Pentesting-Team.com delivers professional, hands-on penetration testing across your network, applications, mobile platforms, and people. Real attacker tradecraft. Clear, actionable reports. Remediation guidance your engineers can actually use.
Full-spectrum offensive security engagements. Pick a single discipline, or combine them for a comprehensive assessment of your organization's posture.
Simulated attack from inside your network. We model a malicious insider or compromised account to identify lateral movement, privilege escalation, and data exfiltration paths.
Internet-facing assessment from a true outsider's perspective. We map your perimeter, find exposures, and validate which weaknesses an attacker could actually exploit.
Deep, manual web app testing aligned to the OWASP Top 10 — injection, broken auth, access control, sensitive data exposure, business logic, and beyond.
Identify and exploit security flaws in iOS apps, devices, and the surrounding ecosystem — protecting user data and your app's reputation.
Security assessment of Android applications and the operating system to uncover insecure coding, data leakage, and authentication flaws before attackers do.
Simulated insider attack on your environment. Tests what a disgruntled employee — or an attacker who has already obtained access — could realistically do.
Realistic phishing simulations to measure how your workforce responds — and to drive measurable improvement in your security awareness program.
A consistent, transparent methodology applied across every engagement — from scoping to remediation guidance.
Define targets, rules of engagement, and the level of access required for the test.
Gather intelligence on the environment — OSINT, network topology, technology stack.
Combine automated scanning with manual probing to identify real vulnerabilities.
Safely exploit findings to validate impact, escalate privileges, and demonstrate risk.
Clear, prioritized findings and remediation guidance.
We deliver engagements built around real attacker tradecraft — and reports your engineering team can act on.
Skilled testers combining automated tooling with manual exploitation — the same techniques real adversaries use against you.
Engagements that support PCI DSS, HIPAA, GDPR, and internal security program requirements without becoming pure checkbox exercises.
Every finding includes severity, business impact, and prioritized remediation guidance your team can act on.
Black box, grey box, or white box. One-off assessments or recurring testing as your environment evolves.
Network, web, mobile, cloud, and people — all under one roof for a complete view of your security posture.
Identify weaknesses before they're exploited, validate your security controls, and demonstrate due diligence to customers and regulators.
Answers to the questions we hear most often from new clients evaluating a pentest engagement.
External pentesting simulates an attacker on the public internet with no prior access. Internal pentesting simulates an attacker who is already inside — a malicious insider or someone who has compromised a user account. Both are usually performed together for a complete view of risk.
Black box engagements give the tester no prior knowledge and best simulate an outside attacker. White box engagements share full information (architecture, source code, credentials) for the deepest coverage. Grey box sits in between and is the most common choice for balancing realism with thoroughness.
Engagements are scoped and rules of engagement are agreed in writing before any testing begins. We use safe exploitation techniques and coordinate on windows and escalation paths to protect availability.
A detailed report with an executive summary, prioritized findings, business-impact assessment, reproduction steps, and remediation guidance — plus a debrief with your team to walk through the results.
At minimum annually, and whenever you make significant infrastructure or application changes. Recurring engagements catch new exposures as your environment evolves and demonstrate ongoing due diligence.
No. Phishing tests are simulations, not gotchas. They identify weak spots in awareness and training so the organization can improve — not single out individuals.
Request a quote and we'll scope an engagement that matches your environment, your compliance needs, and your budget.
Reach out with a quick description of your environment and what you'd like tested. We'll respond with a proposed scope and quote.
