Security Audits and Penetration Tests 

Get a comprehensive understanding of your organization's current security posture and identify potential entry points that cybercriminals could exploit.

 What do you get with audits and penetration tests? 

  1.  Identify your company's weak points
  2. Analyse the affected systems and resources
  3. Prioritize the most critical vulnerabilities 
  4. Receive recommendations to remediate them 

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Types of Security Audits, Tailored to the Specificities of Your Organization 

Social Engineering Test

Red Team

Web Pentest

Mobile Pentest

Hardware/IoT/ATM Device Audit

Blockchain Pentest

IT Infrastructure Pentest

WiFi Network Security Audit

Exposure Assestment

Table Top

Malware Incident Simulation

Cloud Environment Security Audit

Microsoft 365 Configuration Audit

Source Code Security Audit

OT Infrastructure Security Audit

Denial of Service Tests

IT Infrastructure Vulnerability Scanning

Security Configuration Assessment

 Sofistic Methodology 

Identification 

An initial meeting will be held between the Sofistic team and the client to understand the technological and operational environment to be reviewed. 

Proposal 

A subsequent action plan will be designed, defining the scope, phases, procedures, and the time and cost estimation for the project. ​

Planning 

This involves defining the dates, times for conducting the audits, the responsible personnel from both sides, and any necessary meetings. ​

Execution 

Testing and analysis will be carried out, avoiding situations that could lead to service interruptions in the infrastructures. ​

Deliverables 

Upon completion of the work for the various proposed services, the client will receive the previously mentioned report, along with all the materials (documents, configuration files, etc.) obtained during the course of the audit. ​

Results Presentation 

 After the completion of each service, the Sofistic audit team will present the report with the results obtained to address any concerns from the client’s technical and management teams. 

 Frequently Asked Questions About Audits and Pentests 

 While we offer security audits tailored to the specific characteristics of certain companies, we also provide audits that we recommend for any type of business, such as IT infrastructure security audits or social engineering audits, which identify risks associated with employees themselves. Our specialists will help you determine which ones your company specifically needs. 

 Audits are always conducted in a controlled manner, so they never pose a danger to the client. 

 

The price varies depending on each client, as budgets are customized to reflect the unique parameters being analyzed. Since every organization has different infrastructure and security needs, costs differ significantly—for example, a small business will not have the same expenses as a large corporation. 

If you'd like a non-binding estimate, our team can assess your requirements and provide a tailored quote based on your specific needs.  

The structure of businesses is rarely static—it continuously evolves with updates, system changes, new processes, and protocols. As a result, new security vulnerabilities may emerge that were not present during previous penetration tests. For this reason, we strongly recommend conducting regular pentesting to proactively identify and mitigate potential threats. 

 No, Sofistic always guarantees the confidentiality of the data,adhering to strict privacy policies. All information obtained during the pentest is handled with the highest level of security, and only the client has access to the results.  

Yes, any business—no matter how small—can be targeted by a cyberattack, making pentesting an essential measure for protection. Over 40% of cyberattacks are directed at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), highlighting the increasing risks they face. 

Since smaller businesses typically have a more limited infrastructure, the cost of a pentest for them is lower compared to larger corporations, while still providing critical insights into vulnerabilities and security gaps.