Penetration Testing Services
Human-led offensive security from the team behind the SOC Jedi.AI platform
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  • Know your real weaknesses before attackers do. We safely exploit them under agreed rules and document everything in an audit-ready report you can hand to clients, auditors, and regulators.
What We Test
Scope, timing, and rules of engagement are agreed before we start. Every service runs in one of three modes:

Black Box — We start with only the target. Closest to a real attacker.
Gray Box — You share test accounts or basic architecture. Faster and deeper coverage.
White Box — Full access to docs, code, or admin. Maximum coverage.
External Penetration Testing
Attack simulation against your internet-facing systems, on-premise or in the cloud.
We map your external attack surface and safely verify what an outside attacker could actually reach and exploit.
Internal Penetration Testing
Assumes the attacker is already inside — a compromised device, a malicious insider, or a breached account.
We test segmentation, Active Directory, and privilege escalation to show how far a single foothold can go.
Web Application & API Testing
A deep assessment of your applications and the APIs behind them, client-side and server-side.
We cover the OWASP Top 10, authentication, access control, and business logic — the flaws automated scanners miss.
Cloud Security Testing
A configuration and attack-path review for AWS, Azure, and GCP.
We check identity, network, and storage exposure, and how an attacker could escalate between cloud services.
What You Receive
Every engagement follows recognized standards — PTES, the OWASP Testing Guides, and NIST SP 800-115 — through six phases: scoping and rules of engagement, reconnaissance, vulnerability analysis, controlled exploitation, post-exploitation, and reporting. Critical findings are reported as soon as they are confirmed, not at the end.
  • Executive Summary
    A short, plain-language section for management and clients: overall risk level, key findings, and what to fix first
  • Technical Findings
    very finding with evidence, reproduction steps, a CVSS severity score, and affected assets — enough detail for your engineers to fix it without guessing
  • Remediation Plan
    Prioritized, practical fixes for your specific stack — not generic advice from a knowledge base
  • Attestation Letter
    A one-page signed document confirming the test, its scope, and dates — safe to share with clients, partners, and auditors
  • Live Debrief
    A working session with your team to explain the findings and agree on the fastest path to remediation
  • Retest & Updated Report
    After you apply the fixes, we verify them and issue an updated report and attestation reflecting the improved state
Built for Your Compliance Requirements
A penetration test is required or expected by most security frameworks. Our reports are structured so auditors and regulators can use them directly as evidence.
  • EU Financial Regulation

    DORA requires in-scope financial entities to run a yearly resilience testing program (Articles 24–25), with threat-led testing every three years for designated entities. Our engagements are designed to serve as evidence for your annual testing program, including for CySEC-supervised firms.
  • Certifications & Audits

    PCI DSS v4.0 (Requirement 11.4) mandates internal and external penetration tests at least annually and after significant changes. ISO 27001 and SOC 2 auditors expect a recent pentest report as evidence that your controls actually work.
  • Data Protection

    GDPR Article 32 requires regular testing of the measures that protect personal data, and NIS2 expects security testing as part of risk management. Our engagements give you documented, dated proof.
Why Test With SOC Jedi.AI
  • Attackers by Trade, Defenders by Product
    Our engineers run offensive operations and build an AI SOC platform that security teams use every day. We know how attacks work — and how defenses fail — from both sides.
  • AI-Extended Coverage, Human-Verified Results
    Our own AI agents extend reconnaissance and coverage beyond what manual hours allow. But every finding in your report is validated and written by an engineer. No raw scanner output — ever.
  • Advice That Fits Real Operations
    Because we operate SOC workflows daily, our recommendations account for your SIEM, EDR, and team processes — so fixes are realistic, not theoretical.
Frequently Asked Questions
  • Question:
    How long does a penetration test take?
    Answer:
    Most engagements take one to three weeks of active testing, depending on scope. We confirm the exact timeline and report delivery date during scoping.
  • Question:
    Will testing disrupt our production systems?
    Answer:
    No. We agree on testing windows, excluded systems, and safe techniques before we start. Stress and denial-of-service testing is excluded unless separately agreed. You have a direct channel to the testing team at all times.
  • Question:
    How is this different from a vulnerability scan?
    Answer:
    A scanner lists potential issues, many of them false positives, and cannot combine weaknesses into an attack. A penetration test is performed by humans who verify what is truly exploitable, chain small flaws into real attack paths, and show the actual business impact.
  • Question:
    How often should we test?
    Answer:
    At least once a year, and after any significant change — new products, infrastructure migrations, or major releases. Regulated companies usually need a fixed cadence: PCI DSS requires annual testing, and DORA expects a yearly testing program.
Get Your Pentest Scoped
Tell us a little about your environment and goals. We sign an NDA on request, and a short scoping call is usually enough to give you a fixed scope and price.
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