AI Security Testing & Penetration Testing

It uses machine learning to find weaknesses, spot patterns and chain exploits together. It supports our human testers rather than replacing them. Our AI scanners work on thousands of endpoints at once, notice subtle patterns across linked systems, and change tack based on what they find. You get faster, deeper testing for less than a purely manual assessment costs.

Prices start at $300 for an Email Security Audit, $400 for a Network Perimeter Scan and $500 for a full Website Security Audit. The Full Business Security Assessment, which covers website, email, network and policy, is $1,200. Quarterly monitoring is $200 per quarter. All prices are in Australian dollars, and each one includes the assessment, the full report and a call to walk you through what we found.

No. Every test is designed to break nothing. Our scanners slow their requests so your servers are never swamped. We do not run denial-of-service tests or destructive attacks unless you authorise it in writing. Most businesses notice nothing at all while we work. If you ask, we run the heavy scans outside your busy hours.

A Website Security Audit usually takes 5-7 business days, from scoping to the final report. Email and Network audits take 3-5 days each. The Full Business Security Assessment takes 7-10 business days. Monitoring scans run on their own each quarter, and the report lands within 48 hours of the scan finishing.

Not for our standard assessments. We test the way an outside attacker sees you, which the industry calls black-box and grey-box testing. For grey-box work we may ask for a user account, so we can test what a logged-in user can reach. We never need your source code. If you want a deeper look, we offer a full code review as an add-on.

We can format the report to match APRA CPS 234 for financial services, the ASD Essential Eight for government suppliers, PCI DSS for card payments, ISO 27001 for information security, SOC 2, and the Australian Privacy Act and its APPs. Each finding is tied to the control it affects, so your compliance team can track the fix against the rule it belongs to.

A free scanner checks a short list of known problems. It cries wolf often, and it knows nothing about your business. Our testing goes much deeper. We test your business logic, your login flows, who can reach what, exploits chained together, and configuration mistakes no automated scanner will catch. We also check every finding by hand, score it with CVSS, explain what it means for your business, and tell you how to fix it in the software you actually run.

A critical finding is one that could let someone straight in, or expose data right now. We tell your nominated contact within 2 hours of confirming it. You get enough detail to put in an emergency fix, or a temporary block, while the rest of the assessment carries on. This fast warning comes with every package we sell.

Yes. Our testers hold recognised certifications, including OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional), OSCE, CEH and CREST CRT. We also hold current membership of the Australian Cyber Security Centre partner programme. Every tester passes a background check each year, and we carry professional indemnity insurance.

Yes. Mobile app testing, on iOS and Android, and API security testing can be added to any package. On APIs we cover REST, GraphQL and SOAP endpoints. We check whether logins can be bypassed, whether injection works, whether rate limits hold, and whether data leaks. On mobile we inspect the app file itself and also test it while it runs.

You get a full technical report. Every finding is graded by CVSS severity: Critical, High, Medium, Low or Informational. You also get an executive summary you can take to the board, step-by-step fixes for each finding, and a certificate of assessment. With the Full Business Assessment you also get a fix list in priority order. We re-test the critical and high findings at no extra charge.

Agree confidentiality, testing permissions and data handling in the engagement. Document the selected tools, storage and processing regions, access, retention and deletion arrangements. Check these against your requirements before providing test data. Any requirement for Australian-only processing must cover all providers and be confirmed in writing.