Penetration Testing | Double Support

A penetration test is an attempt to break into your own system, carried out with your permission, so that you find out before someone else does. The value is in the report: what was reachable, how, and what to change.

What we do

Agree the scope in writing: what may be tested, what may not, and when
Test within that scope, without disrupting the business
Record how far each attempt got, and what made it possible
Report the findings in the order they matter, with what to fix
Re-test after the fixes, when that is agreed

Who it's for

Companies putting something sensitive online, companies asked by a client or an auditor for a test, and teams who have fixed what an audit found and want to see whether it holds.

Related security work

Security Audits — the structured review that usually comes first.
Software Security — code review, hardening and keeping updates applied.
Threat Monitoring — watching for attacks once the system is live.

Frequently asked questions

What is a penetration test?

An attempt to break into your own system, made with your permission, so you learn what was reachable and how before someone else does.

How is the scope agreed?

In writing, before testing: what may be tested, what may not, and when.

Will the test disrupt our business?

We test within the agreed scope and without disrupting the business.

What does the report contain?

How far each attempt got, what made it possible, and the findings in order of importance with what to fix.

Do you re-test after we fix the findings?

Yes, when a re-test is agreed.

An auditor asked us for a penetration test. Can you do it?

Yes. Companies asked by a client or an auditor for a test are among those this service is for.