PENETRATION TESTING SERVICES

Penetration testing.
Evidence for
better decisions.

Find out what an attacker could actually do within your agreed scope. We connect technical weaknesses to business operations, explain the controls that hold and give your teams evidence they can use to fix and retest.

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AUTHORISED TESTING. EVIDENCE THAT MATTERS.By Atlant Security

01 / THE ENGAGEMENTSecurity leaders, engineering teams and procurement owners

Test the path.
Understand
the consequence.

Make release, remediation and risk decisions using demonstrated results, explicit coverage and testable acceptance criteria.

We distinguish a scanner observation from a validated weakness, usable access from network reachability, and demonstrated impact from an untested possibility.

A public application, cloud workload and internal identity system may form one connected attack path. Scope those relationships deliberately, including third-party permissions, business rules and recovery dependencies.

Inside the engagement

DEFINE THE BOUNDARYWhat should the test include?APPOINT WITH CONFIDENCEWhat should you ask a provider?INSPECT THE EVIDENCEWhat should the report prove?

02 / TESTING SCOPE

Follow the trust boundaries.

Plan your scope

01 / ENTERPRISE

Web application penetration testing

Validate the business logic, sessions and access controls behind your application.

Authentication, recovery and session lifecycle · Object and function authorisation across roles

02 / ENTERPRISE

API penetration testing

Test object ownership, service permissions and workflow state across API families.

REST, GraphQL and documented integration surfaces · Cross-tenant object access and function permissions

03 / ENTERPRISE

Network and Active Directory penetration testing

Examine reachable services, trust relationships and privileged access paths.

External and internal service exposure · Directory identities, delegation and privileged groups

04 / ENTERPRISE

Cloud penetration testing

Assess the authority exposed by cloud workloads, storage and deployment pipelines.

AWS, Azure or Google Cloud scope agreed per engagement · Workload roles, token exchange and secrets handling

05 / ENTERPRISE

Mobile application penetration testing

Review mobile clients alongside the APIs and identity services they use.

Android or iOS builds and supported test devices · Local storage, secrets and platform interactions

06 / ENTERPRISE

Penetration test retesting

Validate that a specific fix closes the demonstrated path and preserves authorised use.

Original finding prerequisites and negative cases · Deployed versions and effective configuration

03 / OUR APPROACH

From a testable question
to a defensible answer.

Explore the methodology

A controlled process.
Evidence at every step.

Agree the boundary

Define systems, identities, objectives, permissions and operating constraints.

Model the path

Connect relevant attack scenarios to the services and data you need to protect.

Test under control

Use written authorisation, agreed environments, synthetic data and named stop authority. Define rate limits, excluded methods, cleanup and escalation before testing. Production activity and supplier systems require explicit permission.

Document the result

Record actions, responses, effective controls and the limits of access gained.

Verify the repair

Prioritise findings, assign ownership and retest agreed acceptance criteria.

THE REQUIREMENTS IN CONTEXTRead the framework guidance

Useful evidence.
Clear limits.

A test should inform your security decisions.

A penetration test can support a security programme, customer assurance or contractual requirement. The required scope, frequency, independence and evidence depend on the applicable standard and agreement. A generic test is not a compliance certificate, and statutory DORA TLPT is a separate engagement with additional requirements.

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