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Why choose our Pentest & Vulnerability Audit service?
In a digital landscape where cyber threats are constantly evolving, the security of your infrastructure is no longer an option, but a cornerstone of your business strategy. Targeted attacks can lead to significant financial losses, business interruptions, brand image degradation, and regulatory non-compliance.
Our Pentest & Vulnerability Audit service is your proactive shield. We identify, evaluate, and help you correct security flaws before they are exploited by malicious actors. By choosing Allo Site Internet, you opt for recognized expertise and a tailor-made approach to:
- Anticipate threats: Detect hidden vulnerabilities in your systems, applications, and networks.
- Protect your critical assets: Secure your sensitive data, intellectual property, and essential services.
- Ensure regulatory compliance: Meet strict standard requirements (GDPR, ISO 27001, PCI DSS) and external audits.
- Preserve your reputation: Avoid data breaches and security incidents that can severely damage the trust of your customers and partners.
- Optimize your security investments: Focus your resources on the most critical risks with prioritized and actionable recommendations.
Our tailor-made services and solutions
We offer a comprehensive range of audit and penetration testing services, designed to adapt to the specificity and complexity of your technological environment.
Vulnerability Audit
Our vulnerability audit is a systematic and in-depth analysis of your information systems. We use cutting-edge tools and proven methodologies to scan and identify security flaws, configuration errors, and potential weaknesses. The deliverable includes a detailed report of discovered vulnerabilities, classified by criticality level, accompanied by clear and prioritized correction recommendations.
Pentest (Penetration Tests)
Pentests go beyond simple detection. Our cybersecurity experts simulate real attacks, attempting to exploit vulnerabilities to assess the potential impact of an intrusion and test the resilience of your defenses. We offer several types of penetration tests:
- Application Pentest (Web & Mobile): Exhaustive security evaluation of your web and mobile applications, including OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities.
- Network Pentest (Internal & External): Analysis of flaws within your network infrastructure, from the inside (authorized access) and the outside (attacker simulator).
- Cloud Pentest: Audit of configurations, security policies, and specific vulnerabilities in your cloud environments (AWS, Azure, GCP, etc.).
- Social Engineering Tests: Evaluation of your employees’ resistance to phishing, spear-phishing attempts, and other human-based attack vectors.
- Black-box, Grey-box, or White-box Pentest: Adapted to the amount of information you wish to share about your infrastructure at the beginning of the test, for a more or less realistic simulation.
Support and Remediation
Our mission does not stop at detection. We actively support you in understanding vulnerabilities, prioritizing fixes, and implementing remediation measures. We can also perform re-tests to validate the effectiveness of corrective actions and ensure continuous improvement of your security posture.
Pricing and Packages
Our prices are designed to be flexible and adapted to the complexity of your infrastructure and the scope of the audit. The prices below are indicative and may be adjusted after a thorough analysis of your specific needs. Contact us for a personalized proposal.
| Package | Description | Indicative Price (Excl. VAT) |
|---|---|---|
| Starter Audit | Basic external vulnerability audit (up to 3 IP addresses/hosts or 1 simple web application). Summary report and initial recommendations. | Starting from 1,500 € |
| Essential Pentest | Complete vulnerability audit and targeted Pentest (e.g., 1 critical web application or 5 external IP addresses/hosts). Detailed report, exploitation scenarios, and recommendation follow-up. | Starting from 4,000 € |
| Tailor-Made Security | Multi-vector Pentest (network, application, cloud, social engineering), comprehensive infrastructure audit. Extended remediation support and re-tests included. | Upon quote |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the fundamental difference between a vulnerability audit and a Pentest?
A vulnerability audit is a methodical approach to identifying security flaws in a system or application, using automated tools and manual checks. It results in a list of potential vulnerabilities. A Pentest (or penetration test) goes further: it simulates a real attack by actively attempting to exploit these vulnerabilities to assess their actual impact and your system’s defense capability. The Pentest validates the criticality of the flaws and demonstrates the feasibility of an intrusion.
How long does a Pentest & Vulnerability Audit take?
The duration of a Pentest or vulnerability audit is highly variable. It primarily depends on the size and complexity of the scope to be audited (number of systems, applications, etc.), as well as the type of service chosen. A simple audit can take a few days, while a comprehensive Pentest on a complex infrastructure can extend over several weeks. We will provide you with a precise estimate after analyzing your needs.
Are our systems and data safe during the audit?
Absolutely. The security of your systems and the confidentiality of your data are our absolute priorities. All our experts are certified professionals, subject to strict confidentiality clauses. We use methodologies and tools designed to be non-intrusive and minimize any risk. Tests are always conducted in a controlled environment, with transparent communication and prior validation of all technical and ethical aspects with your teams.
What happens once vulnerabilities are identified?
After vulnerabilities are identified, we provide you with a detailed, clear, and actionable report. This report classifies flaws by criticality level and offers concrete, prioritized recommendations for their remediation. We can also assist you in understanding these recommendations, implementing fixes, and, if necessary, performing a re-test to confirm that the vulnerabilities have been corrected effectively and sustainably.