Penetration Testing Services | Ethical Hacking & Vulnerability Assessment | Deeplogics
Simulated Attacks. Real Protection.
Penetration Testing — also known as ethical hacking — is one of the most effective ways to assess your organization’s true security posture. At Deeplogics, our certified security professionals simulate real-world attacks to identify, exploit, and document vulnerabilities across your networks, applications, cloud environments, and endpoints.
These proactive tests go far beyond automated scans. We use the same techniques as cybercriminals — without the damage — to reveal weaknesses before they’re weaponized.

Why Penetration Testing Matters
Even with modern firewalls and security software, misconfigurations, outdated systems, and human error can leave your business exposed. Penetration testing helps you:
- Uncover unknown and hidden vulnerabilities
- Test the effectiveness of your existing security controls
- Validate your incident detection and response capabilities
- Fulfill compliance mandates (e.g., PCI DSS, HIPAA, ISO 27001)
- Protect your systems, data, and customers from real threats
Cyber attackers don’t follow rules. That’s why your defenses must be tested without assumptions.
Our Pen Testing Process
We follow a rigorous, transparent, and collaborative testing methodology based on NIST, OSSTMM, and OWASP standards:
- Scoping – Define testing goals, targets, rules of engagement
- Reconnaissance – Gather intelligence on infrastructure and assets
- Exploitation – Attempt controlled attacks to verify real-world risks
- Privilege Escalation – Test the ability to move laterally and elevate access
- Post-Exploitation – Assess data access, persistence, and breach simulation
- Reporting – Deliver full documentation and collaborate on next steps
All tests are conducted with strict confidentiality and written authorization, ensuring zero business disruption.
Our Comprehensive Penetration Testing Services
At Deeplogics, we offer a wide range of penetration testing engagements — tailored to your business size, infrastructure complexity, and industry compliance needs.
Web Application Penetration Testing
Identify flaws in your websites and web apps.
- OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities
- Cross-site scripting (XSS)
- SQL injection and command injection
- Broken authentication and session management
- Insecure APIs and business logic flaws
Network Penetration Testing
Evaluate internal and external network security.
- Firewall and segmentation testing
- Open port discovery
- Default credentials and weak passwords
- Unpatched systems and misconfigurations
- Lateral movement simulations
Cloud Penetration Testing
Assess the security of cloud-hosted environments.
- AWS, Azure, GCP misconfiguration discovery
- IAM policy misuses
- Insecure storage (e.g., open S3 buckets)
- Cloud workload vulnerabilities
- Privilege escalation risks
Mobile Application Pen Testing
Harden iOS and Android apps against reverse engineering and data leakage.
- Insecure data storage and transmission
- Weak encryption
- Code injection risks
- Insecure authentication
- Runtime manipulation protections
Social Engineering Testing
Test human defenses through ethical deception.
- Phishing simulations
- Vishing (voice-based social engineering)
- USB drop tests
- Physical security assessments
- Security awareness evaluations
What You’ll Receive
Our pen testing engagements deliver more than just findings — we provide real value that helps you take immediate action.
Actionable Reports
Clear, prioritized reports with risk ratings, proof of exploit, and remediation guidance that speaks both to your technical team and executive stakeholders.
Remediation Support
Hands-on support from our cybersecurity team to help you patch and resolve vulnerabilities quickly and effectively.
Compliance Assurance
Testing aligned to industry regulations and standards, including:
- PCI DSS
- HIPAA
- ISO/IEC 27001
- SOC 2
- CJIS
- NIST SP 800-115
Executive Summary
Board-ready documentation with key findings, risk trends, and strategic recommendations for budget and planning discussions.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should penetration testing be performed?
We recommend conducting tests annually, after any major system changes, or whenever new infrastructure or applications are deployed. High-risk organizations may require more frequent testing.
What’s the difference between vulnerability scanning and penetration testing?
Vulnerability scanning is automated and identifies known issues. Penetration testing involves human expertise to exploit vulnerabilities, uncover business logic flaws, and simulate real attacks.
Can you help us fix the vulnerabilities you find?
Yes. Our team provides detailed remediation guidance and offers follow-up testing to ensure all issues are resolved properly.
Will penetration testing impact our systems?
Our testing is designed to be safe and non-disruptive. We coordinate closely with your team and schedule testing during low-traffic windows if needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Penetration testing is essential for any organization that handles sensitive data, processes online transactions, or is subject to compliance regulations.
Deeplogics serves:
- Government Agencies & Contractors
- Financial Institutions
- Healthcare Providers
- Retail & eCommerce
- Education & Research
- Cloud-first & SaaS Businesses
Whether you operate in Puerto Rico or across the U.S., our team helps validate your defenses and prepare for evolving threats.
Validate Your Security Before an Attacker Does
Your security is only as strong as its weakest point. Let Deeplogics’ expert ethical hackers help you uncover risks — before someone else does.
