Find your gaps before attackers do
The Problem with Pen Tests
What Makes Us Different
Offense informed by defense
Our penetration testers are the same people who build detection engineering for managed SOC clients. They know what gets caught and what doesn't - because they're on both sides of that equation daily. When they test your environment, they're not running a generic playbook. They're thinking like the adversaries your specific environment would attract.
Always U.S.-based
Every tester on every engagement is U.S.-based. For organizations with federal requirements, sensitive data environments, or national security-adjacent workloads, this matters - and we don't make exceptions for it.
Connected to your real security posture
We don't just hand you a list of vulnerabilities and walk away. Our findings connect to your actual environment - your SIEM, your detection coverage, your response capability. You leave with a clear picture of what an attacker could do, how far they could get, and whether your current controls would have surfaced it.
Built for regulated environments
Healthcare. Financial services. Public sector. Manufacturing. We understand the compliance frameworks you operate under and scope engagements to generate evidence that matters for your auditors, not just your security team.
Engagement Types
Network Penetration Testing (External)
Network Penetration Testing (Internal)
Web Application Penetration Testing
Social Engineering
Purple Team Engagements
A collaborative format where our offensive and defensive engineers work together - attack simulation runs in parallel with detection validation, so you leave with both the findings and a tuned environment that catches what we demonstrated. Ideal for organizations with mature internal security teams looking to sharpen their detection posture in real time.
What You Get
Findings that map to your actual risk
Remediation guidance that's specific
MITRE ATT&CK mapping
Executive summary
Debrief session
How it works
Related Services
Organizations in healthcare, financial services, public sector, and manufacturing who need penetration testing that holds up under regulatory scrutiny - and gives them something more useful than a compliance artifact.
Security teams preparing for audits, board presentations, or cyber insurance renewals who need findings that tell a coherent story about risk.
Organizations that have tested before and want a test that actually connects to how their defenses would respond - not just a list of open ports and missing patches.




