Manual, expert-led security testing

Penetration testing services
for every critical attack surface

Manual penetration testing for web applications, APIs, mobile apps, networks and cloud environments, with evidence your engineers can act on.

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  • Find real issues, not scanner noise: Manual validation, safe proof of impact and practical remediation guidance for every confirmed finding.
  • Test the attack paths that matter: Coverage across business logic, access controls, authentication, APIs, cloud configuration and exposed infrastructure.
  • Prepare evidence for buyers and auditors: Clear reports with severity, evidence, reproduction steps and compliance mapping where it applies.
  • Move from finding to verified fix: Developer-ready recommendations and a retest workflow that confirms whether each issue has been closed.
Senior-led testing Audit-ready reporting

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Tell us what needs testing, then choose a 30-minute slot.

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Penetration testing delivered with practical outcomes

554+
security assessments delivered
15K+
vulnerabilities found pre-launch
5
core attack surfaces covered
6
clear engagement stages

Why now

The cost of skipping penetration testing keeps rising

Customers ask for proof

Enterprise buyers, investors and partners increasingly ask for a recent third-party security report before they sign.

Auditors expect evidence

ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS and Indian regulators such as RBI and SEBI expect periodic, documented security testing.

Scanners miss logic flaws

Broken access control and business logic issues rarely show up in automated scans. They need a human tester.

Late fixes cost more

A vulnerability found after release takes longer to fix and can expose real user data in the meantime.

How it works

Manual depth, delivered in a clear process

The engagement moves from written scope to verified remediation, with your team informed at every stage.

Scope your pentest
  1. 01

    Scope the engagement

    Agree on targets, test accounts, environments, testing windows and escalation contacts before testing starts.

  2. 02

    Map the attack surface

    Review roles, data flows, integrations and exposed assets to focus effort on realistic attack paths.

  3. 03

    Test manually and with tools

    Use automated discovery for breadth, then manually validate, exploit and chain issues to prove impact safely.

  4. 04

    Review findings as a team

    Prioritise confirmed vulnerabilities and give engineers evidence, reproduction steps and remediation guidance.

  5. 05

    Deliver the report

    Provide an executive view for leaders and detailed technical findings for developers and auditors.

  6. 06

    Verify remediation

    Retest reported findings after fixes and update their status so stakeholders can see what is resolved.

Testing approach

Black box, grey box or white box

We recommend the right approach on the scoping call, based on your risk and compliance needs.

Black box

We start with no internal knowledge, like an outside attacker. Best for testing what is exposed to the internet.

Grey box

We test with user accounts for each role. This is the most common choice because it finds access control and logic flaws.

White box

We get architecture details or source code access. Deepest coverage for high-risk systems and code paths.

Compliance mapping

Reports mapped to the frameworks you answer to

Where relevant, findings are mapped to your framework so the report can go straight into your audit evidence.

Global standards

ISO 27001SOC 2PCI DSSHIPAAGDPR

Indian regulations

RBI cyber security frameworkSEBI CSCRFIRDAI guidelinesCERT-In directionsDPDP Act

Illustrative example

Scantra Security

Security Assessment Report

Web application and API

Confidential. Client name redacted.

Reports

Generate customized pentest reports

An executive view for leadership, customers and auditors. A technical view with evidence, reproduction steps and fixes for your developers.

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What you receive

Evidence for engineers, leaders and auditors

A useful pentest ends with a clear decision trail. Each confirmed issue is documented so your team can understand the risk, reproduce it and verify the fix.

  • Executive summary for leadership, customers and auditors
  • Technical findings with severity, evidence and affected assets
  • Clear reproduction steps and developer-focused remediation
  • Compliance mapping where it is relevant to the engagement
  • Retest results showing open and resolved findings
  • A final report suitable for security reviews and due diligence

Sample finding

Broken object-level authorisation

High
Evidence

Affected request, role and response captured with sensitive values removed.

Impact

Explains what an attacker could access or change and which users are exposed.

Remediation

Specific server-side authorisation checks and validation guidance for developers.

Retest status

A clear open or resolved result after the corrected control is tested again.

Why Scantra

Why this matters for your business

  • Certified practitioners holding OSCP, OSWE, CEH and CRTP
  • Manual-first testing, never scanner output passed off as a pentest
  • Every finding validated with evidence and reproduction steps
  • Reports written for both executives and developers
  • Retesting to confirm each fix is actually closed
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Findings overviewIllustrative example
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Medium
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Low
  • IDOR on invoice endpointResolved
  • Weak JWT signature checkRetest pending
  • Open S3 bucket listingResolved
  • Missing rate limit on loginOpen

Practitioner credentials

Testing led by certified security professionals

Our team’s technical certifications span application security, exploitation, red teaming and network security.

OSCP. Offensive Security Certified Professional
OSCP
OSWE. Offensive Security Web Expert
OSWE
CEH. Certified Ethical Hacker
CEH
eJPT. Junior Penetration Tester
eJPT
CREST. CREST Penetration Testing
CREST
CRTP. Certified Red Team Professional
CRTP
CISSP. Certified Information Systems Security Professional
CISSP
CNSP. Certified Network Security Practitioner
CNSP

Pricing

Clear, scoped pricing

Every quote is fixed and based on your real scope. Book a call to get yours.

Focused

One target, pre-launch or first audit

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  • Web application
  • APIs behind it
  • Role-based access testing
  • Executive and technical report
  • Retest of reported findings
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Standard

Multiple targets or a compliance audit

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  • Web application
  • APIs behind it
  • Role-based access testing
  • Executive and technical report
  • Retest plus updated report
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Enterprise

Many targets, recurring testing through the year

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  • Web application
  • APIs behind it
  • Role-based access testing
  • Executive and technical report
  • Retests across the engagement
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What counts as a target?
  • A web app plus its APIs and underlying cloud is 1 target.
  • Android and iOS apps are separate targets.
  • app.example.com and admin.example.com with separate logins are 2 targets.
  • Networks, IP ranges and cloud accounts can be grouped after scoping.

Buyer guide

What to know before you scope a pentest

The right depth depends on your assets, user roles, architecture, release stage and compliance requirements.

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What is a penetration test?

A penetration test, often shortened to pentest or pen test, is an authorised simulated attack against your systems. The goal is not to produce a long list of theoretical issues. It is to find the weaknesses an attacker could realistically use, show what they could achieve with them, and help you close them.

Automated scanners are useful, but they cannot understand your business logic. They will not notice that a normal user can approve their own refund, view another tenant's invoices by changing an ID, or skip a payment step. Those are the issues that lead to real breaches, and they are found by people, not tools. That is why our penetration testing services are manual first.

Black box, grey box and white box testing

In a black box test we start with no internal knowledge, just like an external attacker. Grey box testing gives us user accounts and basic documentation, which lets us test authorisation and business logic in depth. White box testing adds source code and architecture access for the most thorough coverage. Most SaaS companies get the best value from grey box testing, and we will recommend the right approach during scoping.

How long does a pentest take?

A focused web application or API test usually takes one to two weeks of testing, followed by reporting. Larger scopes, multiple applications or internal network testing take longer. We share a clear timeline with your quote, including when you can expect the draft report and the retest window.

Who needs penetration testing services?

Our clients range from seed-stage startups preparing for their first enterprise deal to banks, NBFCs and fintechs meeting regulatory requirements. Founders and CTOs use us to unblock sales. CISOs and compliance leads use us for audit evidence and assurance. Engineering teams use our findings to improve the way they build.

What affects the price of a pentest

Cost depends on scope: the number of applications, user roles, API endpoints, IP addresses or cloud accounts, the depth of testing and any compliance reporting needs. We do not sell fixed packages that ignore your real scope. See our guide to penetration testing cost for the full breakdown, or request a quote and we will reply with a fixed price.

Frequently asked questions

Answers for security buyers

What is the difference between a pentest and a vulnerability scan?

A scan uses automated tools to list known issues. A penetration test adds manual exploitation, business logic testing and proof of impact, and removes false positives.

Are your testers certified?

Our team holds industry certifications such as OSCP, OSWE, CEH and CRTP, and Scantra Security is CERT-In empanelled.

Is a retest included?

Yes. Every engagement includes a free retest of reported findings after your team has fixed them, plus an updated report.

Will testing affect our production systems?

We agree testing windows and safe techniques in advance. Where possible we test in staging, and we never run destructive tests without written approval.

Can I see a sample report?

Yes. Ask for a sample report during your call and we will share a redacted example.

How quickly can you start?

Most engagements can start within a week of scope sign-off, depending on your environment access.

Start with a clear scope

Ready to test what attackers would target?

Tell us what needs testing, then choose a 30-minute slot with the Scantra Security team.