Penetration Tests & Offensive Security Assessments
Find the gaps before someone else does.
A vulnerability scan can tell you what's there. A penetration test goes further — testing whether those weaknesses can actually be exploited and what an attacker could do with them.
White Tuque conducts targeted, real-world security assessments designed around your environment, your objectives, and the risks that matter to your business.
Test what an attacker could actually exploit
Understand impact with evidence-backed findings
Prioritize remediation and validate fixes
What’s included
Don't just find vulnerabilities. Find out what they mean.
We tailor the assessment to your environment and objectives, then test the things that could actually matter to an attacker — and to your business.
Web Applications & APIs
Your application has more attack surface than you think.
We test web applications and APIs for vulnerabilities that can expose data, compromise accounts, bypass controls, or create paths into your environment.
That includes authentication and authorization, input validation, business logic, session management, API endpoints, data exposure, and other application-specific risks.
You get prioritized findings, clear severity, practical remediation guidance, and optional retesting to validate fixes.
Network & Active Directory
Attack the environment. Not the uptime.
Your network and identity infrastructure are attractive targets. We assess how an attacker could move through your environment, escalate access, and reach systems or data they shouldn't.
Testing includes attack-path mapping, lateral-movement analysis, identity and access weaknesses, and other opportunities to reduce your attack surface.
We keep testing controlled and production-safe, with optional retesting to verify that remediation actually worked.
Smart Building Security
The building is part of your attack surface.
Modern buildings connect physical systems, operational technology and traditional IT in ways that can create unexpected paths to compromise.
We assess smart building environments across IT, OT, and physical layers, looking at exposure, architecture and the ways those systems interact.
You get evidence-backed findings prioritized around the risks that matter — not a generic checklist of everything that could possibly be wrong.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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Is your penetration testing automated?
No. We use industry-leading tools to improve efficiency, but every assessment is led by experienced penetration testers who manually validate findings, chain vulnerabilities together, and identify business risks that automated scanners miss.
How often should we perform a penetration test?
Most organizations should test annually, after significant application changes, before major releases, after cloud migrations, or whenever customers or regulators require independent security validation.
What kind of infrastructure should be tested?
Anything that is exposed to business risk—including web applications, APIs, cloud environments, internal networks, external infrastructure, Active Directory, wireless networks, and critical business systems.
How does the penetration testing process work, and what do we receive?
Every engagement follows a structured methodology: planning and scoping, information gathering, testing, validation, reporting, executive review, and optional remediation verification.
You'll receive an executive summary, detailed technical findings, business impact, risk ratings, proof of concept, remediation guidance, and a detailed walkthrough reviewing the results with your team.
Will you help us fix the findings?
Yes. We can review remediation plans, answer developer questions, validate fixes, and perform retesting once remediation is complete.
Can your testing help with SOC 2 or ISO 27001?
Yes. Penetration testing is an important component of many compliance frameworks, including SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and HIPAA. While testing alone doesn't make an organization compliant, it provides evidence that security controls are being independently evaluated.
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Know what an attacker could actually do.
You don't need another report full of vulnerabilities you already know exist.
You need to understand what's exploitable, what's reachable, and what could actually hurt the business.
We'll help you find the gaps, understand the impact, and give your team a clear path to fixing them.