
  • Simulate real-world phishing campaigns to test employee security awareness.
  • Conduct voice phishing (vishing) and impersonation tests.
  • Provide security training to mitigate human risk factors.
  • Simulate nation-state attacks targeting your business.
  • Identify insider threats, zero-day exploits, and lateral movement risks.
  • Test incident response effectiveness against sophisticated cyber threats.

Compliance-Driven Penetration Testing

Penetration testing is now a mandatory requirement under multiple compliance frameworks not just a best practice. Our testing engagements are designed to satisfy regulatory requirements and produce the documentation that auditors, examiners, and certification bodies require:

GLBA Safeguards Rule

The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) and its implementing FTC Safeguards Rule underwent a significant overhaul in 2021 — effective June 2023 — transforming what was once a flexible, principles-based framework into a prescriptive set of mandatory security requirements. A breach notification requirement was added in May 2024. Financial institutions that fail to comply now face penalties of up to $100,000 per violation, with individual officers facing $10,000 per violation and up to five years imprisonment.

PCI DSS v4.0

PCI DSS Requirements 11.3 and 11.4 mandate annual external and internal penetration testing of the cardholder data environment (CDE), with pen testing methodology documented and segmentation controls validated. Our PCI pen testing follows the PCI DSS v4.0 penetration testing guidance and includes the segmentation validation that assessors require.

HIPAA Security Rule

HIPAA enforcement has never been more aggressive. In 2025, the HHS Office for Civil Rights (OCR) issued 21+ enforcement actions — a 31% increase over 2024 — with penalties reaching $1.5 million for a single covered entity. For 2026, analysts project 50+ enforcement actions as OCR expands its investigation capacity and focuses intensely on the most commonly cited violation: failure to conduct a thorough enterprise-wide risk analysis.

CMMC 2.0

The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0 is now in full enforcement. Phase 1 of the Department of Defense’s 48 CFR Final Rule took effect November 10, 2025, requiring 65% of the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) to meet CMMC requirements in new contracts. Over 300,000 organizations in the DIB supply chain must achieve and maintain certification to continue receiving or pursuing DoD contracts.

SOC 2 & ISO 27001

SOC 2 has become the de facto security standard for SaaS companies, cloud service providers, and any organization that handles customer data. Whether you are preparing for a Type I audit to demonstrate controls are designed correctly, or a Type II audit to prove they operate effectively over time, Cyber Security Services provides end-to-end readiness support that reduces cost, compresses timelines, and puts you on a path to a clean report.

Know Your Risk Before Attackers Do

Schedule a scoping call with our penetration testing team. We will define the right engagement for your environment, compliance requirements, and budget — and deliver findings that drive real security improvement.

Schedule Your Free Penetration Testing Scoping Call

What to Expect: Our Penetration Testing Methodology

Scoping & Rules of Engagement

Every engagement begins with a scoping call to define objectives, in-scope systems, testing windows, emergency contacts, and rules of engagement. We document these in a written Statement of Work and authorization letter — establishing the legal and operational boundaries that protect both parties throughout the engagement.

Reconnaissance & Intelligence Gathering

Our testers conduct passive and active reconnaissance to map your attack surface the way a real adversary would — identifying exposed systems, employee information, technology stack, and historical exposure data. This phase often surfaces findings that organizations did not know were publicly visible.

Exploitation & Post-Exploitation

We attempt to exploit identified vulnerabilities to establish the actual risk they represent. Discovery alone is not proof of risk — exploitation demonstrates exploitability, identifies realistic attack paths, and chains low-severity findings into the high-impact scenarios that matter most to your business. Post-exploitation work maps lateral movement potential and privilege escalation paths.

Reporting

You receive two report deliverables: an executive summary written for non-technical leadership (risk context, business impact, prioritized recommendations) and a technical report for your security and engineering teams (full finding details, CVSS scores, exploit proof-of-concept, & step-by-step remediation guidance). All findings are rated by severity and prioritized by exploitability and business impact.

Remediation Support & Retesting

Our engagement does not end at report delivery. We provide remediation consultation to help your team understand and address each finding, and offer retesting to verify that critical and high vulnerabilities have been successfully remediated — giving you the documented closure evidence that compliance frameworks and auditors require.

Most Common Vulnerabilities We Find

Our penetration tests consistently surface the following high-impact vulnerabilities across industries and organization sizes:

FAQ

How Often Should I Conduct a Penetration Test?
At least once a year, or whenever major system changes occur. PCI DSS requires annual penetration testing.
  • PCI DSS
  • HIPAA
  • ISO 27001
  • NIST
  • SOC 2
  • CMMC

1-4 weeks, depending on the size and complexity of your environment.

We provide a detailed report with:

  • Vulnerabilities & risk ratings
  • Actionable remediation steps
  • Retesting options to verify fixes