Our penetration testing provides a manual, objective-based evaluation of your security controls to identify and exploit technical vulnerabilities before they are leveraged by unauthorized parties. This assessment delivers a definitive baseline of your security posture, ensuring that your defenses are effectively configured against modern, targeted threat vectors.
Rigorous manual testing of applications and microservices to identify logic flaws, broken access controls, and injection vulnerabilities within your production or staging environments.
Comprehensive assessment of your network perimeter and internal segmentation to identify exploitable services, weak encryption, and architectural misconfigurations.
Specialized audits of cloud-native configurations, focusing on over-privileged IAM roles, unsecured data stores, and potential cross-tenant vulnerabilities.
Static and dynamic analysis following the OWASP MASTG to uncover risks associated with local data storage, insecure transport layers, and binary reverse-engineering.
Controlled simulations, including phishing and vishing campaigns, to measure organizational security awareness and the effectiveness of incident reporting protocols.
On-site evaluation of wireless encryption standards, guest network isolation, and rogue access point detection to ensure physical proximity does not grant unauthorized network access.
Evaluation of site access controls, including badge system vulnerabilities and tailgating susceptibility, to identify risks of unauthorized physical presence in secure areas.
Goal-oriented testing scenarios modeled after specific threat actor behaviors to evaluate your detection and response capabilities against targeted intrusions.
Our methodology satisfies the technical validation requirements for all major security frameworks, providing the rigorous documentation required for successful audit outcomes.
Most large organizations perform penetration testing at least annually, and more frequently for high-risk systems or after significant changes to applications or infrastructure. Regulatory frameworks and customer expectations may also drive testing frequency. SpyderSec works with clients to define a cadence that aligns with risk, regulatory requirements, and business priorities.
To scope a penetration test, SpyderSec typically requires an understanding of the target environment, business objectives, regulatory drivers, and any constraints or blackout periods. This may include asset inventories, architecture diagrams, and information about critical applications or data flows.
Yes. SpyderSec’s penetration testing reports are designed to support internal audit, external assessments, and certification efforts related to frameworks such as SOC 2, PCI DSS, HIPAA, HITRUST, and NIST-based programs. We can map findings and controls to specific requirements where appropriate.
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