Penetration testing
Are you protected against cyberattacks?
Cyberattacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated and dangerous—especially for companies developing web applications, mobile solutions, or e-commerce platforms. Attackers can exploit weaknesses in your systems, leading to serious security and business risks.
Penetration testing helps you identify and fix vulnerabilities before they are exploited in an attack. Regular testing (2–4 times a year) ensures that your security systems stay up to date and potential weaknesses are discovered in time—protecting your company’s data and systems.
What is penetration testing?
Penetration testing (also known as “security testing” or “pentesting”) is a simulated cyberattack aimed at identifying weaknesses in your systems, networks, or applications. During the test, we analyze how an attacker might breach your system and provide actionable recommendations to eliminate those vulnerabilities. This process involves both technical analysis and practical attack simulation to ensure maximum security.
Why is regular testing important?
Regular testing is essential because new security vulnerabilities constantly emerge due to software updates, configuration changes, and evolving attack techniques. This is especially important for companies that develop or use software products, web applications, mobile apps, and e-commerce platforms. We recommend conducting testing 2–4 times a year to ensure continuous security.
Penetration testing service description
- Planning and scope definition
Before testing begins, we work with you to define the scope—identifying which systems, applications, or networks will be tested. We also establish rules to avoid service interruptions or data damage. - Reconnaissance and vulnerability assessment
Our experts gather information about your systems using public sources and specialized tools. Then, potential vulnerabilities are identified, such as threats from software flaws, misconfigurations, or security policy violations. - Attack simulation
Once vulnerabilities are identified, we simulate attacks to verify whether these weaknesses can be exploited. This stage demonstrates how an attacker might gain access to your system and what data may be at risk. - Reporting and recommendations
After testing, we provide a detailed report that includes:
* A list of identified vulnerabilities
* Ways in which they could be exploited
* Recommendations for remediation
* A priority list to guide your response actions - Follow-up and remediation
We offer support in fixing the vulnerabilities and monitor whether the applied changes are effective. We also recommend regular testing to ensure long-term security.
Frequently asked questions
- When is penetration testing necessary?
* When developing a new web or mobile application
* When launching an e-commerce or other online platform
* When buying or selling an existing application and wanting to ensure its security
* When your company handles sensitive data that requires a high level of protection - How often should I perform a penetration test?
We recommend regular testing 2–4 times a year, especially if your systems or applications change frequently. - Can penetration testing disrupt my services?
No, testing is conducted under controlled conditions to avoid service interruptions or data damage. - What’s the difference between black box, gray box, and white box testing?
* Black box testing: The tester has no prior knowledge of your systems
* Gray box testing: The tester has limited knowledge about the systems
* White box testing: The tester has full access to systems and documentation - How long does penetration testing usually take?
The duration depends on the complexity and scope of the systems, but typically ranges from a few days to several weeks.
If you’d like to learn more about penetration testing methods or how it can help you meet requirements such as GDPR or ISO 27001, feel free to contact us. We also offer personalized consultations to find the best solution tailored to your company’s specific needs.
Regular penetration testing is an investment in your company’s security and reliability. Get in touch with us today to get started!