FREE RETEST INCLUDED

SOC 2 Penetration Testing.
Audit-Ready in 5 Days.

OSCP-certified testers. Manual testing mapped directly to Trust Services Criteria CC4.1, CC6.1, and CC7.1. Auditor-ready reports your CPA firm will actually accept — starting at $2,000.

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500+
Apps Tested
5 Day
Report Turnaround
<24hr
Quote Response
Free
Retest Included
ACCEPTED FORSOC 2PCI DSSISO 27001HIPAANIST

Everything Your Auditor Needs.
Nothing They Don’t.

OWASP Top 10 + Business Logic

Scanners catch 30% of web app vulnerabilities. Our OSCP-certified testers manually probe injection flaws, broken access controls, IDOR, auth bypasses, and the business logic gaps CC6.1 requires you to address.

Report in 5 Days, Not 5 Weeks

Engagement kicks off within 48 hours. Auditor-ready report with CVSS scores, reproduction steps, and remediation guidance delivered in 5 business days — formatted exactly how your auditor expects it.

Free Retest — Always Included

Fix your findings, we retest at no extra cost and issue a clean attestation letter. Every single engagement. No upsell, no gotcha — just closed findings your auditor can sign off on.

Fixed Price from $2,000

No hourly billing. No surprise scope changes. You get a fixed quote within 24 hours of your scoping call — and the price you’re quoted is the price you pay.

One Test, Every Framework

A single web app pentest satisfies SOC 2 CC7.1, PCI DSS Req 11.4, ISO 27001 A.8.8, and NIST 800-171 3.12.1 simultaneously — so you’re not paying for the same test twice.

OSCP-Certified on Every Engagement

Every tester holds OSCP or equivalent (CREST, GPEN, CEH). Need a specific credential for your compliance framework? Just ask when you scope — we’ll match you to the right tester.

COMPLIANCE

Audit-Ready for Every Major Framework

Every report is pre-formatted to satisfy auditor requirements — no extra documentation, no back-and-forth.

SOC 2
Type I & II
PCI DSS
v4.0 Req 11.4
ISO 27001
A.8.8 & A.8.29
NIST
800-171 3.12.1
HIPAA
164.312

What We Actually Test

Manual testing across every attack surface CC6.1 and CC7.1 require you to validate.

AUTHENTICATION & ACCESS CONTROL

Who Can Access What

SOC 2 CC6.1 requires you to restrict logical access to meet your security commitments. We test every authentication boundary — session management, OAuth flows, MFA bypass, token handling, and API key exposure.

  • Broken access controls (BOLA/IDOR)
  • JWT & OAuth token attacks
  • Privilege escalation via endpoint manipulation
  • API key leakage & rotation testing
  • Broken function-level authorization
Best for:SOC 2 · HIPAA · SaaS Products

MONITORING & CHANGE DETECTION

What Your Auditor Will Actually Test

CC4.1 requires you to monitor for security events and respond to anomalies. We trigger events that should generate alerts and verify your detection actually works — not just that it’s documented.

  • Alert validation & SIEM bypass
  • Log completeness testing
  • Exfiltration path mapping
  • Injection attacks (SQL, NoSQL, command)
  • Incident detection verification
Best for:PCI DSS · ISO 27001 · NIST 800-171

READY FOR YOUR SOC 2 PENTEST?

Scope your pentest in 60 seconds.

Tell us about your environment and audit timeline. Get a fixed scope and quote from a certified pentester — not a sales rep — within 1 business day.

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Flat pricing. No scope creep.
Auditor-ready report in 2 weeks.
Direct line to your tester.
Free 48-hour retest included.
FAQ

Common Questions About
SOC 2 Pentesting

Does SOC 2 require a penetration test?

Yes. CC7.1 requires evidence of vulnerability management and security monitoring. A vulnerability scan alone won’t satisfy most CPA firms — you need a manual penetration test from certified testers to produce the technical evidence your auditor requires.

How often does SOC 2 require a penetration test?

At least annually. Most CPA firms expect testing every twelve months, plus additional testing after significant infrastructure or application changes. For Type II, your pentest evidence must fall within the observation window.

What’s the difference between a SOC 2 pentest and a vulnerability scan?

A vulnerability scan identifies potential issues. A penetration test proves which ones are actually exploitable, chains them into real attack paths, and produces findings mapped to Trust Services Criteria your auditor can evaluate. Scans don’t satisfy CC7.1. Pentests do.

How long does a SOC 2 penetration test take?

Most engagements deliver an auditor-ready report in 5 business days from kickoff. We start within 48 hours of scoping. Free retest is included once you’ve remediated findings.

How much does a SOC 2 penetration test cost?

Starting from $2,000 for web app and API testing. Fixed price — no hourly billing, no surprise scope changes. Get a quote within 24 hours of your scoping call.