Connecticut & Fairfield County
Connecticut Penetration Testing Services
Invadel provides fixed-price penetration testing across Connecticut, from the hedge funds and family offices of Stamford and Greenwich to the insurance carriers of Hartford. We also test the healthcare and university spinouts of New Haven and the defense and aerospace suppliers along the shoreline. Senior New York testers, about an hour from our Manhattan office by Metro-North, on-site when your scope needs it.
Why Invadel
Why Connecticut companies test with us
Fluent in fund and adviser regulation
Stamford and Greenwich advisers answer to SEC and FINRA examiners and to the investors who send due diligence questionnaires. We test to those expectations and report in the language they use.
Insurance and health plans, covered
Hartford carriers hold policyholder and claims data under the Connecticut insurance data security law and HIPAA. We test the portals, claims systems, and networks behind it and report to both.
A train ride, not a flight
Stamford is about an hour from our Manhattan office on Metro-North, and the rest of the state is a direct drive. Internal tests and readouts happen in person when that helps.
Industries we serve
Built for Connecticut's core industries
Connecticut packs several regulated economies into a small state. Lower Fairfield County manages capital, Hartford underwrites insurance, New Haven runs hospitals and research labs, and the shoreline supplies the defense and aerospace industry. Each brings its own testing needs.
Funds, advisers & family offices
Stamford and Greenwich firms testing to SEC and FINRA expectations and to the due diligence questionnaires their investors send.
Insurance carriers & health plans
Hartford insurers and health plans securing policyholder data under the Connecticut insurance data security law, NYDFS 500, and HIPAA.
Hospitals, health tech & biotech
New Haven health systems, medical groups, and university spinouts meeting HIPAA for protected patient data and research systems.
Defense & aerospace suppliers
Shoreline suppliers in the DoD supply chain validating NIST SP 800-171 controls and CUI segmentation ahead of CMMC Level 2.
Fairfield County headquarters
Corporate headquarters across Stamford, Norwalk, and Danbury answering board, insurer, and customer security requirements for every division.
Software & technology
Stamford and New Haven software companies and fintechs closing SOC 2 and enterprise security reviews to win larger customers.
How we test each sector, with the frameworks and prices that apply: penetration testing by industry, including fintech, law firms, healthcare, and SaaS.
Services
Penetration testing services in Connecticut
A focused engagement for every layer of your environment, each one led by a certified tester and delivered with a report your team, board, and auditors can use.
Web App
Manual testing of your web app across the OWASP Top 10, business logic, and every user role, from $5,200.
ExploreAPI
REST, GraphQL, and SOAP testing for broken authorization, token flaws, and data exposure, from $4,000.
ExploreCloud
Configuration and exploitation testing across AWS, Azure, and GCP, from $6,800.
ExploreHardware & IoT
Embedded, medical, automotive, and OT device testing, from firmware to radio, from $5,200.
ExploreMobile Application Testing
iOS and Android testing against the OWASP MASVS: storage, transport, runtime, and the API behind the app, from $6,000.
ExploreExternal Network
Testing of your internet-facing perimeter: exposed services, remote access, mail, and cloud edges, from $4,200.
ExploreOn the ground in Connecticut
Built for how Connecticut actually works
Connecticut is closer to our office than most people assume. Stamford is about an hour from 1178 Broadway on Metro-North, New Haven sits further along the same line, and Hartford is a drive beyond it. That geography gives Connecticut clients the same on-site option our Manhattan clients get. Testers come to your building for internal network work and physical assessments, and readouts happen in your conference room.
The state also carries a regulatory profile of its own. Stamford and Greenwich advisers answer to SEC and FINRA examiners and to investor due diligence. Hartford carriers fall under the Connecticut insurance data security law, and firms with New York DFS licenses answer to NYDFS 23 NYCRR 500 as well. New Haven health systems answer to HIPAA, and the shoreline defense suppliers are working toward CMMC Level 2 on NIST SP 800-171 controls. We scope and report to each of those standards.
We serve businesses across Connecticut, including Stamford, Greenwich, Norwalk, Westport, Danbury, Bridgeport, Stratford, New Haven, Hartford, and Groton, on-site or remotely.
New York City HQ
New York, NY 10001
Serving on-site in Connecticut
Stamford · Greenwich · Norwalk · Westport · Danbury · Bridgeport · Stratford · New Haven · Hartford · Groton
Also serving
Manhattan · Brooklyn · Queens · Long Island · New Jersey · Westchester County · Boston · Philadelphia · Washington, DC · Chicago · Florida · Texas · Denver · Atlanta · Charlotte · California
FAQ
Connecticut penetration testing, answered
Common questions from Connecticut teams scoping their first, or next, engagement.
Still have questions?01How much does a penetration test cost in Connecticut?
Every engagement is fixed-scope and fixed-price, agreed before work starts: external network testing from $4,200, web application testing from $5,200, and internal network testing from $6,000. On-site work in Connecticut carries no travel premium.
See the pricing page02Do you come on-site in Connecticut?
Yes. Stamford is about an hour from our Manhattan office on Metro-North, and the rest of the state is a direct drive. Internal network testing, physical assessments, and in-person readouts are routine across Fairfield County and beyond, and every engagement can also run remotely.
03Do you test hedge funds and investment advisers in Stamford and Greenwich?
Yes. Advisers and funds face SEC and FINRA cybersecurity expectations, and investors and allocators ask the same questions during operational due diligence. We test the trading, portfolio, and investor-facing systems and the networks behind them, and we deliver reports and attestation letters formatted for those reviews.
04Are Connecticut firms subject to NYDFS 23 NYCRR 500?
Some are. The regulation covers entities licensed or regulated by the New York Department of Financial Services, wherever they operate. A Connecticut insurer or bank holding a New York license is typically in scope, and we test and report to its annual penetration testing requirement. Carriers outside it still fall under the Connecticut insurance data security law, and we scope to that standard as well.
NYDFS 23 NYCRR 500 testing05Can you help a shoreline defense supplier prepare for CMMC?
Yes. CMMC Level 2 assessments test whether your NIST SP 800-171 controls hold up and whether the CUI enclave is segmented from the rest of the network. We scope external and internal penetration testing to your assessment boundary and deliver evidence you can hand to a C3PAO.
CMMC Level 2 penetration testing06Do you test hospitals and health plans in Connecticut?
Yes. Healthcare is one of our core practice areas. We test the patient portals, EHR integrations, claims and billing systems, and internal networks that hold protected health information. That covers New Haven health systems, Hartford health plans, and the university spinouts handling clinical data, with reports mapped to the HIPAA Security Rule.
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