Penetration testing

Penetration testing scoped to your systems.

PentServ conducts focused security assessments drawing on more than 15 years of hands-on experience. Scope, access, and testing depth are aligned with your systems, threat model, and business requirements.

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Testing scope

Components and attack paths

We assess individual applications and infrastructure as well as connected environments and realistic attack scenarios.

Web apps

Authentication, authorization, business logic, data handling, and server-side behavior.

APIs

REST, GraphQL, service trust boundaries, authorization models, and backend integrations.

Mobile apps

iOS and Android applications, local storage, APIs, and platform-specific controls.

Infrastructure

External and internal networks, exposed services, identity, segmentation, and attack paths.

Cloud

Configurations, identities, workloads, trust relationships, and cloud-native services.

Code review

Focused manual review of security-critical code paths, trust boundaries, authorization controls, and implementation weaknesses.

Adversarial testing

Objective-led red and purple team engagements that validate prevention, detection, and response controls.

AI applications

Prompt and data flows, tool permissions, retrieval pipelines, model and provider APIs, and application controls.

AI application security

Security around the model

AI-enabled applications introduce new trust boundaries and failure modes in addition to conventional application risks. We test how untrusted input moves through prompts, retrieval components, models, tools, data stores, APIs, and supporting cloud infrastructure.

  • Input and retrieval

    Direct and indirect prompt injection, retrieval poisoning, and untrusted context.

  • Tools and permissions

    Unauthorized actions, excessive agent permissions, and weak control boundaries.

  • Data and outputs

    Sensitive-data disclosure, insecure output handling, and downstream application risk.

Testing remains grounded in the surrounding application and includes conventional vulnerabilities where they affect the system as a whole.

Method

A clear testing process

  1. 01

    Scope

    Agree objectives, in-scope systems, test access, constraints, rules of engagement, and evidence requirements.

  2. 02

    Test

    Combine risk-based manual testing with fit-for-purpose tooling; automated scanning supports but does not replace investigation.

  3. 03

    Communicate

    Report significant or time-sensitive issues during testing and assess findings based on severity, exploitability, and business context.

  4. 04

    Document

    Provide reproducible evidence, impact, severity rationale, and practical remediation guidance in the agreed format.

  5. 05

    Follow up

    Brief technical and management stakeholders and support remediation validation or agreed retesting.

Deliverables

Deliverables matched to your audience

The format follows the engagement, the decisions to be made, and the people using the results.

  • Technical findings

    Reproducible evidence, impact, severity rationale, and remediation guidance.

  • Executive summary

    Material risks, business context, and clear priorities for decision-makers.

  • Findings workshop

    A direct walkthrough with the technical and business stakeholders involved.

  • Retest documentation

    Verification of agreed remediation work and the updated status of findings.

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Plan your security assessment

Tell us what should be tested, your objective, preferred timeframe, and any reporting or compliance requirements. We focus on selected engagements for startups and established SMEs.

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