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Penetration testing
services in London.

We test your systems the way a real attacker would, with your permission and within agreed limits. You get a clear picture of what could be reached, and exactly how to close it.

  • Web applications
  • Networks
  • Cloud
  • Mobile apps
  • Retesting

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01 — Overview

What it is,
and why it matters.

A penetration test is a controlled, authorised attack on your systems. Automated scanners find known weaknesses; a tester goes further, chaining small issues together to show what someone could actually achieve.

Every test starts with a scoping conversation. We agree what is in bounds, when testing happens and who to call if we find something urgent, so there are no surprises for your team or your customers.

A good fit if…

  • You are launching a new website, app or platform
  • A client, insurer or tender has asked for a pen test
  • You have made major changes to your network or cloud setup
  • You want independent evidence that your controls work
02 — What's included

Everything you need,
nothing you don't.

01

Scoping and rules of engagement

A written scope, testing windows and emergency contacts agreed before anything starts.

02

Manual testing

Hands-on testing that goes beyond scanner output to find logic flaws and chained weaknesses.

03

Risk-ranked findings

Every issue rated by real-world impact, not just a severity score from a tool.

04

Executive summary

A short, plain-English overview your board and clients can read.

05

Technical detail

Evidence and step-by-step remediation guidance for your developers or IT provider.

06

Retesting

Once fixes are in, we check them and update the report.

03 — How it works

Four clear
steps.

  1. Step 1

    Scope

    We agree targets, depth, timing and contacts.

  2. Step 2

    Test

    Our testers work through your systems, keeping you updated on anything critical.

  3. Step 3

    Report

    Findings ranked by risk, with clear remediation steps.

  4. Step 4

    Retest

    We confirm the fixes worked and close out the report.

04 — Options

Types of penetration test

A

Web application penetration testing

Websites, portals and APIs, tested against authentication, access control, injection and business-logic flaws.

B

Network penetration testing

External testing of what faces the internet, and internal testing that assumes someone is already inside.

C

Cloud penetration testing

Configuration and access review of your cloud accounts, storage and identity setup.

D

Mobile app penetration testing

iOS and Android apps, including the APIs and data storage behind them.

05 — Cost

What affects
the cost.

1

Scope

The number of applications, IP addresses or user roles in scope.

2

Depth

A focused external test takes less time than a full internal and application assessment.

3

Complexity

Custom applications with many roles and integrations need more testing time.

4

Timing

Out-of-hours testing to protect live services can affect the schedule.

We give a fixed quote once the scope is agreed, so you know the cost of a penetration test before any work starts.

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06 — FAQs

Questions,
answered.

It depends on scope and depth. A focused test of one web application costs far less than a full internal network assessment. After a short scoping call we give you a fixed quote.

Most tests run for a few days to two weeks of testing time, followed by the report. We agree the timeline with you before starting.

Testing is planned to avoid disruption. We agree testing windows, avoid destructive techniques on live systems, and contact you immediately if anything unexpected happens.

A scan is automated and lists known weaknesses. A penetration test is carried out by a person, who confirms which weaknesses are real and shows how they could be combined to cause harm.

At least once a year, and after any significant change such as a new application, a cloud migration or a major network change.

07 — Guides

Further
reading.

Next step

Let's talk about
penetration testing.

A short call, no obligation. We'll listen, ask a few questions and suggest a sensible first step.

Contact

Start with
an assessment.

Tell us a little about your business. We'll arrange a short, no-obligation conversation and suggest a sensible first step.

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The Leather Market
London Bridge

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