Overview
  • Simulate real-world attacks to uncover vulnerabilities before malicious actors do.
  • Comprehensive testing across web apps, networks, APIs, cloud, and mobile environments.
  • Industry-aligned methodologies (OWASP, NIST, PTES, MITRE) for reliable and repeatable testing.
  • Actionable reports with risk-based prioritization to help you fix what matters most.
  • Skilled ethical hackers using both automated tools and manual techniques for deep discovery.
  • Compliance-ready documentation to support SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and more
  • Post-test remediation support and re-testing to help you close gaps with confidence
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We wish to get a VA/PT conducted for (choose all that apply)
A website or web application
A mobile app (Android/iOS)
Internal company network (office systems)
Cloud infrastructure (e.g., AWS, Azure, GCP)
APIs or backend systems
Wireless
Email or phishing risk exposure
We need assistance in defining the scope
Others – not in the list

Salient Features

Environment

  • Penetration tests are carried out on customer network and cloud environments which generally includes their applications, API and network.

Penetration Testing Methodology

Our Penetration testing process was created in accordance with several internationally accepted frameworks/standards

  • Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP),
  • Open-Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM),
  • National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST),
  • Information System Security Assessment Framework (ISSAF), and
  • Penetration Testing Methodologies and Standards (PTES)

The role of these standards is to harmonize and provides users of the report with standardization. For instance, using OWASP references in the report, you can measure the risk associated to Top 10 OWASP attack vectors

Tools

  • The tools that we use combine ‘human creativity and imagination ’ with commercial and open-source tools aligned with target network.

Vulnerabilities and Attack reporting

  • Vulnerabilities are rated on a risk rating criteria which will show their ease of exploit and impact. The triage will help you determine the urgency of remediation.
  • While reporting any vulnerability and/or exploit we perform manual validation to eliminate any false positive.

Documented Reports

  • Each report shared with you is followed up with a session to explain and handhold system teams to remediate.
  • Most engagement have an initial draft or scratchpad of vulnerabilities, which the client fixes. Once those are fixed or accepted, we conduct another round of assessment.
  • If all identified vulnerabilities are closed, we submit a final report and a certificate of completion.

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Penetration Testing – Frequently Asked Questions
What is penetration testing?
Why should my organization conduct a penetration test?
How is penetration testing different from a vulnerability scan?
What types of penetration testing are available?
Will the test disrupt my business operations?
Is the penetration test confidential?
What do I receive after the test?
How often should we conduct penetration testing?
Is penetration testing required for compliance?
What is the role of standards in a Penetration Test?
As a customer, what assurance will you get on receiving a Penetration Test Report?
How do we get started?

  • What is penetration testing?

    Penetration testing is a controlled, ethical hacking process that simulates real-world cyberattacks to identify and assess vulnerabilities in your systems, networks, or applications.

  • Why should my organization conduct a penetration test?

    Penetration testing helps you:
    • Uncover critical security weaknesses
    • Prevent data breaches
    • Validate existing security controls
    • Meet compliance obligations (e.g., PCI DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2)
    • Build stakeholder and customer trust

  • How is penetration testing different from a vulnerability scan?

    While a vulnerability scan identifies known issues using automated tools, a penetration test takes it a step further by manually exploiting vulnerabilities to assess their real-world impact and exploitability.

  • What types of penetration testing are available?

    We offer a range of services including:
    • External Penetration Testing (internet-facing systems)
    • Internal Network Testing
    • Web & Mobile Application Testing
    • Cloud Environment Assessments
    • Wireless Network Testing
    • Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)
    • Social Engineering Simulations
    • Red Team Exercises
    • Segmentation Test (PCI DSS)

  • Will the test disrupt my business operations?

    Our testing is designed to be non-disruptive. We plan around your availability and conduct tests during approved windows. We also offer testing in staging environments when appropriate.

  • Is the penetration test confidential?

    Absolutely. All engagements are governed by a strict non-disclosure agreement (NDA), and results are shared only with authorized contacts you designate.

  • What do I receive after the test?

    You’ll receive a comprehensive report that includes:
    • Executive summary
    • Detailed findings with risk ratings
    • Screenshots or proof-of-concept (PoC)
    • Actionable remediation guidance
    • Debrief session with our experts

  • How often should we conduct penetration testing?

    We recommend at least once a year, or after major updates to your applications, infrastructure, or security controls.

  • Is penetration testing required for compliance?

    Yes. Regulatory frameworks such as PCI DSS, SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and others either mandate or strongly recommend regular penetration testing. Some like PCI DSS mandate both vulnerability scanning and penetration testing. For others like SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR, TISAX, HITRUST, it is a risk-based requirement. For example, if you host a web application that performs any kind of business transaction and the application is in your scope, each of these standards mandates a penetration test.

  • What is the role of standards in a Penetration Test?

    Standards like Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) provide a structured methodology that governs how a penetration test should be conducted, from initial scoping to final reporting.

    For example, PTES outlines seven distinct phases—pre-engagement, intelligence gathering, threat modeling, vulnerability analysis, exploitation, post-exploitation, and reporting. This ensures that the test is comprehensive and repeatable.

  • As a customer, what assurance will you get on receiving a Penetration Test Report?

    Independent Verification of Security Posture
    • The test demonstrates that independent experts attempted to breach the system using real-world attack techniques.
    • Confirms whether security controls are effective under adversarial conditions.
    Visibility into Vulnerabilities
    • Identifies known and unknown vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and security weaknesses.
    • Offers insight into both technical flaws and business logic errors that may not be caught in routine scans.
    Risk-Based Prioritization
    • Provides a risk rating (e.g., critical, high, medium, low) for each finding, helping prioritize remediation efforts.
    • Allows the customer to focus on vulnerabilities that pose the greatest threat to business assets.
    Evidence-Backed Findings
    • Includes proof-of-concept (PoC) screenshots, command outputs, or payloads used—showing real exploitation potential.
    • Adds credibility to the findings beyond theoretical risk.
    Remediation Guidance
    • Offers clear, actionable recommendations to fix each issue.
    • Supports the organization’s IT/security teams in closing gaps effectively.
    Compliance and Regulatory Support
    • Serves as evidence for compliance with standards like PCI DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2, HIPAA, or CMMC.
    • Demonstrates due diligence and security maturity to regulators, customers, and auditors.
    Business Assurance
    • Provides executive assurance that systems have undergone security validation.
    • Strengthens trust with customers, partners, and stakeholders.

  • How do we get started?

    Reach out to us using the contact form or email us at roadmap@coralesecure.com. We'll schedule a quick discovery call to define scope, goals, and next steps.

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