Penetration Testing

Application and Cloud Penetration Testing

Find the weaknesses that could let someone access your systems or data. We test web apps, APIs, mobile apps, cloud environments and internal networks, then give your engineers the evidence and remediation guidance to act.

Need repeatable autonomous testing? Compare our agentic penetration testing guide and the SWARM platform. For LLM and AI application security testing, see our AI security assessment.

First-time Startup offer: $999 USD for 250 credits and one authorized black-box run. Sign in before checkout.

Trusted by security teams and technology companies

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Monad
Binance
MegaETH
Circle
Solana
YGG
AWS
Robinhood
Sony
Base
Monad
Binance
MegaETH
Circle
Solana
YGG
AWS
Robinhood
Sony
Full-Stack Coverage

Complete Coverage Across Your Entire Infrastructure

From frontend flaws to protocol-level exploits, we test the attack paths that put your systems at risk. Our offensive security team simulates real-world threats across your entire infrastructure.

Web Applications

XSS, CSRF, IDOR, broken access control, business logic flaws, injection attacks

Mobile Apps

Insecure storage, certificate pinning bypass, runtime manipulation, API security

APIs & Backend

Authentication bypass, rate limiting, input validation, GraphQL security

Internal Networks

Network segmentation, exposed services, identity weaknesses and paths between internal systems

Authentication & Access

Session management, MFA bypass, OAuth flaws, RBAC misconfigurations

Cloud Infrastructure

Misconfigured storage, privilege escalation, exposed secrets, IAM policies

Audit Evidence

Penetration Testing for SOC 2 and ISO 27001 Readiness

A penetration test can provide technical evidence for your security program, including the agreed scope, test period, methodology, findings, and remediation status. Requirements depend on the system, engagement scope, and your auditor or certification body.

Documented scope, methods, test dates, and findings
Evidence to support customer security reviews and audit preparation
Retesting options to record remediation status
Executive summaries for board and stakeholder reporting

Supported Frameworks

MiCA / DORA
MiCA / DORA
EU
VARA
VARA
Dubai
MAS
MAS
Singapore
SFC
SFC
Hong Kong
SOC 2
Global

Testing can inform security work related to SOC 2 and ISO/IEC 27001, but does not provide an attestation or certification. See the AICPA overview of SOC services, the ISO/IEC 27001 standard, and NIST SP 800-115 on technical security testing. Your auditor or certification body determines what evidence is relevant.

Our Process

Penetration Testing Process

We use industry-proven methodology to simulate real-world attacks, providing documented findings, remediation guidance, and engagement records.

Step 1

Scoping & Threat Modeling

Define targets, threat models, and rules of engagement aligned with your risk profile and regulatory requirements.

Step 2

Reconnaissance & Enumeration

Map your attack surface, identify entry points, and gather intelligence using both passive and active techniques.

Step 3

Exploitation & Escalation

Simulate real-world attacks to exploit vulnerabilities, escalate privileges, and demonstrate business impact.

Step 4

Reporting & Remediation

Deliver detailed findings with severity ratings, proof-of-concept exploits, and actionable fix recommendations.

Step 5

Retest & Closeout

Retest agreed fixes when included in the engagement, then document the results and any remaining findings.

Why FailSafe

Benefits of Penetration Testing by FailSafe

Technical Depth

  • Full-stack coverage across applications, APIs, identity, and cloud
  • Manual and automated testing with real-world attack simulation
  • Certified ethical hackers and specialist security researchers

Audit Evidence

  • Documented scope, methodology, test period, and findings
  • Technical evidence for security reviews and audit preparation
  • Remediation guidance and retest options based on engagement scope

Real-Time Visibility

  • Dedicated security manager for ongoing communication
  • Real-time progress updates and finding notifications
  • Retest findings after fixes, when included in the engagement scope
Testimonials

Trusted by Industry Leaders

“FailSafe was instrumental in securing our recent launch, giving our team the peace of mind to focus on building, not firefighting.”

Gabby Dizon

YGG·Co-Founder

“Security is an indispensable component of the kind of user experience that gets us to mass adoption, with tools like FailSafe paving the way forward.”

Urvit Goel

Polygon·VP Global BD

“FailSafe helped us strengthen the security of critical software systems.”

Eugene Aseev

Chainstack·CTO & Co-Founder

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

For an agreed connected engagement, FailSafe takes the workflow from agent deployment and threat modeling through active testing, reproduction of findings, ITSM handoff and agent-generated remediation pull requests within 48 hours of full access and integration readiness. Your team reviews and merges changes and controls production rollout. Confirm the scope and prerequisites with us; the first-pentest promotion separately includes its report window and remediation retesting.

Yes. A fully local FailSafe deployment can keep model inference, source code, prompts, traces and assessment evidence inside your enterprise environment, with no external model calls or cloud fallback in that configuration. We agree hosting, egress restrictions, telemetry, updates and support access as part of deployment design. Regional data storage alone does not provide this control.

FailSafe develops and security-post-trains its GlassBreak cyber models from an open-weights base. Combined with SWARM’s active testing workflow, they support threat modeling, attack-path investigation and reproducible evidence. Enterprise teams can evaluate the model and execution workflow together and choose customer-controlled inference.

The engagement plan sets the authorized scope and methods. Deliverables can include a report with findings, supporting evidence, risk context, and remediation guidance. Retesting can be included in the agreed scope.

We bring a fresh external perspective and specialized offensive-security expertise across applications, APIs, cloud, identity, and critical infrastructure. Our testers work as a force multiplier for internal teams, with findings grounded in reproducible evidence.

Web app tests usually run 1-2 weeks. Full-stack assessments covering web, mobile, APIs, and infrastructure typically take 3-4 weeks. We can scope based on your timeline and priorities.

The test plan can draw on the OWASP Web Security Testing Guide, PTES, and NIST SP 800-115, together with a threat model for the system. The methodology and reporting are agreed during scoping.

Retesting can be included in the engagement scope. It checks whether agreed findings remain reproducible after remediation, and the report records the outcome.

A scoped penetration test can document the systems tested, dates, methodology, findings, and remediation work for your security program. That evidence may support a SOC 2 examination or ISO/IEC 27001 information security management process, depending on your scope and auditor or certification body's requirements. A penetration test does not issue a SOC 2 report, grant ISO certification, or guarantee that a particular auditor will accept the evidence.

Deploy Faster. Comply Smarter. Sleep Better.

Get reproduced findings, remediation guidance and a scoped report for your engineering and compliance teams. Startups can evaluate one authorized black-box run for $999 USD with 250 credits.

Discuss a custom assessment for broader scope or enterprise deployment.