Penetration Testing
Find Weaknesses Before Attackers Do.

Penetration testing is a controlled, ethical hacking process designed to identify vulnerabilities in your systems before attackers can exploit them. Whether it’s your web applications, internal infrastructure, or external-facing environments, we simulate real-world attacks to uncover security gaps and help you remediate them.

52%
Organisations unhappy with their current penentration testing solution.
86%
Web applications with at least one exploit identified.
43%
Of cyber attacks target SMBs.
3k+
New security vulnerabilities reported per month on average.

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Attackers Are Always Probing Your Defences

Hackers don’t wait for you to get ready—they’re scanning and probing for weaknesses right now. Without regular testing, small vulnerabilities in web apps, networks, or cloud environments can lead to devastating breaches.

Compliance Requires Proof of Testing

From Cyber Essentials Plus to ISO 27001 and PCI DSS, many frameworks require regular penetration testing to demonstrate due diligence and maintain certification.

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How We Help

We provide comprehensive penetration testing that simulates real-world attacks, giving you clear, actionable reports with prioritised remediation guidance.

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External Infrastructure Testing

We identify and test for vulnerabilities in your external-facing assets, uncovering security gaps before attackers do.

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Internal Infrastructure Testing

Our experts simulate insider threats to find misconfigurations, privilege escalation paths, and weaknesses in internal networks.

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Detailed Reporting & Remediation Guidance

Get clear, prioritised reports with step-by-step recommendations to fix vulnerabilities quickly and improve your security posture.

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Web Application Testing

We test your web apps for common and advanced vulnerabilities, including injection flaws, authentication issues, and logic errors.