Simulating attackers

    Penetration testing company for web apps, APIs and networks

    We think like attackers so you don't have to. Comprehensive testing that identifies vulnerabilities before they become headlines.

    What it is

    Penetration testing is a controlled, authorized simulation of real-world cyberattacks against your applications, networks, APIs, and infrastructure. Unlike automated vulnerability scanning, penetration testing uses the same techniques and methodologies that actual threat actors employ to find exploitable weaknesses. The goal is to identify vulnerabilities before attackers do, assess the real-world impact of a successful breach, and provide prioritized remediation guidance.

    Coverage

    What we test

    Comprehensive security testing across every attack surface your organization exposes.

    Web Application Testing

    OWASP Top 10 and beyond. We test authentication, authorization, input validation, session management, and business logic flaws across your web applications.

    API Security Testing

    REST, GraphQL, SOAP: we probe your APIs for broken authentication, injection flaws, excessive data exposure, and rate limiting gaps.

    Network Penetration Testing

    Internal and external network testing. We identify misconfigurations, exposed services, weak credentials, and lateral movement paths.

    Mobile Application Testing

    iOS and Android security assessment: data storage, network communications, authentication mechanisms, and platform-specific vulnerabilities.

    Wireless Security Testing

    Rogue access points, weak encryption, credential capture, and evil twin attacks. We test your wireless infrastructure like a real attacker would.

    Social Engineering

    Phishing campaigns, pretexting, and physical security assessments. We test the human layer, often the most vulnerable part of any organization.

    Method

    Our methodology

    01

    Scoping & Rules of Engagement

    We define targets, boundaries, testing windows, and communication protocols. No surprises.

    02

    Reconnaissance & Discovery

    OSINT gathering, service enumeration, and attack surface mapping. We find what attackers would find.

    03

    Exploitation & Validation

    We attempt to exploit identified vulnerabilities, proving real impact, not just theoretical risk.

    04

    Reporting & Remediation

    Detailed findings with severity ratings, proof-of-concept evidence, and actionable remediation guidance your team can actually follow.

    FAQ

    Penetration testing questions

    How often should we do penetration testing?+
    At minimum annually, and after major infrastructure changes, new application releases, or ahead of compliance audits. Many of our clients test quarterly for continuous assurance.
    Will penetration testing disrupt our operations?+
    We work within agreed-upon rules of engagement and testing windows. We're experienced at testing production environments safely. We will always discuss risk and timing upfront.
    What do we get at the end?+
    A comprehensive report with executive summary, detailed technical findings, severity ratings, proof-of-concept evidence, and step-by-step remediation guidance. Plus a debrief call with your team.
    Do you do retesting?+
    Yes. After your team remediates findings, we retest to verify fixes are effective. It's included in our standard engagements.
    What is the difference between a penetration test and a vulnerability assessment?+
    A vulnerability assessment uses scanning to list known weaknesses across your systems. A penetration test goes further: a tester tries to exploit those weaknesses, chains them together and shows what an attacker could actually reach. Scans are useful for routine hygiene; a pen test tells you which findings matter. If a scan is all you need, we will say so on the scoping call.
    How do we choose a penetration testing company?+
    Ask who does the testing and how much of it is manual, whether retesting is included, what a sample report looks like, and whether findings come with remediation guidance your team can follow. Be wary of a scan with a pen test label on it. A good tester proves impact and tells you what to fix first, not just how many issues they found.
    Is penetration testing required for compliance?+
    Often. PCI DSS requires it, and SOC 2 auditors, HIPAA risk analyses, cyber insurers and enterprise customers commonly expect it. We scope the test so the report answers the requirement you actually have.

    Serving These Markets

    Local expertise, national reach. We deliver hands-on cybersecurity services in these markets.

    Know your weaknesses before attackers do

    Our team finds vulnerabilities, proves impact, and gives you clear remediation steps. Then we retest to make sure it's fixed.

    Two ways to work with us

    Strategy, and the platform to run it, from one team.

    Services

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    Platform

    Radius360

    The security program platform we build on: it turns your signals into decisions with the evidence attached, across 30 frameworks.

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