You Need a Pen Test.
We Can Get It Done for You.
Get your test scheduled and completed before year-end. HBS ethical hackers find the weaknesses an attacker would exploit and give you a clear plan to fix them.
Whatever put it on your list, we’ll help you check it off.
Book now to finish your test in 2026 or lock in a date for your 2027 compliance cycle.
We Test the Entry Points Attackers Use
Network and Infrastructure
Know how far an attacker could get from outside your perimeter and from inside it. We test firewalls, VPNs, servers and workstations for missing patches, weak configurations and paths from one system to the next.
Web Applications
Protect the portals and apps that handle sensitive data. We look for broken authentication, injection flaws and data exposure, using the OWASP Top 10 as a baseline.
Wireless Access
Find out what someone in your parking lot could reach. We test for weak encryption, rogue access points and poor separation between your wireless and wired networks.
Social Engineering
See how your people respond to a convincing phishing email or phone call. With your approval, we can also test physical access to your facilities.
Ready to see what an attacker could reach?
We’ll help you scope a test that fits your requirements and your deadline.Our Pen Testing Process
Scope
We’ll set goals, targets and rules of engagement with you so the test matches your requirements.
Recon
Our testers gather intel and identify potential weak spots in your devices, systems, networks, and people.
Test
We break in and move through your systems the same way an attacker would, eliminating false positives and negatives.
Organize
We analyze results into a clear set of findings categorized according to standards like the OWASP Top 10.
Report
You get a conclusive executive summary, technical report, and our recommended remediations.
Validate
After your team remediates, we return to confirm the fixes eliminated the risks.
| Sample Finding | File Path Traversal | ||||
| High | |||||
| CVSS Score: | 10 | ||||
| Description: | File path traversal happens when user input is used unsafely in a file operation. An attacker can supply dot-dot-slash sequences to break out of the intended folder and read files elsewhere on the system, exposing configuration data, passwords, and records. | ||||
| Recommendation: | Reference files by an index number rather than a user-supplied name. If user input must be used, block dot-dot sequences and verify the resolved path stays inside the intended directory. | ||||
| Affected: |
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| Proof: | Changed the file path in a download request and retrieved a health enrollment form containing an employee's Social Security number and date of birth. | ||||
A Report Your Team Can Act On
Every finding comes with context for your environment and a clear next step. Your team knows what to fix and where to start.
A Report Your Team Can Act On
Every finding comes with context for your environment and a clear next step. Your team knows what to fix and where to start.
“I thought they were just going to give us test results, but HBS included what we needed to do to resolve the problems. That helped tremendously. I didn’t have to go do all my own research.”
Blake Brown, Director of Information Technology, Baker Group
“With HBS, we not only had a cordial, professional engagement, but I felt we were working with a group that was truly concerned with our posture from a security perspective. Everything was very well-planned, orchestrated and executed.”
Greg Price, CSO/CTO, Troy University
Before You Book
Will testing disrupt our systems?
We already run vulnerability scans. Do we still need a pen test?
Should we fix everything before the test?
Will the test meet our compliance or insurance requirement?
Let’s get your pen test on the calendar.
A member of our security team will reach out to scope it with you.
Let’s get your pen test on the calendar.
A member of our security team will reach out to scope it with you.
