Penetration Testing Services
Our penetration testing uncovers critical risks and delivers a clear 4 week roadmap to reduce exposure and meet compliance—supported by teams serving organizations across the USA and globally.
Pen Test Diaries The School
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Know Your Security Weaknesses Before Attackers Do
Penetration testing in Q1 helps uncover critical vulnerabilities early and validate existing controls.
Application Penetration Testing: Web, Mobile, SaaS, API
Our pen testers find vulnerabilities in code, configuration, and design. We perform a static and dynamic code analysis and test against OWASP top 10 criteria.
AI Red Teaming
AI Red Teaming simulates adversarial attacks like prompt injection and model poisoning on GenAI and LLM systems to uncover vulnerabilities in data handling, logic flow, and model integrity.
Network Penetration Testing: Internal, External
Find out if an attacker can exploit vulnerabilities from public facing systems and how they can move laterally throughout the company’s network.
Wireless Penetration Testing
Uncover vulnerabilities in wireless infrastructure and rogue devices that could be exploited by malicious actors trying to get in.
Physical Penetration Testing
How long could an unauthorized individual go unnoticed? We breach physical security measures to gain access and then find what’s accessible once inside.
Social Engineering Penetration Testing
Test how users react to situations that can lead to a breach. Personnel is influenced to provide access to restricted information through phishing, vishing, smishing, etc.
We engaged ProArch for Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing of our web and mobile application on AWS. From kickoff to final reporting, ProArch systematically identified scope, methodology, tools, and report format. Their periodic reports enabled early rectification. The comprehensive Penetration Test report covered all aspects of the app and hosting infrastructure.
Sharma Tatapudi, Deputy CTO
Pen Testing Approach Aligned to Enterprise Needs
Step 1
Intelligence Gathering
We gather publicly available information about your environment using OSINT techniques like Google searches, technology fingerprinting, and application discovery to understand your setup and plan how an attacker might approach it.
Step 2
Vulnerability Analysis
Using what we learn about your systems, we run automated scans and perform manual testing to identify security gaps in your applications and assets.
Step 3
Exploitation
We safely attempt to exploit the identified vulnerabilities in your environment using the same tools and techniques real attackers use. This confirms the risk and shows how someone could gain deeper access to your systems.
Step 4
Report
You receive a report that prioritizes vulnerabilities by severity, explains what was discovered, highlights successful exploit paths, and provides steps to secure your environment.
Step 5
Post-Exploitation
You are notified of any critical vulnerabilities. Once testing is complete, we clean up all tools, files, and changes made during the assessment, leaving your systems exactly as they were.
Pen Testing Without
Hand-Offs
or Guesswork
We perform pen testing in-house. Our team is the only one to access your environment.
You won’t be redirected to another vendor for remediation. We can guide you through remediation, or we can do it for you.
We have done 100s of pen tests and have all the required certs. We've been in the cybersecurity space for 20+ years.
Our pen test reports are tailored to your needs. Informative and actionable is how our pen test reports are consistently described.
Your Answer to, “Are We at Risk?”
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Exploit Risk Rating
The likelihood of compromise and the impact of exploitation.
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Exploit Result
What happened during the simulated attack.
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Prioritized Recommendations
Where and how to take action, and the effort required.
Know your real risk—
before attackers do.
Penetration Testing FAQs
What is the difference between a penetration test and a vulnerability scan?
A vulnerability scan uses automated tools to identify known security weaknesses—such as missing patches, misconfigurations, or exposed services—across systems and networks, helping organizations understand what could be vulnerable.
A penetration test goes a step further by simulating real world attacks using a combination of automated tools and manual techniques to actively exploit those weaknesses, showing whether and how an attacker could actually gain access, move laterally, or impact systems, and providing prioritized, actionable remediation guidance.
How often should my organization conduct a penetration test?
Industry guidance and compliance frameworks (PCI DSS, SOC 2, HIPAA, CMMC) typically require at least annual penetration testing. However, ProArch recommends additional testing after major changes such as new application deployments, cloud migrations, infrastructure changes, or mergers and acquisitions. For organizations with high-risk profiles - financial services, healthcare, defense contractors - quarterly or continuous testing programs are increasingly common.
What types of penetration testing does ProArch offer?
ProArch provides a comprehensive portfolio of pen testing services to cover your full attack surface:
- Application Penetration Testing -web, mobile, SaaS, API
- Network Penetration Testing -internal and external network attack simulation
- AI Red Teaming - adversarial testing of GenAI and LLM systems for prompt injection and data leakage
- Wireless Penetration Testing -rogue devices, wireless infrastructure vulnerabilities
- Physical Penetration Testing - unauthorized physical access simulation
- Social Engineering - phishing, vishing, smishing campaigns to test employee awareness
- Customized Penetration Testing – Whitebox, greybox, and blackbox testing tailored for complex or regulated environments
What will my organization receive after a penetration test engagement?
ProArch delivers a comprehensive, actionable penetration test report within 4 weeks that includes:
- Executive Summary — a non-technical overview for leadership and board reporting
- Exploit Risk Rating — likelihood and business impact of each finding
- Exploit Results — what was actually accomplished during the simulated attack
- Prioritized Remediation Roadmap — what to fix first, how to fix it, and estimated effort
- Post-engagement cleanup — all tools and changes made during testing are fully removed
Is a penetration test disruptive to our operations?
ProArch conducts pen tests in a carefully controlled manner designed to minimize any risk to production systems. Scope, rules of engagement, and exclusions are agreed upon in detail before testing begins. ProArch performs all testing in-house - your environment is never handed to a third-party subcontractor. If any critical vulnerabilities are identified during the test, your team is notified immediately so you can take precautionary action in parallel.
Can penetration testing help my organization meet compliance requirements?
Yes. Pen testing is a mandated or recommended control in many major compliance frameworks, including PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOC 2, ISO 27001, CMMC, and NERC CIP.
ProArch's pen test reports are detailed and structured to meet the evidence requirements for compliance audits, providing auditors with clear documentation of scope, methodology, findings, and remediation plans.
Do you perform pen tests to organizations across the US?
Yes. We actively work with organizations across the US and globally. On-site physical pen tests are limited to the US.
