Cybersecurity Services

A focused penetration test typically costs between $8,000 and $30,000 depending on scope, while ongoing managed security or DevSecOps engagements run on monthly retainers. Pricing reflects the number of applications, network size, compliance framework targeted and whether the work is a one-time assessment or a continuous program with retesting and remediation support.

We perform web application, API, mobile, network, cloud and internal infrastructure penetration testing using black-box, gray-box and white-box approaches. Engagements follow OWASP Testing Guide and PTES methodologies, combine manual exploitation with tooling and conclude with a prioritized findings report, proof-of-concept evidence and a remediation retest.

We help teams prepare for and pass SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS and GDPR assessments. Work includes gap analysis against the relevant controls, evidence collection, policy and control implementation, security testing and readiness reviews. We align technical hardening with auditor expectations so the assessment itself goes smoothly.

A standard web application penetration test takes 1 to 3 weeks including reporting, while a full compliance audit preparation for SOC 2 or ISO 27001 can span 2 to 4 months. Timelines depend on application count, environment complexity, the depth of threat modeling required and how much remediation is needed before the formal assessment.

DevSecOps integration embeds security into your CI/CD pipeline with SAST scanning of source code, DAST scanning of running applications, software composition analysis for dependencies and secrets detection. We configure tools such as Semgrep, OWASP ZAP, Snyk and Trivy, set policy gates and train engineers to triage findings without slowing delivery.

Threat modeling maps your system’s data flows, trust boundaries and assets to identify likely attack paths before code is written or shipped. We typically run it during design and major architecture changes using STRIDE and attack tree techniques, producing a ranked list of threats with concrete mitigations the engineering team can implement.

Yes. Security code review manually inspects source for injection flaws, broken authentication, insecure cryptography, access control gaps and unsafe dependency usage that automated scanners miss. We combine SAST output with expert review of authentication, authorization and data handling logic, then deliver findings mapped to OWASP and CWE categories with fix guidance.

Every engagement concludes with an executive summary, a technical findings report ranked by severity using CVSS, proof-of-concept evidence, remediation guidance and a retest to confirm fixes. Compliance engagements add control mapping, policy artifacts and audit-ready evidence. We walk your team through the report so findings translate into prioritized engineering work.