Find the holes
before they do.
We test your network the way an attacker would. Automated penetration testing and vulnerability scanning show exactly where you’re exposed and what to fix first.
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Think like
an attacker.
A vulnerability scan tells you what might be wrong. A penetration test proves what an attacker could actually do with it: which weaknesses can be chained together to reach your data.
We run automated penetration tests and vulnerability scans against your network and internet-facing systems, then turn the results into a plain-English report with a prioritized fix list. Our team handles the fixes if you’re a managed client.
- Internal and external testing
- Prioritized, plain-English findings
- Retesting to prove the fixes worked
Test. Report.
Fix. Retest.
Automated Penetration Testing
Safe, simulated attacks that show how far an attacker could get inside your network.
Vulnerability Scanning
Regular scans for missing patches, weak settings and outdated software.
External Exposure Review
Your domains and internet-facing services checked for what attackers can see from outside.
Prioritized Report
Findings ranked by real risk, written for owners and managers, with technical detail for IT.
Remediation
Our team fixes what we find for managed clients, or works alongside your IT.
Retesting
We test again to confirm every fix actually closed the gap.
How exposed are you really?
Find out with a free Cyber Security Risk Assessment.
Straight
answers.
What’s the difference between a vulnerability scan and a penetration test?
A scan finds known weaknesses. A penetration test tries to use them, the way a real attacker would, to show which ones actually put your data at risk.
Will testing disrupt our business?
No. Tests are designed to be safe for production systems and can be scheduled outside business hours.
How often should we test?
At least once a year, and after major changes like a new office, new systems or a merger. Many insurers and regulators expect regular testing.
Do we need this for HIPAA or cyber insurance?
HIPAA requires regular risk analysis and evaluation of your safeguards, and many carriers ask about testing. Our reports help document both.
Let’s talk
about your IT.
Tell us a little about your organization. A real person from our Byron office gets back to you within one business day, usually much sooner.
Request a free assessment
No cost, no obligation, no pushy sales call.