Web Application Penetration Testing
This involves simulating real-world attacks on a web application to identify vulnerabilities like those in the OWASP Top 10. The testing includes manual and automated techniques to find issues such as SQL injection, XSS, authentication flaws, broken access controls, insecure APIs, and business logic vulnerabilities. The goal is to understand how an attacker might exploit weaknesses and help secure the application before release or during regular assessments.

Network Penetration Testing
Network testing focuses on identifying security risks in internal or external networks. This includes scanning for open ports, misconfigured services, weak credentials, and unpatched systems. We simulate how attackers could move laterally through a network or escalate privileges. It also includes firewall and access control testing, and if Active Directory is used, we identify common attack paths within the domain.

Vulnerability Assessment
A vulnerability assessment is a scan-based process to identify known security issues across systems, networks, or applications. It’s less invasive than full penetration testing and focuses on detecting outdated software, exposed services, insecure configurations, and missing patches. Each vulnerability is categorized based on severity, and clients receive clear remediation steps.

Reporting
After testing, a detailed report is provided that includes a high-level summary for non-technical stakeholders, along with technical findings for the security or development team. Each issue includes a description, risk rating, potential impact, proof of concept (if applicable), and specific recommendations for fixing the problem. A retesting service can be included to verify that issues were properly resolved.