Step by step: from onboarding questionnaire to final report
Step 1: Onboarding questionnaire
Complete a structured technical questionnaire for the application under assessment at your convenience, eliminating the need for lengthy discovery meetings. This ensures all key information is collected efficiently and consistently before testing begins.
Step 2: PM review and kick-off meeting
The Project Manager (PM) verifies the completeness of the provided information, network access requirements, and test accounts. For more complex engagements, a brief technical kick-off meeting is held at least one week before the assessment starts to confirm scope, assumptions and readiness.
Step 3: Security testing execution and backlog management
Penetration testing is conducted according to the agreed methodology and project scope. If the target environment is unavailable or not ready, the team activates the contingency process and immediately switches to another application from your testing backlog, ensuring no loss of testing capacity or budget.
Step 4: Reporting and remediation
Receive a clear and actionable report divided into executive and technical sections. The report includes detailed findings, risk ratings, remediation recommendations, and support for development teams during the vulnerability remediation process.
Step 5: Re-testing (verification of fixes)
Validated vulnerabilities are reassessed to confirm that remediation measures have been implemented correctly and effectively. This final verification provides assurance that the identified security risks have been successfully addressed.


















