What vulnerabilities could put your business at risk?
Network and Infrastructure
- Finding vulnerabilities before attackers do, including in obscure systems
- Carefully identifying risks within OT and SCADA networks
- Reviewing device configurations for security issues
Applications and Code
- Identifying vulnerabilities in your web applications and source code
- Reviewing the security of your critical business apps
- Providing awareness of security issues with AI
Simulation and People
- Our team demonstrating how easily devices can be accessed
- Simulating attacks before a real one hits
- Turning testing into training
How our penetration testing works
Why partner with Bastion?
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Frequently asked questions
Do you offer independent or CREST-certified testing?
Yes. Bastion is a CREST-certified penetration testing provider, meaning our testing meets globally recognised standards for quality, ethics and technical rigour.
How often should we run a penetration test?
Most organisations benefit from annual testing as a baseline, with additional tests following significant changes to systems, applications or infrastructure - or when required for compliance.
Can a penetration test help us meet compliance or audit requirements?
Yes. Many organisations require penetration testing to meet compliance frameworks including ISO 27001, PCI DSS, Essential Eight and sector-specific standards. We can scope the engagement to align with your specific compliance obligations and provide documentation to support your audit.
Do you test cloud environments, web applications and APIs?
Yes. We cover external and internal networks, web and mobile applications, cloud environments, APIs, SaaS platforms and specialist areas including OT/SCADA, wireless and hardware.
What's the difference between a vulnerability scan and a penetration test?
A vulnerability scan uses automated tools to identify known weaknesses. A penetration test goes further - our testers simulate real attacker behaviour to validate those risks and uncover more complex issues that tools alone miss.
How long does a penetration test take?
A penetration test typically takes around 5 days, although the exact duration depends heavily on the agreed scope and the specific objectives of the engagement. Penetration testing is tailored to your environment, risk profile and goals, so timelines can vary accordingly.
How do I book a penetration test or get a quote?
Complete the form on this page and our team will be in touch within one business day to discuss your requirements and provide a scoped proposal.
