Penetration Testing

Pentesting that goes a step beyond the checklist

Ethical hacking exercises run by a team that thinks like a real attacker — not just to find vulnerabilities, but to help you meet the regulations your business needs.

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More than 100 companies, of all sizes and sectors, already test their security with us

The pentest you need for any regulation.

We have already helped our clients achieve ISO 27001, ENS, PCI DSS, FDA and many others. Tell us which one you need and we will help you get it.

Pentesting run by a team officially recognised in vulnerabilities.

We are one of the few CVE Numbering Authority (CNA) organisations authorised in Spain. Our team does not just find vulnerabilities: it coordinates the whole process of responsible management and disclosure, recognised by INCIBE and MITRE.

INCIBE, Spain's National Cybersecurity Institute

CVE, Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures

A pentest that does not stop at the report

Real visibility of your security

We test your systems the way an attacker would and give you a clear, prioritised picture of where you are exposed.

Test your systems and secure compliance

Every finding arrives documented and traceable, ready to present to auditors and clients. The pentest you need to certify, built for you to pass.

Fix fast and verify

We prioritise by criticality and verify the fixes with a retest, so you actually close the loop instead of being left with just a PDF.

We audit your entire perimeter

Web API AI agents / LLM Mobile (Android and iOS) Active Directory Desktop applications Cloud infrastructure Containers / Kubernetes WiFi Networks IoT / OT Source code (white box) Web3 Red Team

Frequently asked questions

What is a pentest or penetration test?

A pentest is an ethical hacking exercise in which an expert team simulates a real attack against your systems to find and demonstrate vulnerabilities before an attacker exploits them. Unlike an automated scan, it includes manual validation and real impact context.

Does a pentest help me achieve ISO 27001, PCI DSS or ENS?

Yes. Most certifications and regulations (ISO 27001, PCI DSS, ENS, DORA, SOC 2...) require or recommend periodic penetration testing. Our pentests are delivered with a formal report ready to present to auditors.

How long does a pentest take?

It depends on the scope, but a typical pentest usually takes between one and three weeks, including the testing, the report and the verification retest. We define the exact scope with you before starting.

How often should I run a pentest?

The general recommendation is at least once a year, and also every time there is a significant change in your systems (a new feature, a migration, an infrastructure change). Many regulations also set their own frequency.

How is a pentest different from a vulnerability scanner?

An automated scanner detects known patterns, but it does not confirm whether they are exploitable nor understand your business logic. A pentest is run by a human team that validates every finding by exploiting it in a controlled way and chains vulnerabilities the way a real attacker would.

What do I get when the pentest ends?

You get a formal report with the validated findings, prioritised by criticality, with evidence and remediation recommendations, plus a retest to verify that the vulnerabilities have been resolved. All ready for audit.