Penetration testing services that show where an attacker would get in
We attack your application, APIs and infrastructure the way an outsider would, with permission and an agreed scope. You get every finding ranked by risk, and help fixing it.
What our penetration testing services cover
A penetration test is a controlled attack on your systems. Our ethical hackers look for vulnerabilities and try to exploit them, so you see what a real attacker could reach: which data, which permissions, how far in.
Unlike an automated scan, it doesn't stop at a list of possible issues. It confirms which ones can be exploited and what they mean for your business.
Tell us what you want testedWeb applications
Authentication, user-to-user permissions, session handling and injection flaws. We test what a malicious user could do inside your product.
APIs
Exposed endpoints, object-level authorization and data that leaks more than it should. This is where modern applications usually break.
External network
Everything your company exposes to the internet: servers, services and remote access someone could find from outside.
Internal network
What happens once someone is in: how far they can move, which credentials they get and which critical systems they reach.
Cloud
AWS, Azure and Google Cloud configurations: permissions, exposed storage and services left open by mistake.
When do you need penetration testing?
- An enterprise customer asks for a recent pentest report before signing.
- A SOC 2, ISO 27001 or PCI DSS audit is coming up.
- You shipped a major feature or opened an API to third parties.
- You moved to the cloud or changed your product's architecture.
- It's been more than a year since your last test and the product has changed.
How our penetration testing works
Agreed scope, no disruption to your operations
Let's scope your pentestScoping
We define what gets tested, with what level of access and when.
Everything is written down and authorized before we start.
Reconnaissance
We map what's exposed: domains, services, endpoints and technologies.
It's what an attacker does before trying to get in.
Exploitation
We try to exploit what we found, without damaging data or services.
That's how we separate real issues from false positives.
Report
Every finding comes with its risk level, steps to reproduce and how to fix it.
An executive summary for leadership, technical detail for your engineers.
Remediation
We build a remediation plan ordered by priority.
If you need it, our development team helps you implement the fixes.
A pentest that ends in fixes
Most providers hand you a PDF. We also build software, so we can help you close what we find.
- +40 audit, pentesting and compliance projects
- Team certified in CEH, CompTIA Security+ and ISO 27001
- Findings ranked by risk, written for your engineering team
- In-house developers to fix the vulnerabilities
- Aligned with SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST and PCI DSS
Companies that trust us
Tatam.Digital has significantly increased collaborations with content creators. We achieved concrete results thanks to HitOcean's performance-driven approach.
Tatam.DigitalAfter completing the development with HitOcean, we decided to keep improving the app through new iterations. It was a natural decision.
NordicflowCollaborating with HitOcean revolutionized our operational efficiency. Their expertise in developing integrated systems was key to the success of the project.
Data Force SolutionsHitOcean's expertise in AI and its frictionless development process helped us create an intuitive and powerful conversational platform.
MiintaHitOcean delivered everything perfectly. The process was clear, efficient and aligned from day one.
WhalemateThanks to HitOcean, our clients can access critical information instantly. The experience is smoother, more efficient and closer.
SeidorWith HitOcean, we achieved a solid integration between technology and business processes. Today, we have a more agile, robust system aligned with our objectives.
PAEThe implementation with HitOcean improved our ability to anticipate critical events and prioritize with real data.
Geopark
Tatam.Digital 
Data Force Solutions 
Whalemate 
PAE 
Miinta 
Seidor 
Geopark 
Nordicflow Better we find it than someone else
A pentest costs far less than an incident. And a clear report helps you close deals with customers who ask for proof of security.
Let's talkWhat do you need tested?
Penetration testing services FAQs
01 What is the difference between a vulnerability assessment and a penetration test?
A vulnerability assessment uses automated tools and returns a list of possible issues. A penetration test goes further: it confirms which ones can be exploited and what an attacker could reach. Many teams combine both, which is often called VAPT.
02 What types of penetration testing do you offer?
It depends on how much information you give us. Black box means no information, like an outside attacker. Gray box means a test account, like a customer or an employee. White box means access to code and architecture. For SaaS products, gray box usually gives the best balance of realism and coverage.
03 How often should we run a penetration test?
At least once a year, and whenever something big changes: a new feature, a public API or a migration. SOC 2, ISO 27001 and PCI DSS all expect regular testing. We help you meet them as part of our cybersecurity company services.
04 How much do penetration testing services cost?
It depends on scope: how many applications, APIs and IPs, and what level of access. A pentest of one web app and its API doesn't cost the same as testing your whole network. After a first call we define the scope and send you a proposal.
05 Can a penetration test affect production?
We plan it so it doesn't. We agree on time windows, avoid tests that could take services down and, if you prefer, work on a staging environment that mirrors production.
06 How do I choose among penetration testing companies?
Look at certifications, a sample report, and whether they help after the report. A list of findings is only useful if your team can act on it. If you need a broader review that also covers policies and processes, see our cybersecurity audit.
Tell us what you need to protect
Knowing which application, APIs or infrastructure you want tested is enough for a first call. We define the scope together.
Let's scope your pentest