find it before they do.
An attacker only needs one way in. A test finds the gaps while you still control what happens next.
Authentication and access control
Injection and input handling
Business logic flaws
WHY PEN TESTING /
An attacker only needs one way in. A test finds the gaps while you still control what happens next.
Authentication and access control
Injection and input handling
Business logic flaws
Automated tools flag possibilities. A tester chains small weaknesses together the way a real attacker would.
Manual, hands on testing
Findings proven, not guessed
Impact explained in real terms
Contracts, tenders and cyber insurance increasingly ask for proof that you have tested. A report gives you that.
A formal written report
Findings, evidence and severity
A retest to confirm the fixes
A list of vulnerabilities is not much use on its own. We tell you what to fix first and why it matters.
Risks ranked by real impact
Practical remediation steps
Our team can do the fixing
FAQs
An agreed scope, hands on testing, and a report you can act on. A typical engagement runs:
Scoping and rules of engagement agreed up front
Manual testing against the agreed targets
A written report with findings and severity ratings
A retest once the fixes are in
It should not, and the engagement is planned to avoid it. Testing is agreed with you in advance rather than sprung on you.
Testing windows agreed with your team
A staging environment used where the risk warrants it
A named contact on both sides if anything looks wrong
Most website tests run one to two weeks end to end, depending on the size and complexity of what is being tested.
A few days of active testing for a standard website
Longer for ecommerce, portals and custom applications
Report and walkthrough within a week of testing finishing
Yes. The report is written to be shared, with a plain english summary at the front and the technical detail behind it.
An executive summary for non technical readers
Findings with evidence and severity ratings
Confirmation once issues have been retested and resolved
Security scanning automatically checks for known vulnerabilities, while penetration testing simulates real-world attacks to uncover weaknesses that automated tools may miss. Together, they provide a more complete picture of your website's security.
They do different jobs. Managed security keeps things patched and protected, while scanning independently checks whether anything has been missed.
Managed security: prevention and maintenance
Security scanning: verification and early detection
Penetration testing: how far an attacker could actually get
Many security issues aren't visible until it's too late. Regular updates, security monitoring, vulnerability scanning and proactive maintenance all play an important role in keeping your website protected.
Absolutely. Cybercriminals often target small and medium-sized businesses because they typically have fewer security measures in place. Investing in website security helps protect your business, your customers and your reputation.
Yes. We provide managed website hosting, proactive security, performance monitoring, backups, updates and ongoing support, so you have one trusted partner looking after your website from every angle.
Launching your website is just the beginning. We offer ongoing hosting, security, maintenance, support and continuous improvements to keep your website secure, up to date and performing at its best as your business grows.
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