Detailed technical report
Risk-ranked findings with evidence, affected components, reproduction steps, impact, and recommended fixes.
Security evidence built for SOC 2
Turn your penetration test into audit-ready evidence.
Manual penetration testing for SaaS teams preparing for SOC 2. Find security risks, give engineers a clear path to remediation, and leave with documentation your auditor and customers can use.
Manual testing
Retest included
Letter of Attestation
Security assessment
SOC 2 evidence package
✓Executive summary
Leadership-ready
✓Technical findings
Actionable
✓Remediation retest
Verified
✓Letter of Attestation
Shareable
From scoped testto defensible evidence
OWASP-aligned
Testing methodology
Human-led
Not a scan export
Risk-ranked
Clear priorities
Audit-ready
Useful documentation
More than a checkbox
One engagement. Two outcomes.
Your penetration test should satisfy the evidence request without losing sight of the real goal: reducing the chance that an attacker compromises your product or customer data.
Evidence for the audit
A professional report, documented scope, test dates, methodology, results, retest status, and a Letter of Attestation.
Answers for engineering
Validated vulnerabilities with evidence, business impact, reproduction steps, and practical remediation guidance your team can act on.
Audit-ready deliverables
Everything needed to close the loop
No unexplained scanner output. You receive clear documentation for technical remediation, management review, and compliance evidence.
Executive summary
A plain-language overview of scope, approach, material risks, and overall security posture for leadership.
Remediation guidance
Practical recommendations written for engineers, with enough context to fix root causes rather than symptoms.
Remediation retest
We verify corrected findings and update their status so your evidence reflects the work your team completed.
Letter of Attestation
A concise, shareable document confirming the scope and completion of the assessment when required.
A real conversation
A findings walkthrough with room for your engineers, security lead, compliance team, and stakeholders to ask questions.
Testing scope
Focused on the systems behind your trust commitment
We tailor scope to your product, architecture, customer data, and risk profile, not a generic checklist.
Discuss your scopeWeb applications
Authentication, sessions, access control, tenant isolation, input handling, file uploads, and business logic.
APIs
REST and GraphQL endpoints, object-level authorization, data exposure, rate controls, and workflow abuse.
External infrastructure
Internet-facing assets, services, cloud entry points, misconfigurations, and exploitable attack paths.
Application-specific risks
Administrative features, sensitive workflows, integrations, payment paths, and risks unique to your business.
A straightforward process
From scope to evidence, without the scramble
We coordinate with your technical and compliance stakeholders so everyone knows what is happening and what comes next.
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Scope
We identify in-scope assets, user roles, sensitive data, testing constraints, and your audit timeline.
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Test
We combine structured methodology, tooling, and manual attacker reasoning to validate real-world risk.
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Report
Your team receives prioritized findings, evidence, recommendations, and a live walkthrough.
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Verify
After remediation, we retest findings and provide updated, shareable documentation.
Built for growing SaaS teams
A strong fit when the deadline is real, but quality still matters.
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You are preparing for a SOC 2 examination
You need an independent assessment and clear evidence aligned with your control environment.
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An enterprise deal depends on security review
A prospect or customer wants credible proof that your application has been independently tested.
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Your annual test is coming due
You want repeatable testing and documentation without a last-minute compliance fire drill.
Frequently asked questions
SOC 2 penetration testing, explained
Is penetration testing required for SOC 2?+
SOC 2 does not prescribe one identical penetration-testing requirement for every organization. Whether a test is expected depends on your risks, controls, commitments, auditor, and customer requirements. Many SaaS companies use an independent penetration test as evidence that security controls and risk-management activities are operating effectively.
What will our auditor receive?+
You receive a report documenting scope, methodology, testing period, executive summary, findings, and remediation status. Following the retest, we can also provide a Letter of Attestation suitable for sharing with an auditor or customer.
Is this different from a vulnerability scan?+
Yes. Scanners can identify known patterns, but they cannot reliably reason about tenant boundaries, user roles, business workflows, or combinations of weaknesses. We use tools where useful, but the engagement is driven by manual testing and validation.
Can you test our application and API together?+
Yes. Most modern applications depend on APIs, and testing both together often gives a more accurate view of authorization, data exposure, and business-logic risk. We define the exact targets and depth during scoping.
Do you retest fixed findings?+
Yes. A remediation retest is included. We verify whether fixes address the reported issue and update the finding status so you can demonstrate closure.
When should we schedule the test?+
Schedule early enough to leave time for remediation and retesting before your auditor needs the final evidence. We will discuss your target dates during the scoping call and confirm a realistic engagement schedule.
Ready when you are
Make your next security review easier and your product harder to breach.
Tell us what you need tested and when your evidence is due. We will help you define a practical scope and clear next steps.
