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Penetration testing (or pentesting) is a simulated cyberattack on your systems, applications, or network. The goal is to identify vulnerabilities before attackers do, and provide clear recommendations to fix them.

A vulnerability assessment scans and lists potential weaknesses, often using automated tools. Pentesting goes further by manually exploiting those weaknesses to show their real-world impact, such as gaining access to sensitive data or escalating privileges.

External networks (internet-facing assets)

Internal environments (lateral movement & insider threats)

Web applications & APIs (OWASP Top 10, business logic flaws)

Active Directory (privilege escalation, misconfigurations)

No. Tests are carefully planned and executed to minimize disruption. I coordinate with you to schedule tests and ensure safety measures are in place.

Best practice is to conduct pentests at least annually or after major infrastructure or application changes. Regular testing helps maintain security as your environment evolves.

You receive a detailed report highlighting vulnerabilities, their severity, and real-world impact. Each issue includes actionable remediation steps to strengthen your security posture. I also provide a walkthrough session if needed.

Not at all. Small and medium businesses are often prime targets because attackers assume defenses may be weaker. Pentesting is valuable for organizations of all sizes.

It depends on the scope. A focused web app test may take a few days, while a full infrastructure and Active Directory assessment may take a couple of weeks. I provide clear timelines upfront.