Pentesting
CREST-accredited provider of Penetration Testing Services
We hold CREST accreditation for our Pentesting Services, having undergone certification processes regarding both our technological and management practices.
CREST is a non-profit organization that establishes standards and qualifications, recognized by the UK industry and government, for companies and professionals focused on delivering technical information security services.
CREST provides all organizations seeking Penetration Testing Services with the assurance that the services they procure will be carried out by qualified, competent professionals with up-to-date knowledge of the latest vulnerabilities and techniques used by real attackers.
TIER 1
Automatic Vulnerability Scanning
Technical Report
660 €
TIER 2
Automatic Exploitation
Technical Report
Retest Included
or up to 2 Mobile Apps
960 €
TIER 3
Automatic Exploitation
Manual Exploitation
Technical Report
Retest Included
or up to 4 Mobile Apps
2880 €
AI - LLM
Automatic Exploitation
Manual Exploitation
Technical Report
Personalized Retest Service
1550 €
PREMIUM
Automatic Exploitation
Manual Exploitation
Custom TTP's
Extended Technical Report
Personalized Retest Service
Request a quote
TIER 1
Automatic Vulnerability Scanning
Technical Report
660 €
TIER 2
Automatic Exploitation
Technical Report
Retest Included
or up to 2 Mobile Apps
960 €
TIER 3
Automatic Exploitation
Manual Exploitation
Technical Report
Retest Included
or up to 4 Mobile Apps
2880 €
AI - LLM
Automatic Exploitation
Manual Exploitation
Technical Report
Personalized Retest Service
1550 €
PREMIUM
Automatic Exploitation
Manual Exploitation
Custom TTP's
Extended Technical Report
Personalized Retest Service
Request a quote
Our Approach
Ensure the protection of your organization’s applications and systems against known threats and vulnerabilities. Through controlled and ethical exercises conducted by Ethical Hackers, your organization can identify and rectify vulnerabilities before malicious actors exploit them, thus minimizing the risk of security breaches and safeguarding both assets and reputation.
We adhere to the CREST* methodology and integrate the human element to simulate the most recent Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) employed by cybercriminals.
*The Council of Registered Security Testers (CREST) guide for intrusion test is an international guide that ensure that tests are carried out and documented according to the highest legal, ethical and technical standards.
1. Preparation
Together with your team, Balwurk’s engineers work to responsibly plan and establish the penetration tests in the enterprise architecture.
The following steps are highly recommended for a secure penetration test program planning and delivery:
- Establish a governance structure
- Identify target environments
- Define the purpose of the penetration tests
- Produce requirements specifications
2. Testing
The test plan has to contain all the necessary details of the penetration test. Some of the objectives are:
- Agree testing style and type (e.g., white box, black box)
- Use an effective testing methodology (e.g., OWASP Web Top 10)
- Identify and exploit vulnerabilities
- Report key findings
3. Follow Up
The last phase of the penetration test process demands a follow-up on the discovered weaknesses and how they are mitigated and monitored.
In this phase, the following activities should be performed:
- Remediate weaknesses
- Address root causes of weaknesses
- Initiate Improvement programme
- Evaluate penetration testing effectiveness
- Build on lessons learned
- Create and monitor action plans
1. Preparation
Together with your team, Balwurk’s engineers work to responsibly plan and establish the penetration tests in the enterprise architecture.
The following steps are highly recommended for a secure penetration test program planning and delivery:
- Establish a governance structure
- Identify target environments
- Define the purpose of the penetration tests
- Produce requirements specifications
2. Testing
The test plan has to contain all the necessary details of the penetration test.
Some of the objectives are:
- Agree testing style and type (e.g., white box, black box)
- Use an effective testing methodology (e.g., OWASP Web Top 10)
- Identify and exploit vulnerabilities
- Report key findings
3. Follow up
The last phase of the penetration test process demands a follow-up on the discovered weaknesses and how they are mitigated and monitored.
In this phase, the following activities should be performed:
- Remediate weaknesses
- Address root causes of weaknesses
- Initiate Improvement programme
- Evaluate penetration testing effectiveness
- Build on lessons learned
- Create and monitor action plans
What to expect from our team
Compiling a report with the results of the test conducted by our technical team, encompassing a comprehensive analysis of the identified and exploited vulnerabilities, their criticality, risk, and potential mitigations. Specifying the applied methodologies and systems and/or applications tested.
Providing a condensed version of the Intrusion Testing report, tailored for top management and decision-makers, summarizing the key findings and recommendations.
Documenting evidence validating the existence of identified vulnerabilities, along with proof of concept demonstrations illustrating how the attacks were executed.
If your business is subject to specific regulatory requirements, the report may include an evaluation of compliance with relevant standards and regulations.
Our Clients
Get in touch
For inquiries or assistance, please contact us.
Our dedicated team is here to provide the information you need and support your journey.