in7ruder

Pentesting

Validate real-world risk with attacker mindset.

Manual-first penetration testing focused on real risk, exploitability and clear next steps.

Best suited for

  • Web apps and APIs before release
  • Mature products needing deeper validation
  • Internal and external attack surface review
  • Active Directory environments and lateral movement paths
  • Physical penetration testing (scope-dependent)

Deliverables

Executive summary

Technical findings

Remediation guidance

Optional retest

What’s included

Clear outcomes and actionable findings.

Automated tools can support speed, but findings are validated manually and prioritized by real impact.

Defined scope and objectives

Targets, constraints, and goals are defined so testing reflects real risk, not assumptions.

Manual validation of findings

Findings are verified and contextualized to reduce false positives and highlight exploitable paths across web, internal, and identity surfaces.

Actionable reporting

Executive clarity for stakeholders and technical depth for engineers, with concrete remediation steps.

Optional retest

Critical fixes can be re-verified after remediation to confirm risk reduction.

Process

Clear process. No surprises.

Scope first, then testing, then a review that turns findings into concrete next steps.

  1. 01

    Scoping and alignment

    Objectives, scope, constraints, and success criteria are defined upfront.

  2. 02

    Testing and exploitation

    Manual-driven testing simulating realistic attacker behavior.

  3. 03

    Analysis and reporting

    Validated findings, prioritized by exploitability and real-world impact.

  4. 04

    Review and next steps

    Results walkthrough followed by a clear remediation plan.

FAQs

Questions that usually come up

Is this just an automated scan?

No. Tools may support discovery, but relevant findings are validated manually and tied to real attack paths.

Will this impact production?

Testing is planned to avoid disruption. Anything potentially risky is discussed and approved during scoping.

Do you provide compliance reports?

The focus is practical security. If needed, findings can be mapped to common standards.

Can you retest after fixes?

Yes. Retesting can be included depending on scope or added as a follow-up engagement.

Do you offer Active Directory and physical testing?

Yes, when in scope. AD testing can include identity and access paths, privilege escalation and lateral movement. Physical testing is offered as a scoped add-on, planned safely and approved in writing.

Ready to scope a test?

Share what you’re protecting and what matters most. You’ll get a clear scope, timeline, and deliverables.