- Security & Compliance
Penetration Testing
& Vulnerability Management
Hackers Test Your Defenses Without Your Knowledge
67% of companies that increased their security budget still experienced a breach within the last two years. Tools are not enough without regular verification that they actually work. We organize and coordinate penetration tests conducted by certified ethical hackers and implement a continuous vulnerability management process.
Challenges in Proactive Security
Having security measures and knowing whether they work are two different things.
Untested Security Is No Security
You have firewalls, EDR, SIEM. But can an experienced attacker bypass them? Without external testing, the answer is: you don’t know. 67% of organizations with extensive security stacks still experienced data breaches.
Drowning in Vulnerability Alerts
Automated scanners identify known vulnerabilities but cannot assess which ones are actually exploitable in your environment. Your IT team drowns in alerts instead of fixing what is truly dangerous.
Compliance Requires Proof
This is not a matter of best practices. Regulations mandate regular testing and a vulnerability management program. Lack of test documentation is a regulatory risk, not just a technical one.
Show Me the Proof
Boards, auditors, and insurers increasingly require independent confirmation of security control effectiveness. A penetration test report is exactly that proof.
See How It Works in Practice
Client:
E-commerce platform storing data of thousands of customers.
Challenge:
Before a PCI DSS audit, the client needed to verify the security of their web application and cloud infrastructure.
Solution:
We organized a comprehensive penetration test of the web application and network infrastructure using the Grey Box method. Several critical vulnerabilities were identified, including SQL Injection and Cross-Site Scripting, which could have led to customer data leakage.
Results:
Identification and closure of 3 critical vulnerabilities before their exploitation by attackers.
Detailed report with recommendations prioritized by business risk.
Successful completion of PCI DSS audit.
Your applications and infrastructure can also be professionally tested.
Find Weak Points Before Attackers Do
We act as coordinator and substantive partner throughout the entire process. We select the appropriate testing partner, define the scope, oversee execution, and help implement recommendations. We don’t leave you alone with a report.
Application and Infrastructure Penetration Testing
Certified ethical hackers conduct controlled attacks on web applications, mobile applications, networks, and cloud infrastructure (AWS, Azure, GCP), simulating the methods of real cybercriminals.
Continuous Scanning and Vulnerability Management
We implement and manage a continuous vulnerability scanning process with a central registry of detected weaknesses, updated in real time as the environment changes.
Risk Prioritization and Action Planning
We analyze vulnerabilities in the context of your business and create a clear action plan. Not a list of 500 items to fix, but 10 things that matter.
Patch Verification and Retesting
After implementing recommended fixes, we conduct retests to ensure vulnerabilities have been effectively closed.
Board Reporting and Audit Support
We deliver reports in two versions: an executive summary in business language and a detailed technical section for the IT team. Ready for auditors and insurers.
Our Methodologies and Standards
We operate based on globally recognized standards to ensure the highest quality of our tests.
Test types
Black Box, Grey Box, White Box
Areas
Web Applications, Mobile Applications, Internal/External Networks, Public Cloud
Standards
OWASP, NIST SP 800-115, PTES, MITRE ATT&CK
Your Proactive Defense Cycle
We execute every engagement according to a proven process that delivers predictable and measurable results.
1.
Scope and Objectives Definition
We jointly determine what will be tested and what the business objectives are. We select a methodology tailored to your environment.
2.
Reconnaissance and Attack Phase
Certified experts conduct tests simulating the actions of real cybercriminals, combining automated tools with manual analysis.
3.
Analysis, Prioritization, and Reporting
We assess risk in a business context and create a report with recommendations ranked by actual threat level.
4.
Remediation Support and Verification
We actively support your team in implementing fixes and verify their effectiveness through retesting.
Frequently Asked Questions
A vulnerability scanner is an automated checklist that identifies known vulnerabilities. A penetration test is a simulation of a real attack conducted by an ethical hacker who chains vulnerabilities into an actual attack vector and verifies how far one can actually get. A scanner says “there may be a problem here,” a test says “there is a problem here and here is the proof.”
Yes. Before starting, we precisely define the scope and rules of engagement. Tests can be conducted on a dedicated test environment or in production during agreed maintenance windows, with minimal risk of disrupting system operations.
At least once a year and after every significant change in architecture or applications. PCI DSS and DORA require annual testing as a strict obligation. Vulnerability management should be a continuous process.
The cost depends on the scope and complexity of the environment. A typical scope ranges from 10,000-30,000 PLN; large projects covering full infrastructure and applications may cost more. For comparison, the average cost of a data breach in Europe exceeds 4 million dollars. We determine scope and pricing individually.
A report in two parts: an executive summary describing risks in business language and a detailed technical section for the IT team with precise remediation instructions. The report is ready to present to auditors and insurers.
Yes. Both regulations require regular verification of security control effectiveness. A report from a professional penetration test constitutes proof of meeting these requirements. We also help translate test results into compliance documentation.
Yes. Continuous scanning and vulnerability management is a separate service that can be implemented independently of penetration testing. Many companies start with this stage and supplement it with a penetration test once a year.
