Expert-led internal & external pentesting to uncover vulnerabilities, prevent data breaches, and ensure compliance with PCI-DSS, HIPAA, SOC2 & more.
Our network penetration teesting services provide full coverage, targeting vulnerabilities wherever they emerge
Astra's 7-Step Pentest Process
Astra's hacker-style pentest process combines years of pentester experience, cutting-edge AI, and deep knowledge of industry standards. Our battle-tested approach ensures comprehensive coverage, uncovering vulnerabilities that others miss.
Every pentest our security engineers perform feeds back into our DAST vulnerability scanner.
That means we're not just relying on known CVEs - we're continuously learning
from real-world hacks performed during pentests.
Astra meets global standards with accreditations from
We find the bugs before the bad guys do
Our team stays ahead of the curve in the ever-evolving world of web security
Network penetration testing simulates real-world attacks on your infrastructure to uncover vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and weak points to help prevent data breaches, secure sensitive assets, ensure compliance, and strengthen overall network defenses before attackers can exploit them.
Penetration testing should be performed at least annually, after major infrastructure changes, or when new services are deployed. Regular testing ensures evolving threats, misconfigurations, and newly discovered vulnerabilities are identified and mitigated promptly, maintaining a robust security posture.
Ask about their certifications, experience with your industry, methodology, reporting clarity, remediation support, and whether they perform both internal and external tests. Ensure they provide actionable insights, follow recognized standards, and maintain confidentiality throughout the engagement.
Select a provider based on expertise, track record, methodology, toolsets, and customer reviews. Prioritize those offering comprehensive testing, regulatory compliance alignment, clear reporting, and support for remediation. Alignment with your network environment, tech stack, and ongoing security goals is key.
Provide scope details, network diagrams, asset lists, user roles, access credentials (if testing internal systems), and any compliance requirements. Clear communication of critical systems and risk areas ensures accurate, safe, and effective testing.