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A penetration test is a controlled simulation of a cyberattack. The purpose is to find and close vulnerabilities in the company's systems before malicious actors manage to exploit them. By imitating the methods of real intruders – both physically and digitally – the test provides a realistic picture of security without causing actual harm.
Our experts hold internationally recognized certifications in Penetration Testing, ensuring a thorough and professional assessment of your IT security.
Test one area. Or everything at once.
Security challenges vary between sectors, and we therefore tailor our penetration tests to the specific requirements and threat landscapes that characterize your day-to-day operations.
We have extensive experience securing everything from finance and industry to the public sector and technology services.
Here you will find answers to the most common questions we receive about Penetration Testing.
The price of a pentest depends on the scope and complexity of the systems to be investigated.
We always customize our proposals based on a mapping session we complete together, ensuring you receive a thorough test that delivers the most value for your business.
A penetration test provides an objective assessment of actual vulnerabilities before they are exploited by criminals. This is crucial for meeting the requirements of NIS2, DORA, and the Norwegian Digital Security Act (DSL). These regulatory frameworks mandate that organizations document their digital resilience through regular assessment and testing of their security measures.
The tests simulate real-world attacks to confirm that your defenses actually work in practice. The result is a prioritized action list and a report structured specifically for use in audits and documentation for regulatory authorities.
The time required varies from 10 to 1,000 hours based on the project's scope and the complexity of the systems being tested. It is always worthwhile to allocate time for testing, regardless of the size of the scope.
Even smaller tests are crucial for uncovering vulnerabilities and strengthening security in the grand scheme of things.