Rules of engagement
Agree written permission, systems, test boundaries and escalation contacts.
Penetration testing
Evaluate selected security controls through a clearly authorized testing engagement.
Operating context
Scope around your business.
Define the testing boundary with the system owner before evaluating how selected weaknesses could affect the application or operation.
Intended outcome
An owned implementation, agreed review criteria and a maintainable handover.
Controlled testing
Assess the agreed application, API or infrastructure surfaces within those boundaries.
Evidence & remediation
Present reproducible findings and prioritized corrective actions to responsible owners.
Retest & closure
Verify agreed fixes and distinguish corrected findings from outstanding exposure.
Plan your engagement
Authorized penetration testing and remediation
Penetration testing assesses agreed applications, APIs or infrastructure under written authorization. Rektrs defines test boundaries, contacts and operating restrictions, then reports reproducible findings and scoped remediation or retest support.
What authorization is required before testing?
Agree target assets, test windows, permitted techniques, exclusions and escalation contacts with the asset owner. Third-party hosted systems may need separate provider approval.
What does the final report include?
Document affected assets, evidence, business impact and prioritized corrective actions. Retesting is scoped to agreed fixes; a completed test cannot establish that a system has no remaining vulnerabilities.
Before implementation
Agree the work. Define the evidence.
We confirm your current systems, locations, process owners and required outputs. The proposal sets milestones, dependencies, acceptance criteria and support responsibilities for the agreed scope.