A vulnerability scan tells you what might be wrong. A penetration test tells you what an attacker can actually do. Forged conducts offensive security assessments that simulate real-world attacks against your environment — external, internal, web application, wireless, and social engineering — using the same tactics, techniques, and procedures that actual threat actors deploy. We chain vulnerabilities together, attempt lateral movement, and document exactly how far an adversary can get. The deliverable is a prioritized remediation roadmap that your team can execute on, not a 200-page automated report that collects dust. Organizations that invest in real-world testing before an incident consistently spend a fraction of what a breach response costs — and satisfy insurance carrier and compliance requirements in the process.
Attack simulation against your internet-facing infrastructure — firewalls, VPNs, web servers, email gateways, DNS, and cloud services. We find what's exposed and prove what's exploitable from the outside.
Simulating an attacker who's already inside your network — a compromised workstation, a malicious insider, or a contractor with too much access. Lateral movement, privilege escalation, and domain compromise testing.
OWASP-aligned assessment of your web applications, portals, and APIs — injection, authentication bypass, authorization flaws, data exposure, business logic vulnerabilities, and session management weaknesses.
Rogue access point detection, WPA/WPA2/WPA3 cracking attempts, evil twin attacks, client isolation testing, and guest network segmentation validation. Proving whether your wireless is a backdoor.
Phishing campaigns, pretexting phone calls, physical access testing, badge cloning, and tailgating scenarios. Measuring your human attack surface — the one vulnerability no firewall can patch.
Full-scope adversary simulation with minimal rules of engagement. We combine technical exploitation, social engineering, and physical access to test your security program end-to-end — people, processes, and technology.
We define exactly what's in scope, what's off limits, what success looks like, and how we'll communicate during the engagement. Rules of engagement documented and signed before any testing begins.
Passive and active intelligence gathering — mapping your attack surface the same way a real threat actor would. OSINT, DNS enumeration, service fingerprinting, and vulnerability identification before exploitation begins.
This is where we prove impact. We exploit vulnerabilities, chain them together, escalate privileges, move laterally, and demonstrate what an attacker could actually achieve — data access, system control, or business disruption.
Detailed findings report with every vulnerability documented, risk-rated, and paired with specific remediation steps. Executive summary for leadership. Technical detail for your engineers. Remediation prioritization based on real-world exploitability — not CVSS scores alone.
2–3 page leadership-ready document with overall risk rating, key findings, and strategic recommendations. Designed for board presentations, insurance conversations, and compliance documentation.
Detailed documentation of every finding — vulnerability description, evidence (screenshots, command output), CVSS score, business impact, and step-by-step remediation guidance. Typically 30–80 pages depending on scope.
Chronological walkthrough of the attack chain — from initial access through privilege escalation, lateral movement, and objective achievement. Shows how individual vulnerabilities combine into real-world attack scenarios.
Every finding rated by exploitability and business impact — not just CVSS. Critical and high findings with clear fix-by dates. Quick wins identified separately from strategic improvements.
Screenshots, command logs, captured data samples (sanitized), and proof-of-concept scripts. Complete evidence trail for your records, your auditor, and your remediation team.
After you've remediated, we retest every finding to verify the fix is effective. Retest report confirms what's resolved and flags anything that still needs attention. Included in the engagement.
PCI-DSS requires annual pen testing. CMMC, SOC 2, HIPAA, and many cyber insurance policies require or strongly recommend it. We deliver the test and the report your auditor needs.
Just finished a network build, cloud migration, or security overhaul? A pen test validates that what was designed and deployed actually works as intended against real attack techniques.
Acquiring a company means inheriting their security posture. A pen test before close reveals what you're taking on — exposed systems, compromised credentials, and unpatched vulnerabilities.
Organizations that take security seriously test annually — at minimum. Year-over-year results show whether your security program is improving, stagnating, or regressing.
You haven't been breached yet — or you have and don't know it. A pen test reveals the attack paths that exist right now so you can close them before someone else finds them.
Your customers and partners are asking about your security posture. A third-party pen test report is the most credible evidence you can provide — more convincing than any questionnaire response.
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