Penetration Testing & Red Team Services

The DataKobi Offensive Security team tests organizations' systems before attackers do, with authorization and under control. Our aim is to prove vulnerabilities with real risk and deliver a prioritized remediation roadmap — not to break things, but to protect them.

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Penetration testing is not just producing automated tool output. Within a defined scope, our experts examine the internet-facing surface, application logic, identity and authorization flows, network segments and cloud configurations. A finding is not considered closed out until it has been linked to its real business impact.

In Red Team engagements, your detection and response capability is assessed with realistic scenarios based on MITRE ATT&CK techniques. The aim is not to gain uncontrolled access, but to measure and improve at which stage your SOC, incident response and security controls generate a signal.

Key features

Web & API testing

OWASP Top 10, business logic, authentication and session management controls.

Network & Active Directory

Internal and external network visibility, segmentation and privilege escalation risks.

Red Team simulation

Measuring detection and response capability with MITRE ATT&CK-based scenarios.

Cloud security review

Security assessment of AWS, Azure, GCP and Kubernetes configurations.

Service scope

Web and API penetration testing covers OWASP Top 10, business logic vulnerabilities, and authentication and session management controls. Infrastructure and network penetration testing assesses internal and external networks, Active Directory and privilege escalation risks within defined engagement boundaries.

In addition, we offer cloud configuration reviews for AWS, Azure, GCP and Kubernetes; mobile and wireless testing; social engineering exercises bound by written approval and detailed rules of engagement; and continuous vulnerability management services.

Methodology and controlled execution

Testing is based on the PTES, OWASP WSTG/MASVS, NIST SP 800-115 and MITRE ATT&CK frameworks. Every engagement follows the steps of scoping, reconnaissance, vulnerability analysis, controlled validation, evidence collection, reporting and, on request, retesting.

All tests are carried out with the client's written permission (Authorization & Scope) and within the Rules of Engagement. A non-destructive approach is fundamental: data deletion, service disruption and testing of out-of-scope systems are strictly never carried out. Sensitive data is shown masked and at a minimum level in finding evidence.

Executive summary and technical reporting

The delivered report contains both an executive summary for decision makers and verifiable finding details for technical teams. Every finding includes a description, evidence, business impact, CVSS-based priority and an actionable remediation recommendation.

A retest service can be provided after remediation. For organizations that want to track the closure status of findings on a regular basis, an integrated process can be set up with our Continuous Vulnerability Management and 24/7 Monitoring services.

Technical Specifications

Methodology: PTES, OWASP WSTG/MASVS, NIST SP 800-115, MITRE ATT&CK
Scope: Web/API, internal and external network, Active Directory, cloud, mobile and wireless
Authorization: Written scope approval and Rules of Engagement are mandatory
Reporting: Executive summary, technical evidence, CVSS priority and remediation recommendation
Follow-up: Remediation advisory and retesting on request

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between penetration testing and vulnerability scanning?

Vulnerability scanning typically lists known vulnerabilities automatically. A penetration test validates these findings in context, assesses their business impact and weeds out false positives. It therefore gives a more meaningful risk picture, both technically and for management.

Will our systems be taken down during testing?

No. Non-destructive work is the principle. The scope, testing hours, critical systems and prohibited activities are defined in writing before the engagement begins; service disruption, data deletion and out-of-scope testing are not carried out.

When should a Red Team engagement be preferred?

A Red Team engagement is appropriate when you want to measure not only your organization's technical vulnerabilities but also the effectiveness of your detection, alert correlation and response processes. The engagement is run with controlled scenarios to improve your SOC team's visibility.

What information does the report contain?

For each finding we provide a technical description, validation evidence, the affected asset, business impact, CVSS-based priority, remediation steps and, where needed, the retest result. The executive summary lets you assess the priority of findings without going into technical detail.

A 30-minute discovery call with your architect

We will listen to your needs and outline the right architecture and a clear pricing framework in the same call. The first consultation is free.

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