Find out how a hacker sees your business — before a hacker does.
A penetration test is a controlled, authorized attack on your own systems — by someone you hired — to find the holes before criminals do. You get a plain-English report: what’s exposed, how bad it is, and exactly how to fix it.
What we test
External network testing
What an attacker on the internet can see and reach — your public face, probed like a criminal would probe it.
Internal network testing
What happens after someone gets inside — a phishing click, a rogue device, a disgruntled insider.
Web application testing
Your website, portals, and web apps tested for the flaws attackers actually exploit.
Wireless security testing
Your office WiFi attacked the way a parking-lot attacker would — before they do it for real.
Plain-English findings report
Every finding ranked by real risk, with exactly how to fix it — written for owners, not just technicians.
Tested like an attacker, reported like an advisor
You don’t just get a list of vulnerabilities — you get the attack story: how far in a tester got, what it would have cost you, and the fixes in priority order.
Who this is for
Businesses with compliance requirements, or any owner who wants to know their real exposure before a criminal shows them.
How it works
- Scoping — what we test, what we won’t touch, scheduled with you
- Testing — controlled, hands-on attack simulation
- Report — findings ranked by real risk, fixes in priority order
- Retest — we verify the fixes worked
Know your real exposure.
Call (361) 704-1373 to scope a penetration test.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this the same as a vulnerability scan?
No — a scan is automated. A penetration test is hands-on: a real tester trying real attack paths, then verifying what actually works.
Will it disrupt our business?
No — tests are scoped and scheduled with you, and designed not to disrupt your operations.
What does it cost?
Scoped per engagement based on your size and systems — quoted up front before we start.
Do we need this for compliance?
Often yes — HIPAA, PCI, and FTC Safeguards all expect periodic testing. We can bundle it with compliance guidance.