Penetration Testing in Fortville, IN

Find Security Holes Before Hackers Do

Professional penetration testing that identifies vulnerabilities in your systems before cybercriminals exploit them.

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Security Testing Services Fortville

Sleep Better Knowing Your Systems Are Secure

You’re running a business, not a cybersecurity lab. But every day your systems stay online, they’re being probed by automated tools and human attackers looking for ways in.

Penetration testing gives you the same view hackers have of your network. We use the same tools and techniques cybercriminals use, but instead of stealing your data, we document every vulnerability we find and show you exactly how to fix it.

After testing, you’ll know which doors are locked and which ones are wide open. You’ll have a clear roadmap for strengthening your defenses. Most importantly, you’ll have confidence that your security investments are actually working.

Fortville Penetration Testing Company

Real Security Experts, Not Script Kiddies

We’ve been protecting Indiana businesses for years. Our certified ethical hackers don’t just run automated scans and call it penetration testing.

We manually test your systems the way real attackers do. We think like criminals but work for you. Every test follows industry-standard methodologies, and every report includes practical steps your team can actually implement.

We’ve tested everything from small medical practices to manufacturing companies across central Indiana. We know what works and what doesn’t when it comes to cybersecurity in our area.

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Penetration Testing Process

Thorough Testing Without Breaking Your Business

First, we scope the test with you. We define what systems to test, when to test them, and what’s off-limits. No surprises or unexpected downtime.

Next, we gather information about your systems the same way an attacker would. We map your network, identify services, and look for potential entry points. Then comes the actual penetration testing where we attempt to exploit vulnerabilities we’ve discovered.

Throughout testing, we document everything. When we’re done, you get a detailed report showing what we found, how serious each issue is, and exactly how to fix it. We also provide an executive summary that explains the business impact in plain language.

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Complete Security Testing Coverage

Our penetration testing covers your entire attack surface. We test network infrastructure, web applications, wireless networks, and even social engineering vulnerabilities.

You’ll receive both automated vulnerability scanning and manual testing. The automated tools catch the obvious stuff. The manual testing finds the subtle flaws that only human expertise can identify.

Every test includes network penetration testing to check your internal and external network security, web application testing for any custom or commercial applications you’re running, and wireless security testing if you have WiFi networks. We also test for common misconfigurations that create security gaps even in otherwise secure systems.

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How long does penetration testing take to complete?

Most penetration tests take between one to three weeks depending on the scope and complexity of your systems. Network testing typically takes 3-5 business days, while web application testing can take 1-2 weeks for complex applications. We’ll give you a realistic timeline during our initial consultation based on what you need tested. The actual testing is designed to minimize disruption to your daily operations, and we can schedule testing during off-hours if needed.
Professional penetration testing is designed to avoid disrupting your business. We use controlled testing methods and coordinate with your team to ensure critical systems stay operational. Before testing begins, we establish clear rules of engagement and emergency contacts. If we discover a critical vulnerability that poses immediate risk, we’ll notify you immediately rather than continuing to exploit it. Most businesses continue normal operations throughout the testing period.
You’ll receive a comprehensive report that includes an executive summary for management, detailed technical findings for your IT team, and step-by-step remediation guidance. Each vulnerability is rated by severity level with clear explanations of the potential business impact. The report includes screenshots and proof-of-concept demonstrations showing exactly how we exploited each vulnerability. We also provide a retest offer to verify that fixes have been properly implemented.
Most organizations benefit from annual penetration testing, but the frequency depends on your industry, risk tolerance, and rate of system changes. Companies in healthcare, finance, or those handling sensitive data often test quarterly or semi-annually. You should also conduct testing after major system changes, new application deployments, or significant infrastructure updates. Some compliance frameworks like PCI-DSS require annual testing at minimum.
Vulnerability scanning is automated and identifies potential security weaknesses, like running outdated software or missing patches. Penetration testing goes further by actually attempting to exploit those vulnerabilities to see if they can be used to gain unauthorized access. Think of vulnerability scanning as checking if your doors and windows are unlocked, while penetration testing actually tries to break in through those openings. Both are valuable, but penetration testing provides a more realistic assessment of your actual security posture.
Yes, we can include social engineering testing as part of a comprehensive security assessment. This might involve simulated phishing emails, phone-based social engineering attempts, or physical security testing depending on your needs and comfort level. Social engineering testing helps identify human vulnerabilities that technical controls can’t address. We always get explicit written permission before conducting any social engineering tests and ensure all testing is conducted ethically and professionally.