Security Testing
Testing is only useful if it leads to fixes. We agree the scope in writing, test what you have authorised and give you a report your engineers can act on. Then we can help you close the findings and prove they are closed.
Our security testing services
Network penetration testing
Find out what an attacker could reach from the internet and from inside your network, before they do.
Learn moreWeb application penetration testing
Test your web applications and APIs against real-world attacks, with guidance your developers can use.
Learn moreVulnerability assessment
Regular checks for known weaknesses, ranked so your team knows what to fix first.
Learn moreRemediation support & retest
Close the findings, then prove they are closed, with hands-on help and evidence you can share.
Learn moreWhy kiasec for security testing
Findings engineers can act on
Every finding comes with evidence, a risk rating and fix guidance, written by people who also build networks.
Authorised and controlled
Testing only starts with written authorisation, an agreed scope and rules of engagement.
Support after the report
We stay available to explain findings, help with fixes and retest, so the report does not just sit in a folder.
Frequently asked questions
Can testing happen without written approval?
No. Testing only happens with written authorisation from the asset owner and an agreed scope and rules of engagement.
Will testing disrupt our systems?
We agree limits and testing windows first, and we avoid techniques likely to disrupt production unless you approve them.
What is the difference between a vulnerability assessment and a penetration test?
A vulnerability assessment finds and ranks known weaknesses across a broad range of systems. A penetration test tries to exploit weaknesses to show what an attacker could achieve.
Talk to us about security testing
Tell us what you are planning and get a written list of next steps.