Penetration Testing & Security Audit

Independent technical assurance to identify weaknesses, verify controls and support informed risk decisions.

Independent testing of technical controls

Penetration testing provides evidence of how vulnerabilities can be combined and exploited in practice. Raleki scopes testing around the systems, applications and risks that matter to the client, with clear rules of engagement and reporting designed to support remediation rather than simply produce a vulnerability list.

Infrastructure TestingExternal and internal network testing, exposed services, segmentation and attack-path analysis.
Web & Application TestingSecurity testing of web applications, authentication, access control and common application weaknesses.
Configuration & Control AuditTechnical review of security controls, hardening, identity configuration and operational evidence.
Remediation VerificationFocused re-testing to confirm that reported weaknesses have been addressed effectively.

Real-world risk assessment

Security weaknesses do not exist in isolation. We assess how vulnerabilities, configuration weaknesses and control failures could combine in the context of the organisation, it's technology and it's likely threat exposure. Where appropriate, testing considers realistic attack paths and the practical consequences of compromise, helping distinguish theoretical findings from weaknesses that represent genuine business risk. The objective is to establish what an attacker could realistically achieve, not simply what a particular tool can identify.

Engagement approach

  1. Scope: agree objectives, target assets, exclusions and testing constraints.
  2. Test: identify and validate weaknesses using proportionate, controlled techniques.
  3. Analyse: determine exploitability, likely impact and the relationship between findings.
  4. Report: provide clear evidence, risk context and prioritised remediation advice.
  5. Re-test: where required, verify corrective action.

Audit and assurance support

Where a formal penetration test is not the right tool, we can undertake focused technical audit work: reviewing configuration, sampling evidence, evaluating implemented controls and helping organisations establish whether documented security requirements are actually operating as intended.

Evidence over theatre. A useful test demonstrates realistic exposure and gives the client enough evidence to reproduce, understand and fix the issue.

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