Penetration and Ethical Hacking Tests
Our Red Team composed of certified Ethical Hackers and security specialists, identify and support you to fix critical vulnerabilities in your infrastructure and applications before cyber attackers do.
Protect your companyBenefits of Penetration Testing
How does the penetration testing service work?
Ethical Hacker Rotation
Avoid changing providers every year, it will never be the same Ethical Hacker testing your technology.
Immediate assistance
Our team of specialists will help you fix the detected vulnerabilities in a matter of hours.
Free rounds
We run the necessary re-tests to make sure that the vulnerabilities have been fixed correctly.
Better Objectivity
Provides an analytical and objective point of view on the security of your applications and technologies.
Better Communication
Maintain a direct, transparent and efficient communication channel with your assigned team of ethical hackers and specialists.
Align to the best standards
We are aligned to the best standards your company needs, from OWASP, ISO 27001 and PCI DSS, to banking and corporate regulations.
Why choose our Penetration Tests?
Constant and transparent communication
Ethical Hacker Rotation
Free Re-Testing
Prices to match your budget
Security Badge
Immediate assistance in vulnerability remediation
Start your Penetration Test in record time
Delta hats
High-level international pentesters at your service
6+
Nationalities (global team)
High standards
In bug bounty programs
7+
Types of technologies we can audit
16+
Cybersecurity certifications
Our methodology
Frequently Asked Questions
A vulnerability assessment (VA) is a systematic evaluation of the security of a computer system or network, with the objective of identifying potential vulnerabilities. The assessment generally involves a review of the system's architecture, configurations and installed software, as well as an analysis of any available network traffic. The goal is to identify weaknesses that an attacker could exploit, but not actually exploit them. A penetration test (PT), on the other hand, is an intentional simulated attack on a computer system or network, designed to assess its security. The objective is to identify and demonstrate real security vulnerabilities by exploiting them. The objective of a penetration test is to assess the actual risk to the system and identify areas requiring improvement. In short, a vulnerability scan identifies potential vulnerabilities in a system, while a penetration test simulates an attack to determine whether those vulnerabilities can actually be exploited.
Each company has different technologies and a particular business logic, so it is not possible to standardize the cost of a Penetration Test. All our proposals are tailor-made to perfectly meet all your security requirements and objectives. Through a video call with our specialists we will be able to size your architecture and generate a customized work plan. To determine the cost of Penetration Testing, we use a Daily Rate, multiplied by the number of days we need to complete the project.
There are three types of penetration tests, which are differentiated by the scope they cover: black box, gray box and white box. These tests, although different from each other, have a common goal: to find security vulnerabilities.
 i. Black Box
- It is the attempt to compromise the computer system without prior knowledge. This test shows errors or security flaws in the application that could be exploited by a cybercriminal who carries out external attacks without access to the system.
 ii. Grey Box
- In this test, some sensitive information about the application is provided, such as access credentials and architecture overview. This helps to broaden the test cases to be executed, so that security gaps of higher criticality and importance are usually found.
 iii. White Box
- During white box pentesting, complete confidential application and system information is provided, including system architecture design, access credentials and most importantly, the source code is shared for full review to find even more vulnerabilities.
- Black Box: 8 working days.
- Gray box: Depends on the number of roles in the application. Usually takes between 2 to 3 weeks.
- White Box: Depends on the number of roles and the number of lines of code in the application. It usually takes between 3 to 4 weeks.
Although both Penetration Testing (Pentesting) and Ethical Hacking are vital to cybersecurity strategy, Pentesting emerges as essential due to its direct and specific focus on identifying vulnerabilities in systems, applications or networks. This practice, which simulates real attacks in a controlled environment, allows organizations to anticipate and correct threats before they become real security breaches. While ethical hacking provides an overview of the security posture, pentesting stands out for offering a deeper and more accurate view of technical vulnerabilities, making it a fundamental pillar in the defense against cyber threats.
Some of the tools we use to perform these tests are:
- Acunetix Pro
- Nessus Professional
- Burp Suite Pro
- Nmap
- SQLMap
- Nuclei
- Metasploit
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