Security Assessment
Penetration Testing
Find exploitable flaws before attackers do, across web, mobile, APIs, and infrastructure.
Best for
Teams that need defensible outcomes for product launches, audits, or incident readiness, not a one-off scan disconnected from how you ship.
Typical cadence
Kickoff and scope lock in week one; mid-engagement checkpoints; final readouts packaged separately for engineers and leadership.
Outputs
Repro steps, severity, remediation guidance, and where useful, sample tickets or control mappings your GRC team can paste into registers.
How we deliver
A structured methodology, not a black box
Each engagement follows a repeatable workflow so you always know the current phase, who owns it, and what lands next.
Scope & threat modeling
We map your architecture, assets, and the realistic ways an adversary would target them, then lock scope and success criteria.
Test plan & cases
Detailed test cases are drafted from that context so coverage is deliberate, traceable, and aligned to your risk.
Hybrid execution
Automated tooling for breadth, expert manual testing for the nuanced issues scanners miss, run under documented guardrails.
Standards coverage
Work is checked against OWASP and the frameworks relevant to your sector, so nothing important slips through.
Reporting & readout
Findings ship with reproduction, impact, severity, and remediation, packaged separately for engineers and leadership.
Remediation & retest
We support fixes, then re-test to confirm the risk is genuinely closed, not just marked resolved on a ticket.
Deliverables & cadence
Concrete artifacts and touchpoints your teams can plan around.
- Scope tailored to threat model and asset criticality
- Clear reproduction, impact, and remediation guidance
- Executive summary plus developer-ready technical detail
Long-running engagements
Include standing checkpoints with your technical and risk owners, plus readouts sized for engineering standups and board briefings. We only recommend adjacent Nangsec services when they clearly reduce open risk.
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