Security Testing

A scan automatically looks for known issues and misconfigurations. A penetration test adds human judgment to chain weaknesses, test business logic and demonstrate real impact. Most products need both, scanning continuously and manual tests periodically. Most products need both, at different cadences.

Scan on every build, and run manual testing before major releases, after architecture changes and at least on a regular schedule such as annually. Customer contracts or compliance programs may set their own frequency. We can also align the schedule with release plans.

Not if planned properly. We prefer staging, agree rate limits and test windows, avoid destructive actions and share a contact channel. Any production testing is coordinated and limited to approved targets. Rate limits and windows are written into the plan.

Yes. We probe for prompt injection, data leakage, unsafe tool use and excessive agency, using the OWASP Top 10 for LLM applications alongside conventional application testing. Findings are reported with the same severity scheme as any other vulnerability, so your team can track them in existing workflows.