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Find exploitable weaknesses before attackers do.
INFORCE performs practical penetration testing for applications, infrastructure, cloud environments and networks to help you understand real-world risk and fix what matters most.
Why It Matters
A vulnerability is not the same as business risk. Penetration testing shows what can actually be exploited.
Automated scans are useful, but they often miss context. Penetration testing helps validate whether weaknesses can be used to access data, compromise systems or disrupt operations.
When to request a penetration test
Before launching a new application
Validate security before customers, partners or attackers interact with it.
After major changes
Review new features, infrastructure changes, integrations or cloud migrations.
For compliance or customer requirements
Support audit, procurement and enterprise customer security expectations.
When you need independent assurance
Get expert validation of your security posture and remediation priorities.
Testing Scope
Penetration testing tailored to your environment
Each engagement starts with scope definition, objectives and rules of engagement so testing is focused, safe and relevant.
Web Application Testing
Identify authentication, authorization, input validation, session management, business logic and API security issues.
Infrastructure Testing
Assess external and internal infrastructure, exposed services, configuration weaknesses and privilege escalation paths.
Cloud Security Testing
Review cloud configurations, identity, access controls, exposed storage, network paths and operational risks.
API Security Testing
Test API authentication, authorization, rate limits, data exposure, object access and integration security.
External Attack Surface
Review internet-facing systems and identify exposure that could be discovered by attackers.
Retesting
Validate whether critical findings have been fixed and update the final security status.
Process
Clear, controlled and useful testing process
1
Scope
Define systems, objectives, access, rules of engagement and success criteria.
2
Test
Perform manual and tool-assisted testing based on real attack techniques.
3
Validate
Confirm findings, remove noise and assess business impact.
4
Report
Deliver clear findings, risk levels, evidence and remediation guidance.
5
Retest
Verify critical fixes and support teams with clarification where needed.
Deliverables
Reports built for both technical teams and management.
A penetration test should not end with a confusing list of issues. We provide practical outputs that help teams fix the right things and help leadership understand the risk.
Executive summary with business impact
Technical findings with evidence
Risk rating and prioritization
Clear remediation recommendations
Optional retest and closure note
Engagement Types
Choose the right testing model
The scope and methodology depend on your objective, maturity and requirements.
Engagement
Best for
Typical output
External Penetration Test
Organizations that need to assess internet-facing systems and exposure.
Attack surface findings, exploitable weaknesses and remediation plan.
Web Application Penetration Test
Companies launching, updating or validating customer-facing web apps.
Application security findings, proof-of-concept evidence and fixes.
API Penetration Test
Teams with mobile apps, integrations, SaaS platforms or partner APIs.
API-specific findings around access, authorization and data exposure.
Cloud Penetration Test
Organizations running workloads in AWS, Azure, Google Cloud or hybrid environments.
Cloud security findings, misconfiguration risks and identity exposure review.
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Tell us what you need tested, why now and what deadlines or compliance requirements matter. We will help define the right scope.