Denver, Boulder and Colorado
Denver Penetration Testing Services
Invadel runs fixed-price penetration testing for Denver and Colorado companies, from the aerospace and defense firms along the Front Range and the software companies of downtown Denver and Boulder to the health systems and energy operators across the state. Senior New York testers, delivered remotely, on-site by arrangement.
Why Invadel
Why Denver companies test with us
Built for the Front Range defense base
Aerospace and defense suppliers from Denver to Colorado Springs handle controlled unclassified information and face CMMC assessments. We test the CUI enclave boundary and the paths into it and report against NIST SP 800-171.
Built for how Denver and Boulder ship
Colorado product companies deploy often and sell to enterprises that read SOC 2 reports closely. We scope tests around release cycles and offer recurring programs, not just an annual snapshot.
Fixed prices, no travel line
Every engagement is fixed-scope and fixed-price, agreed in writing before we start. Remote delivery means no travel charge, and a Colorado client pays the same published price as a New York one.
Industries we serve
Built for Denver's core industries
Colorado combines one of the largest aerospace and defense concentrations in the country with a software economy in Denver and Boulder, a healthcare system that serves the mountain region, and energy and outdoor industries that run on connected operations.
Aerospace & defense
Front Range suppliers and integrators proving CMMC Level 2 readiness, NIST SP 800-171 compliance, and the segmentation around CUI.
SaaS & technology
Denver and Boulder product companies closing SOC 2 audits and enterprise security reviews to win larger customers.
Hospitals & health systems
Regional systems and health technology companies testing patient portals, clinical applications, and networks to HIPAA.
Energy & utilities
Operators securing corporate networks, remote sites, and the boundaries around control systems without risking a process.
Financial services & fintech
Denver Tech Center and downtown firms meeting regulator, SOC 2, and partner expectations for the platforms that move money.
Outdoor, consumer & retail brands
Brands securing e-commerce checkout, loyalty programs, and the PCI DSS scope behind them.
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 Denver
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 Denver
Built for how Denver actually works
Colorado companies are asked for penetration testing evidence by federal customers, commercial customers, auditors, and insurers, and the Front Range makes the federal side unusually large. Defense suppliers carry DFARS and NIST SP 800-171 obligations verified by CMMC assessments. Software companies carry SOC 2 and the enterprise reviews that follow it. Health systems carry HIPAA. Each expects a manual test by an independent firm, reported in a form they can file.
The state adds the Colorado Privacy Act, which requires reasonable security practices for the personal data it covers, and a data security law that requires businesses holding Coloradans’ personal information to implement reasonable procedures and to notify affected residents within thirty days of a breach. Neither names a penetration test, but a test is the most direct evidence that the procedures work.
We serve companies across Colorado, including downtown Denver, LoDo, RiNo, the Denver Tech Center, Boulder, Golden, Broomfield, Colorado Springs, and Fort Collins, from the same team. Testing is delivered remotely from our New York office, with on-site work arranged when a scope needs a person in the building.
New York City HQ
New York, NY 10001
Serving on-site in Denver
Downtown Denver · LoDo · RiNo · Denver Tech Center · Boulder · Golden · Broomfield · Colorado Springs · Fort Collins
Also serving
Manhattan · Brooklyn · Queens · Long Island · New Jersey · Connecticut · Westchester County · Boston · Philadelphia · Washington, DC · Chicago · Florida · Texas · Atlanta · Charlotte · California
FAQ
Denver penetration testing, answered
Common questions from Denver teams scoping their first, or next, engagement.
Still have questions?01How much does a penetration test cost in Denver?
The same fixed prices we publish for everyone: external network testing from $4,200, web application testing from $5,200, API testing from $4,000, internal network testing from $6,000, and cloud testing from $6,800, each agreed in writing before work starts and each including a free retest. There is no travel charge for Colorado clients.
See the pricing page02Do you support CMMC Level 2 for Front Range defense suppliers?
Yes. We test the segmentation around the CUI enclave, the identity and remote-access paths into it, and the systems that hold controlled unclassified information, then map findings to the NIST SP 800-171 control families so the evidence fits a C3PAO assessment.
CMMC Level 2 penetration testing03We are a Boulder SaaS company preparing for SOC 2. What do we need?
A web application penetration test of the product with accounts in every role, usually paired with a cloud or external network test. Reports are formatted for SOC 2 auditors and compatible with Vanta and Drata, and a recurring program keeps the evidence current as you ship.
SOC 2 penetration testing04Does the Colorado Privacy Act require penetration testing?
It requires reasonable security practices for the personal data it covers rather than naming a specific test. A manual penetration test by an independent firm is the clearest evidence that those practices work, and it is what auditors, customers, and insurers ask to see when they evaluate them.
05Do you come on-site in Colorado?
By arrangement. Most engagements are fully remote, and internal network tests run through a small device we ship to your office. When a scope needs a person in the building, we travel from New York and agree it in the proposal.
06How fast can a Colorado engagement start?
Scoping takes about a day, onboarding begins within 24 hours of a signed proposal, and testing typically starts within a week. Tell us your assessment, audit, or customer deadline and we plan the engagement around it.
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