Penetration Testing
Manual, objective-driven testing of web applications, APIs, and networks (internal, external, wireless, and physical), built on hands-on consulting experience since 2018, not a scanner with a report template.
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An annual penetration test gives you a picture of one day. The other 364 are a blind spot: new assets get spun up, ports get opened, apps get deployed, and nothing checks any of it until the next engagement. We are building a platform to close that gap.
In development: not yet available
This page describes what we are building, not a current deliverable. Get in touch if continuous visibility is what you need now; early design partners help shape what ships first.
Overview
The idea: a customer portal that stays current between full engagements instead of going stale the moment a PDF is delivered: a live dashboard of your open ports and exposed services, web application screenshots and change detection over time, cloud asset inventory pulled directly from your AWS, Azure, or GCP accounts, and automated reconnaissance running on a schedule to catch what changed since the last look.
Threat intelligence gets correlated against your actual exposed surface, so you hear about a newly exploited vulnerability in the context of whether it touches something you run, not as a generic feed to scroll past.
This does not replace human judgment. It extends it. Automation handles coverage and cadence; a person still verifies anything that matters before it is reported as a finding, the same discipline behind every other engagement we run.
Coverage
Scope is agreed up front; these are the areas an engagement typically covers.
Methodology
Early customers help shape what ships first. If continuous visibility is what you need now, this is the stage to get involved.
A full manual engagement establishes the starting picture before continuous monitoring takes over.
Automated recon and asset tracking run on a schedule, surfacing changes and candidate findings as your environment evolves.
Every candidate finding is manually confirmed before it reaches the portal. Automation surfaces leads; it does not report findings on its own.
Continuous monitoring is paired with recurring manual testing cycles, not a replacement for them.
Deliverables
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Questions
No. It is in active development. This page describes what is being built, not a current deliverable. Get in touch if continuous visibility is what you need now; we will tell you honestly what is ready and what is not.
Automation handles coverage and cadence. A person still verifies anything that matters before it is reported as a finding, the same discipline behind every other engagement we run, just running more often.
No. It is designed to complement periodic deep-dive testing, not replace it. Continuous monitoring catches drift between engagements; it does not substitute for one.
Yes, reach out. Early design partners get a direct say in what ships first and are likely to see preferential pricing once it launches.
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Manual, objective-driven testing of web applications, APIs, and networks (internal, external, wireless, and physical), built on hands-on consulting experience since 2018, not a scanner with a report template.
A fixed-price, five-day internal network assessment focused on the quick wins and heavy hitters (the handful of issues that give real attackers their first foothold) at a fraction of what the larger firms charge for the same depth.
Get started
Reach out and we'll keep you posted, and we'll tell you honestly what's ready today versus what's still in development.
or reach out directly, (608) 520-0719 ryan.zagrodnik@infocus-security.com