Professional penetration testing for SaaS

Secure your cloud environments, web applications and CI/CD pipeline by identifying and correcting vulnerabilities that could be exploited in an attack.

Recognized methodologies :

NIST
OWASP
MITRE | ATT&CK
PTES - Penetration Testing Execution Standard

10+ years

experience in offensive security

100+ tests

intrusion tests carried out annually

Offensive Security OSCP certified
Offensive Security OSEP certified
eWPTX certification

Advanced certifications

A highly qualified attacking team

Our specialists hold industry-recognized advanced certifications, including OSCP, OSEP and eWPTX, as well as solid experience in penetration testing of web applications, internal infrastructures and cloud environments.

Our assessment methods follow the frameworks established by NIST SP 800-115, OWASP, PTES and MITRE ATT&CK, ensuring structured, realistic and reproducible testing.

Expertise applied to SaaS platforms

In practice, SaaS platforms introduce a mix of web exposure, cloud configurations and access logic that expands the attack surface beyond traditional environments. We apply the same level of rigor used in complex infrastructures to SaaS solutions. This allows us to identify how attack vectors can realistically affect your service, including web exposure points, cloud misconfigurations, logical segmentation gaps, access controls and critical business flows.

Our interventions are designed to reproduce realistic attack scenarios while respecting the rules of engagement defined with your team.

This approach provides:

  • an accurate view of the real risks affecting your SaaS platform
  • actionable findings for your technical teams
  • prioritization aligned with the criticality levels defined by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)

Our offensive approach

Application testing (Web and SaaS)

We assess common vulnerabilities such as SQLi, XSS, XXE and SSTI, but go further by validating business logic, access controls and both authenticated and anonymous scenarios. The objective is to identify how an application can actually be abused, not just where weaknesses exist.

External and cloud testing

We analyze your exposed attack surface, including internet-facing services, VPNs and access portals, as well as cloud configurations and entry points. This allows us to understand how an external attacker could gain an initial foothold in your environment.

Internal infrastructure and Active Directory testing

Once inside, we evaluate how access can be expanded.
This includes privilege escalation paths, lateral movement opportunities and weaknesses related to network segmentation, Active Directory configuration and accessible internal services.

WiFi testing

Wireless networks are often an overlooked entry point.
We assess both internal and guest networks to identify misconfigurations and determine whether unauthorized access could be obtained through WiFi.

In practice, we operate in high-availability environments that combine distributed application architectures, segmented multi-VLAN networks and cloud or hybrid infrastructures. These contexts rarely present a single entry point. What matters is how weaknesses can be connected.

Our process

  1. Reconnaissance and mapping
    We begin with a comprehensive analysis of both internal and external surfaces to identify exposed assets, entry points and potential paths.

  2. Manual exploitation
    Using techniques derived from National Institute of Standards and Technology, OWASP and MITRE ATT&CK, we perform advanced manual exploitation to validate how vulnerabilities can be leveraged in real conditions.

  3. Post-exploitation and impact validation
    Once access is obtained, we assess how it can be extended.
    This includes validating data exposure, persistence mechanisms and lateral movement opportunities to determine the real impact on your environment.

  4. Executive and technical reporting
    Findings are presented through a clear executive summary and a detailed technical report, with prioritization aligned to risk criticality.

Typical pricing and engagement timelines

Typical ranges and timelines observed across our penetration testing engagements.

Starting at

6 500 $

Engagement type
Typical timeline
SaaS
5 to 10 days
Marketing website
1 to 3 days
Internal infrastructure and Active Directory
10 to 15 days
External
5 to 10 days
Mobile
7 to 12 days

Final pricing depends on the scope and technical complexity of the environment being tested.

Understand your SaaS attack surface

Our team will contact you to schedule a meeting and better understand your SaaS environment in order to define the scope of the engagement.

All information shared is treated as strictly confidential.

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A certified growth partner

Our methods follow the standard that governs best practices for building and maintaining information security management systems.

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