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Miami, Tampa, Orlando and Jacksonville

Florida Penetration Testing Services

Invadel runs fixed-price penetration testing for Florida companies, from the fintech and digital-asset firms of Brickell and the hospitality groups of Miami and Orlando to the health systems of Tampa Bay and the logistics and financial back offices of Jacksonville. Senior New York testers, delivered remotely, on-site by arrangement.

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Remote delivery, on-site on requestOnboarding within 24 hours of signingHIPAA, PCI DSS & SOC 2 mapped reportsFree retest on every engagement
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Case study · Fintech · Payments

Web Application Penetration Test

High risk

Critical: a remote code execution flaw in the application’s web framework that could have given an attacker full control of the server. We escalated it to the development team while the test was still running.

Outcome. The critical RCE was reported and remediated during the engagement via an emergency framework upgrade, which also closed the server-side request forgery, and the remaining findings were retested to confirmation.

1

Critical (RCE)

Mid-test

Critical remediated

2

High

Read the case study

Why Invadel

Why Florida companies test with us

Built for Florida’s finance and crypto growth

Miami’s fintech, digital-asset, and family-office boom brought New York-style diligence with it. We test trading platforms, custody flows, and the cloud behind them to the standards partners and regulators apply.

Hospitality and payments at scale

Hotels, cruise lines, theme parks, and restaurant groups run some of the largest cardholder environments in the country. We scope to the PCI DSS boundary and test the booking and payment flows that hold it.

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 Florida client pays the same published price as a New York one.

Industries we serve

Built for Florida's core industries

Florida’s economy runs on finance, healthcare, tourism, and trade, spread across four major metros, and each sector brings a regulator, a card brand, or a partner asking for testing evidence.

Fintech, crypto & wealth

Brickell and Fort Lauderdale platforms, exchanges, and advisers meeting partner diligence, SOC 2 reviews, and regulator expectations.

Hospitals & health systems

Tampa Bay, Orlando, and South Florida systems and physician groups testing patient portals, clinical applications, and networks to HIPAA.

Hospitality, cruise & attractions

Miami and Orlando operators securing booking platforms, loyalty programs, point-of-sale, and the PCI DSS scope behind them.

Logistics, ports & trade

Jacksonville and Miami freight, shipping, and Latin America trade companies securing supplier connections, tracking platforms, and OT.

SaaS & technology

Product companies across the state closing SOC 2 audits and enterprise security reviews to win larger customers.

Real estate, legal & professional services

Firms protecting client funds, transaction data, and privileged information, and answering insurer and client questionnaires.

How we test each sector, with the frameworks and prices that apply: penetration testing by industry, including fintech, law firms, healthcare, SaaS, and manufacturing.

On the ground in Florida

Built for how Florida actually works

Florida companies face the same requests as anywhere else, and the state’s mix makes them specific. A Miami fintech answers to bank partners and a SOC 2 auditor. A Tampa health system answers to the HIPAA Security Rule and its cyber insurer. An Orlando hospitality group answers to the card brands through PCI DSS. A Jacksonville logistics company answers to the enterprise customers whose supply chains run through it. Each wants a manual test by an independent firm.

Florida’s Information Protection Act requires businesses that hold Floridians’ personal information to take reasonable measures to protect it and to notify affected individuals within thirty days of a breach. The reasonable-measures standard is where a penetration test earns its place, because it is the most direct evidence that the safeguards behind the policy actually hold when someone pushes on them.

We serve companies across the state, including Miami and Brickell, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Orlando, and Jacksonville, 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

1178 Broadway, 3rd Floor
New York, NY 10001
info [at] invadel [dot] com
Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm ET

Serving Florida: remote, on-site by arrangement

Miami · Brickell · Fort Lauderdale · Boca Raton · West Palm Beach · Tampa · St. Petersburg · Orlando · Jacksonville

FAQ

Florida penetration testing, answered

Common questions from Florida teams scoping their first, or next, engagement.

Still have questions? 
01How much does a penetration test cost in Florida?

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 Florida clients.

See the pricing page
02Do you test crypto and digital-asset platforms?

Yes. Exchanges, custodians, and trading platforms are tested for the authorization, key-management, and business-logic flaws that move funds, along with the cloud environment behind them. On-chain code gets a smart contract audit, scoped and quoted per project, and our guide to blockchain penetration testing covers each layer. Reports are written for the bank partners, auditors, and regulators that ask for them.

Penetration testing for fintech
03Can you test a large hospitality or e-commerce cardholder environment?

Yes. PCI DSS Requirement 11.4 asks for external and internal testing of the cardholder data environment and testing of the segmentation around it. We scope to your actual PCI boundary, test booking and payment flows and point-of-sale networks, and deliver evidence your assessor can use directly. Hotels and restaurant groups can see how that works on property, from guest Wi-Fi to keycards, on our page on hotel cybersecurity and PCI testing.

PCI DSS penetration testing
04Do you test real estate and title companies for wire fraud exposure?

Yes. Brokerages, title and escrow companies, and property managers are tested where the money moves: the email tenant, the closing workflow, and the staff who handle wire instructions. A phishing campaign from $3,600 and an internal network test from $6,000 are the usual first engagement, each fixed in writing before work starts.

Real estate penetration testing
05Does Florida law require penetration testing?

The Florida Information Protection Act requires reasonable measures to protect personal information rather than naming a specific test. A manual penetration test by an independent firm is the clearest evidence that those measures work, and it is what insurers, customers, and regulators ask to see when they evaluate them.

06Do you come on-site in Miami, Tampa, and the rest of Florida?

By arrangement. Most engagements in Miami, Tampa, Orlando, and Jacksonville 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.

07How fast can a Florida 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 audit, renewal, or partner deadline and we plan the engagement around it.

Talk to a New York team.

Tell us what to test and see your fixed price. Fixed scope, free retest, and a reply within one business day.