Test the path.
Keep the scope explicit.
Botnet Security provides manual-led penetration testing for organizations evaluating application, API, mobile, cloud and network controls. Our Bengaluru contact location supports initial scoping conversations in India; the exact delivery model, environment and testing window are confirmed in the engagement documents.
ASSESSMENT SURFACES
Select the system and the control question.
01Authentication, authorization, sessions, business logic and reachable processing paths.
Object and function authorization, token security, data models and business workflows.
Android and iOS packages, runtime behavior, local data, transport and supporting APIs.
Identity, exposure, privilege, network and control-plane paths in an agreed environment.
External or internal reachability, authentication, segmentation, privilege and lateral movement.
Authorization is part of the methodology.
The initial request identifies the environment and objective. Scoping then fixes targets, access, exclusions, safety conditions, contacts and evidence boundaries. Testing starts only after written authorization and kickoff.
- 01Scope
Confirm owned targets, roles, environment and prohibited actions.
- 02Model
Map trust boundaries, workflows and relevant attacker perspectives.
- 03Test
Use manual analysis supported by appropriate tooling within the Rules of Engagement.
- 04Validate
Establish reproducible evidence and impact without exceeding authorization.
- 05Report
Connect technical findings to affected controls and practical remediation.
- 06Re-test
Validate agreed remediated findings in a separately scheduled window.
Before the assessment starts.
What can be included in a penetration test?
Scope may include web applications, APIs, mobile applications, cloud environments, external or internal infrastructure, or an authorized adversary scenario. Exact targets, techniques and restrictions are agreed before testing.
Does a form submission authorize penetration testing?
No. Testing begins only after scoping, an executed statement of work and authorization, agreed Rules of Engagement, and kickoff.
What does the customer receive?
The agreed deliverables typically include an executive summary, technical findings with reproducible evidence, risk context, remediation guidance, a stakeholder readout and an agreed re-test outcome. Final deliverables depend on the signed scope.
Start with the environment and the control decision.
Share the assessment type, environment, approximate scope and timing. Do not include credentials, secrets or confidential production evidence.