Penetration Testing

Automated scanners find the obvious. Our engineers chain weaknesses together the way attackers do, prove the impact, and rank every finding by what it means for your business.

What's included

  • Web application and API testing
  • External and internal network testing
  • Authentication, session, and access-control testing
  • Business-logic abuse and chained attacks
  • OWASP and PTES-aligned methodology
  • A free retest once you've fixed the gaps

What you receive

  • Executive summary for leadership
  • Technical findings with evidence and severity
  • Prioritized, step-by-step remediation plan
  • Retest report confirming closure

Every engagement follows the same disciplined loop.

  1. 01

    Scope

    We define exactly what we test, deploy, or build — clear boundaries, no surprises.

  2. 02

    Execute

    Offensive testing, solution deployment, or secure development — done by engineers.

  3. 03

    Report

    Plain-English findings with severity, impact, and a prioritized path to fix.

  4. 04

    Harden

    We remediate, retest, and verify — until the risk is genuinely closed.

Penetration Testing, answered.

What a Penetration Testing engagement with Cynguard covers, what you receive, and how to start.

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  • Real-world attacks on your web apps, APIs, and networks — with a clear map to close every door. It covers web application and API testing; external and internal network testing; authentication, session, and access-control testing; business-logic abuse and chained attacks; OWASP and PTES-aligned methodology; and a free retest once you've fixed the gaps.

  • Deliverables include: executive summary for leadership; technical findings with evidence and severity; prioritized, step-by-step remediation plan; and retest report confirming closure.

  • Tell us what you want to protect. An engineer replies with a fixed scope and a clear next step, and the work then follows the same four steps as every engagement: scope, execute, report, and harden.

Talk to us about Penetration Testing.

Tell us what you're protecting. An engineer — not a salesperson — will reply with a clear next step.