Grid32 Cybersecurity

What is a network penetration test?

A network penetration test is a controlled, authorized attack on your network infrastructure. Our team of certified ethical hackers deploys the same tools and techniques used by malicious threat actors to identify vulnerabilities in your systems, escalate privileges, and determine how far a real attacker could penetrate your environment.

Is Penetration Testing Safe?

When performed by experienced professionals using manual techniques, yes. Grid32 has conducted over 2,500 engagements without a single unintended service disruption.

What Does the Report Look Like?

Every engagement concludes with a tiered final report including an executive summary, detailed technical findings, and attestation documentation for auditors and customers.

How Often Should You Test?

Most organizations with mature security programs test annually at minimum.

What Is Web Application Penetration Testing?

A web application penetration test is a manual security assessment of your web application, APIs, and underlying architecture. Our engineers attempt to exploit vulnerabilities from the outside — as an unauthenticated attacker — and from within, simulating a credentialed user attempting to escalate access or exfiltrate data.