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Industry leading certified professionals who conduct manual penetration testing and provide contextual value.
What's Exposed are CREST recognised across the EMEA Region.
Our team rigorously tests and fortifies your digital assets against emerging threats, ensuring that every vulnerability is found, assessed, and resolved.
Tailored assessments to meet your requirements and budgetary needs.
Our expert team conducts thorough, manual tests to uncover vulnerabilities, offering a detailed security snapshot.
Get rapid, adaptive assessments through swift manual tests for a comprehensive view of vulnerabilities within your budget.
Vulnerability scans and swift manual tests offer a helicopter view across all your assets security postures.
“What's Exposed demonstrated a profound understanding of cyber security principles and methodologies throughout the engagement. Their expertise in identifying vulnerabilities and potential exploits was instrumental in enhancing overall security posture for our customers.”
“We have partnered with What's Exposed for penetration testing services over a number of cycles, and the experience was nothing short of exceptional. Their team demonstrated deep expertise and thorough knowledge in the field, ensuring our systems were rigorously tested against potential security threats. What stood out most was their ability to articulate complex security findings in a clear and understandable manner, empowering our team to enhance our defences effectively. ”
Penetration testing, or pen testing, involves simulating cyber attacks on your systems to discover vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers. It's a proactive approach to identify weaknesses before they can be targeted.
Expect a thorough assessment conducted by certified specialists using advanced tools to uncover and exploit vulnerabilities. Our tests provide detailed insights into your security posture, complete with actionable recommendations for improvement.
Our testers are certified by recognised bodies such as CREST and Offensive Security, ensuring they have a deep understanding of advanced penetration techniques and the latest cyber security threats.
What's Exposed offers a proprietary platform that simplifies the scheduling, management, and remediation of penetration tests. Our platform provides real-time insights, comprehensive management tools, and seamless communication channels, all underpinned by the expertise of certified security specialists.
We prioritise data security by adhering to strict data protection regulations and using advanced encryption methods to secure all information. Only authorised users have access to the test results, ensuring your data remains confidential.
Vulnerability scanning is an automated process to quickly identify known vulnerabilities in software and systems. Penetration testing is more comprehensive, involving manual techniques to not only identify but also exploit vulnerabilities, simulating a real cyber attack.
The frequency of penetration testing can vary depending on several factors including industry regulations, changes to infrastructure, and previous security incidents. Generally, it’s recommended to conduct penetration tests annually or biannually, as well as after significant changes to your IT environment.
Yes, our platform allows you to easily schedule regular penetration tests according to your needs. You can set up recurring tests to ensure continuous security monitoring and compliance with industry standards.
If vulnerabilities are identified, the platform will prioritise them based on severity and provide detailed remediation guidance. Our integrated workflow tools also allow you to assign remediation tasks within your team and track progress to resolution.
Absolutely. The What's Exposed platform allows you to customise the scope of each penetration test to target specific areas of your infrastructure. This ensures that the testing is relevant to your unique security needs and business objectives.