Penetration Testing as a Service

Simulate real-world attacks on your systems—before they happen in the wild.

What We Do

  • External and internal attack surface testing

    We examine your systems from the perspective of both an outside attacker and a malicious insider. External testing identifies vulnerabilities visible from the internet—such as exposed services, misconfigured firewalls, and exploitable software versions. Internal testing simulates what a threat actor could do once inside your network, revealing lateral movement paths, privilege escalation opportunities, and sensitive data exposure risks.

  • Web Application & API Penetration Testing

    Modern businesses rely on web apps and APIs to deliver services, store data, and enable integrations. These are prime targets for attackers. We probe your applications for injection flaws, authentication bypasses, insecure data handling, broken access controls, and other common weaknesses. Testing includes both manual exploitation techniques and automated scans to ensure coverage against known and emerging threats.

  • Configuration & Policy Review

    Security isn’t just about software—it’s also about how systems are configured and maintained. We review your firewall rules, authentication settings, access control lists, and security group policies to find weaknesses in enforcement or gaps in coverage. Misconfigurations are one of the most common ways attackers gain an initial foothold; we help you close those doors before they’re found.

Attack Surface Testing

Purpose:

Find the vulnerabilities visible to anyone on the internet—before they are exploited by cybercriminals.

Our Role

  • Map your public-facing assets, including domains, subdomains, IP addresses, and exposed services.

  • Identify outdated or unpatched software versions that attackers could target.

  • Test firewall and access control rules for misconfigurations.

  • Probe for common exploit categories such as SQL injection, remote code execution, directory traversal, and credential exposure.

Why It Matters:

An external breach often serves as the first step in a larger compromise. Even one overlooked entry point can lead to sensitive data theft, ransomware deployment, or long-term infiltration.

Web-App Penetration Testing

Purpose:

Assess the security of your web-based services and ensure they can withstand targeted attacks.

Our Role

  • Manually and automatically test for vulnerabilities like injection flaws, broken authentication, and cross-site scripting (XSS).

  • Review how your applications handle sensitive data—checking for encryption, secure storage, and proper sanitization.

  • Identify flaws in business logic that attackers could exploit to manipulate transactions, bypass workflows, or access unauthorized resources.

  • Test APIs for authentication weaknesses, improper rate limiting, and data leakage.

Why It Matters:

Your web applications are a direct link between your business and the outside world. Weaknesses here can result in stolen customer data, service disruption, or damage to your brand’s credibility.

API Penetration Testing

Purpose:

Secure the interfaces that power your integrations, mobile apps, and modern software systems.

Our Role

  • Test authentication, authorization, and session management.

  • Check for insecure direct object references (IDOR), which can allow unauthorized access to data.

  • Validate input and output handling to prevent injection attacks.

  • Assess rate limiting and throttling controls to prevent abuse.

Why It Matters:

APIs often sit at the core of your digital ecosystem but are overlooked in security planning. A compromised API can be just as damaging as a hacked application or server.

Configuration & Policy Reviews

Purpose:

ensure your systems are hardened according to security best practices and organizational needs.

Our Role

  • Review firewall configurations, access control lists, and network segmentation policies.

  • Evaluate password policies, multi-factor authentication enforcement, and account lockout settings.

  • Check logging, monitoring, and alerting configurations to ensure incidents are detected promptly.

  • Compare configurations against industry standards like CIS Benchmarks or NIST guidelines.

Why It Matters:

Misconfigured systems are among the most common causes of breaches. Even if your software is patched, poor configuration can leave you just as vulnerable as outdated code.

Ensure Continuity of Business

Don’t wait for a breach to expose your weak points.

Every day you delay testing your security, you’re giving attackers more time to find a way in. With Provenient’s Penetration Testing services, you get actionable insights—not just reports—and a partner committed to helping you close every gap we find.

Let’s make your next security test the one that stops a real attack.