Web & API testing
OWASP Top 10, business logic flaws, and auth bypass paths.
Qbatch · Penetration Testing
Simulated attacks to find gaps before attackers do.
Manual and automated penetration tests against web apps, APIs, and cloud surfaces — realistic attack paths, proof-of-impact, and fixes your team can ship.
Pen test phases
STEP 1
Recon
Scope & attack surface map
STEP 2
Enumerate
Services, endpoints, and leaks
STEP 3
Exploit
Controlled proof-of-impact
STEP 4
Report
Chains, severity, and evidence
STEP 5
Retest
Verify fixes after remediation
Capabilities
Pen tests that engineering respects.
Manual expertise plus tooling — fewer false positives, more real risk.
External & internal
Internet-facing and internal network perspectives as scoped.
Realistic scenarios
Attack chains that mirror real adversary behavior — not scanner noise.
Evidence-backed reports
Screenshots, payloads, and reproduction steps for every finding.
Remediation guidance
Fix recommendations ranked by exploitability and blast radius.
Retest included
Validation pass after your team ships fixes.
Senior testers
Experienced offensive security — not checkbox compliance scans.
Safe execution
Rules of engagement, timing windows, and rollback plans agreed upfront.
Audit-ready
Reports formatted for SOC 2, customer security reviews, and board asks.
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Security Audits
Baseline assessments across apps, cloud, and processes.
Threat Modeling
Design reviews that surface risks early in the SDLC.
Compliance (SOC 2, HIPAA)
Controls and evidence for audits and certifications.
Identity & Access
SSO, RBAC, and secrets management done right.
Incident Response
Playbooks and support when something goes wrong.
Penetration Testing FAQ
How often should we pen test?+
Annually at minimum; before major releases, after big architecture changes, or for SOC 2 Type II.
Black box or white box?+
We recommend grey box — credentials and architecture context produce higher-value findings faster.
Will testing disrupt production?+
Testing is scoped to agreed windows; destructive tests run in staging unless explicitly approved.