A pentest, or penetration test, is a controlled, authorized assessment that attempts what an attacker would attempt, to show which gaps are real, how far they reach and how to fix them effectively.
We sign off scope, schedules, permitted techniques and emergency contacts before we start.
We map what an attacker would see from outside or from inside the network.
We chain weaknesses to show real impact, not just to list a scanner's alerts.
We deliver reproducible evidence and, once you have fixed the findings, we test again to confirm it.
A sample technical report from an internal penetration test, with 100% fictitious data. Look at the preview or ask for the full report to see how we present findings, their severity and what to fix first.
The full report (25 pages) is sent by email. Our team reviews each request and we reply within one business day.
All content is fictitious: no client, asset or result is real.
We group experiences without identifying clients or publishing sensitive data. Results correspond to the documented scope of each engagement.
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A pentest, or penetration test, is an authorized assessment in which we try to break into your systems with the techniques an attacker would use, to show which gaps are real and how to fix them. It runs on a scope agreed in writing and ends in a report with reproducible evidence and a prioritized remediation plan.
Yes. We run external and internal penetration tests from Panama, under signed rules of engagement, with reproducible evidence, a prioritized remediation plan and a retest to validate each fix.
Tests run under signed rules of engagement: scope, schedules, permitted techniques and emergency contacts. Resilience tests are only performed on the systems and in the windows you authorize.
Vulnerability analysis detects and prioritizes known weaknesses, with tools and validation. Penetration testing goes further: it chains weaknesses and exploits them in a controlled way to show real impact.
It is testing your systems with the techniques an attacker would use, but with written authorization, an agreed scope and a report of the results. Penetration testing is its most common form.
Yes. Validating each fix afterwards is part of our process, from diagnosis to validation.
Comprehensive diagnosis with a prioritized plan to reduce exposure and improve controls.
Roadmap, maturity and support to strengthen the security program.
Training to reduce human risk and strengthen the security culture.
Tell us which systems you want tested and the scope you have in mind. A SoluProTec specialist reviews your request and contacts you through the channel you provide.
