Authorised Security Testing
Penetration Testing
Penetration testing goes further than scanning for known issues — it actively attempts to exploit weaknesses, under strictly controlled and pre-agreed conditions, to show what a real attacker could actually achieve.
What's Covered
Scope, at a glance
01
Scoping & Rules of Engagement
Exact systems, methods and boundaries agreed and signed off before any testing begins.
02
Authorised Testing
Controlled attempts to exploit identified weaknesses, never conducted without explicit written authorisation.
03
Findings & Business Impact
Results reported by real-world impact, not just technical severity.
04
Remediation Guidance
Practical next steps for closing what was found, with a path into CyberGuard™ for ongoing management.
Frequently Asked
Common questions
Yes — a vulnerability assessment scans for known weaknesses; penetration testing actively attempts to exploit them under controlled, authorised conditions.
No. All testing is scoped and authorised in writing before any activity begins.
A report detailing findings, real-world impact, and prioritised remediation guidance.
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