Texas Penetration Testing Services

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 Texas clients.

Yes. We scope the corporate network, the remote-access paths, and the boundaries around control systems, and we agree in writing which systems are off limits and which are handled with care. Control systems themselves are tested with plant-safe methods: passive discovery first, active steps only in an agreed maintenance window, and device-level work on a bench unit wherever one exists.

Yes. For TX-RAMP we test the cloud service and its boundary and report against the control families the certification rests on. Vendors that also sell to federal agencies can extend the scope to FedRAMP readiness testing, which finds issues before the 3PAO runs its own test. We are not a 3PAO ourselves. For CMMC Level 2 we test the segmentation around the CUI enclave and the identity paths into it and map findings to NIST SP 800-171 so the evidence fits a Level 2 self-assessment or a C3PAO assessment, whichever your contracts call for.

With a web application penetration test, since the product is what auditors and enterprise customers scrutinize first, usually paired with an external network or cloud test. Reports are formatted for SOC 2 auditors and compatible with Vanta and Drata, and we can move to a recurring program once you are shipping to larger customers.

Yes. A validated scan is $1,500 for up to 250 devices and $2,500 for 251 to 1,000 devices, with larger estates quoted. An analyst removes the false positives and ranks what is left by risk. A common pattern is a scan each quarter and a manual penetration test each year: the scan catches new exposures between tests, and the test proves what an attacker can do with them. Run on a schedule, with fixes tracked and rescans proving each one, the scans become a vulnerability management program.

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.

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, certification, or customer deadline and we plan the engagement around it.