SPEAK WITH AN EXPERT

Schedule a Pen Testing Strategy Workshop

Turn one-off tests into a focused offensive security program.

A practitioner-led session to review your current posture from an attacker’s point of view and define practical, high-impact next steps for penetration testing.

What you’ll get

In this interactive session, we’ll work with your security and IT leaders to:

  • Quick review of your security objectives & risk landscape: Understand your critical business processes, crown-jewel assets, and the threat actors most relevant to you.
  • High-level assessment of people, process & technology controls: Look at how you currently run pen tests and red teaming – scope, frequency, tooling, and how findings are handled.
  • Identify gaps & improvement opportunities: Spot where your testing may be missing key attack paths (e.g., cloud, SaaS, identities, APIs, OT/IoT, third parties).
  • Actionable recommendations for next steps: Define a prioritized set of offensive security actions – from quick wins to a more structured pen testing roadmap.
 A person is deeply engaged in their work at a desk, surrounded by multiple monitors displaying various SecOps dashboards, all powered by a state-of-the-art laptop in an office setting.

What you’ll walk away with

By the end of the workshop, you’ll have:

  • A clear view of where an attacker is most likely to start in your environment
  • A sharper pen testing strategy – which systems, apps, and identities should be tested first and how often
  • Guidance on which testing methods fit your risk profile (e.g., external / internal pen testing, cloud / app / API testing, social engineering, red/purple teaming)
  • A short, prioritized action plan you can share internally with leadership and your security team

Who should attend?

  • CISOs and security leaders who feel current pen tests aren’t moving the needle
  • Heads of Infrastructure, Cloud, or Application Security
 People working at computers in an office, some wearing headsets, seamlessly integrate SIEM tools into their daily SecOps routine.
 A person is deeply engaged in their work at a desk, surrounded by multiple monitors displaying various SecOps dashboards, all powered by a state-of-the-art laptop in an office setting.
 People working at computers in an office, some wearing headsets, seamlessly integrate SIEM tools into their daily SecOps routine.