UTRS InfoSec’s Penetration Testing provides industry-specific expertise and hands-on assurance with results that matter to your bottom line, reputation, and compliance.
Because your organization faces constant threats, knowing your true vulnerabilities isn’t optional. Waiting for attackers to find weaknesses exposes reputation, compliance, and mission-critical assets to unacceptable risk.
Our difference? We combine defense-grade experience and industry-specific expertise with a right-sized, client-focused approach. UTRS InfoSec brings the same disciplined processes that we use to protect classified and mission-critical federal systems to your organization, but with pentest services tailored for small and medium-size clients in specific industries. Our team holds leading IT and cyber certifications (CISSP, CEH, CISA, GIAC), ensuring you receive testing that meets the highest professional standards while fitting your operational needs and budget.
Core Penetration Testing Services
Network Penetration Testing
Identify vulnerabilities in both your external and internal network infrastructure. Our assessments simulate attacks from outside and inside your perimeter to provide complete coverage and prevent unauthorized access or lateral movement.
Web Application Penetration Testing
Discover vulnerabilities in your web applications before attackers can exploit them. We test for critical application security flaws, including SQL injection, cross-site scripting, and authentication bypass.
Social Engineering Testing
Assess your organization’s susceptibility to human-centric attacks. We conduct carefully crafted phishing campaigns, phone-based attacks, and physical security assessments to test your “human firewall.”
Wireless Network Testing
Evaluate Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and wireless protocols for unauthorized entry.
Physical Security Testing
Go beyond digital boundaries to evaluate physical security controls including access controls, surveillance systems, and facility security to identify potential unauthorized access points.
Red Team Exercises
Engage in multi-vector attack simulations that test your entire security posture. These comprehensive exercises combine technical exploitation with social engineering and physical security testing to provide the ultimate full-scale assessment.
Who Chooses UTRS InfoSec?
What Sets UTRS InfoSec Pentests Apart
Where others stop at vulnerability lists, UTRS InfoSec delivers:
- Business Risk Context – Every finding is explained in terms of operational and compliance impact.
- Actionable Reporting – Executive summaries, proof-of-concept exploits, and step-by-step remediation plans.
- Collaborative Approach – We guide your team from scoping to remediation and validation.
- Continuous Protection – We can integrate pentesting with our other Information Security services for ongoing resilience.
Commitment to Excellence and Ethics – We maintain strict confidentiality, follow responsible disclosure practices, and ensure all testing is conducted safely without disrupting your operations. Learn why businesses trust UTRS InfoSec.
Our Proven Process Delivers Pentest Results
Discovery and Scoping
We begin by understanding your unique environment, compliance requirements, and risk tolerance. This ensures testing focuses on what matters most to your organization.
Methodical Assessment
Using OWASP, MITRE ATT&CK, and NIST frameworks, we conduct thorough testing that balances automated tools with manual expertise to identify vulnerabilities others miss.
Clear, Actionable Reporting
You receive findings prioritized by actual business risk, not just CVSS scores or generic reports. Every vulnerability includes context, impact analysis, and specific remediation steps your team can implement.
Remediation Partnership
We don’t disappear after delivering the report. Our experts remain available to clarify findings, assist with fixes, and perform validation testing to ensure vulnerabilities are properly addressed.
Continuous Protection
Through our Managed Security Services, we can ensure you maintain and improve your holistic security posture with regular testing cycles, threat monitoring, and ongoing support.