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Cybersecurity Testing Services
Get a clear, evidence-based view of where your security is resilient and where it needs work. Together, we'll scope the right mix of penetration testing, red teaming, cloud security testing, social engineering, vulnerability assessments and compliance-led security testing.
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What is cyber security testing?
Cyber security testing is a structured way to find out how your systems, applications, users, cloud environments and physical controls stand up to the techniques used in real-world attacks. Done well, it tells you which exposures carry the most risk for your business, what fixing them involves, and how your controls perform under pressure. We then walk you through what our testers found and why it matters, in terms your leadership, auditors and insurers can act on.
Testing can cover external and internal infrastructure, web applications, APIs, mobile applications, cloud environments, Active Directory and Entra ID, wireless networks, social engineering, physical security and full red team exercises. Before any of that is scoped, our advisors sit down with you to understand what you're trying to achieve, whether that's assurance for a compliance requirement, confidence in your resilience against a targeted attack, or a fuller picture of your attack surface. Findings come back as prioritized, business-focused reporting with remediation guidance in the Integrity360 Vulnerability Portal, and the conversation continues past the report.
What cyber security testing proves about your defences
Cyber security testing turns what you believe about your defences into something you can verify, and it gives your team a ranked list of what to strengthen first. It also supports:
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Compliance evidence: documented proof for frameworks, standards and regulations including ISO 27001, PCI DSS, NIST CSF, OSFI B-13 and PIPEDA.
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Executive confidence: independent assurance your board and leadership team can rely on.
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Full attack surface visibility: one view across people, processes and technology.
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Measurable risk reduction: progress you can track as your security maturity grows.
An independent tester comes to your environment without the context your team carries every day, and works through it the way someone outside your organization would. That perspective sits alongside what your team already knows, confirming the controls that hold and surfacing the ones worth a second look.
Who runs your cyber security test, and how
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Human-expertise-led methodology: Automated tools surface issues in isolation. Our testers chain them together to show which attack paths lead somewhere in your environment.
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Certified experts: CISSP, OSCP, GIAC, CREST and OSCE certifications across offensive security, risk management and security architecture.
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Global reach, local expertise: A testing bench that spans the UK, Ireland, Europe and beyond, and advisors in Canada who stay with you from scoping through remediation.
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Findings you can track: Results, remediation status and progress over time in the secure Vulnerability Portal.
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Compliance-aligned testing: Scoped to produce the evidence your auditors, regulators and insurers ask for.
Testing can be aligned to the regulatory, audit and assurance requirements you report against:
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PCI DSS: penetration testing, segmentation testing and ASV scanning.
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OSFI B-13: technology risk assurance, resilience validation and third-party risk testing.
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PIPEDA: privacy risk assessment, data exposure identification and control validation.
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ISO 27001: technical assurance to support information security controls.
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NIST CSF: testing aligned to identify, protect, detect, respond and recover outcomes.
Key areas of cyber security testing and what each one tells you
Most engagements draw on one or more of the following five areas. Before anything is scoped, we sit down with you to understand what you're trying to achieve.
Vulnerability Scanning & Assessment
Build a current picture of misconfigurations, unpatched systems and insecure services across your environment.
- External & Internal Infrastructure
- Web Applications
- Wireless Networks
- Active Directory / Entra ID
- Network Segmentation
- PCI ASV Scanning
Options:
- Vulnerability scanning: Automated, scalable, and cost-effective
- Vulnerability assessment: Analyst-led and prioritized
Penetration Testing
Put your defences through the techniques used in real attacks and find out which weaknesses can be exploited in practice.
- Internal & External Infrastructure
- Web, Mobile & API Applications
- Active Directory / Entra ID
- Cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP)
- IoT Devices
- Wi-Fi Environments
Also available:
- Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS): Flexible, subscription-based, on-demand test scheduling with self-service access and dashboards.
Red Team Services
Measure how your people, processes and technology hold up against a covert, targeted attack simulation.
- Red Team testing (covert multi-vector)
- Physical intrusion testing
- Social engineering
- Purple Team exercises (collaborative with your Blue Team)
- OSINT testing
- Atomic Red Teaming (MITRE ATT&CK-aligned TTPs)
- Threat-Led penetration testing (TLPT)
- Targeted Threat Intelligence (TTI)
Explore red team exercises and threat-led attack simulation →
Security Audits & Configuration Reviews
Check your systems and configurations against recognized best practices and the standards you report against.
- Build & Configuration Reviews
- Threat Modelling for Applications
- Firewall & Network Device Audits
- Cloud Security Audits (AWS, Azure, GCP)
View configuration review and cloud security audit services →
Social Engineering Testing & Awareness Training
Strengthen the human layer of your defences by showing your teams what real attempts look like and measuring how they respond.
- Phishing Campaigns
- Security Awareness Training (basic to advanced)
- Social Engineering Testing (phone, email, on-site)
- Malware Defence Testing
CREST accreditation is independently assessed rather than self-declared, covering technical capability, ethical conduct and quality of delivery. Your engagement follows the methodology and standards it certifies.
The Integrity360 Vulnerability Portal
One place to see every finding, decide what to fix first, and show your progress.
Every exposure found during your vulnerability assessments and penetration tests sits in one place, scored and evidenced. Your team acts faster with fix detail attached to each finding, prioritizes more effectively with severity and exploitability already applied, and tracks every item through to closure. We work from the same list.
What Integrity360’s Vulnerability Portal offers
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Centralized vulnerability management
Every finding in one searchable location, securely stored and available to the people who need it. -
Risk-based prioritization
Each vulnerability is scored by severity and exploitability, giving your team a defensible order of work. -
Remediation tracking
Follow every finding from discovery to resolution, with clear ownership and visible progress.
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Exploit evidence & expert guidance
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Compliance-ready reporting
Evidence of due diligence formatted for the frameworks you report against, including ISO 27001, PCI DSS, NIST CSF and OSFI B-13. -
Secure access, 24/7
Dedicated access to your own environment, with strict permission controls and around-the-clock availability.
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Identify vulnerabilities to stregthen your cyber resilience with specialized security testing support. Talk with an expert today to find the best testing solutions for your organization.
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Cybersecurity testing FAQs
What is cybersecurity testing?
Cybersecurity testing involves simulating real-world attacks to identify weaknesses in an organization’s IT infrastructure, applications, networks, systems, and people. It helps improve defences, reduce risk, and ensure controls are functioning as intended.
What services are included in Integrity360’s cybersecurity testing portfolio?
Integrity360 offers a full suite of testing services, including:
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Penetration testing (external, internal, and web app)
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Red team assessments
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IoT and OT security testing
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Social engineering (e.g. phishing simulations)
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Wireless and physical security testing
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Vulnerability assessments
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Purple team exercises
Why is regular security testing important?
Threats evolve constantly. Regular testing ensures your organization keeps pace by proactively identifying new vulnerabilities to ensure your detection and response capabilities remain effective.
What’s the difference between penetration testing and red teaming?
Penetration testing focuses on identifying and safely exploiting specific vulnerabilities in a scoped environment. Red teaming simulates realistic, multi-layered attacks to test your detection, response, and resilience, often without prior notice to defenders.
Can testing help with compliance?
Yes. Many standards and regulations, such as ISO 27001, PCI DSS, NIS2 CSF, and OSFI B-13, require regular vulnerability scanning or penetration testing. Integrity360 helps align testing with your regulatory and audit obligations.
Is the service suitable for cloud and hybrid environments?
Absolutely. Integrity360 tests on-prem, cloud, hybrid, and containerized environments. We assess public cloud configurations (e.g. AWS, Azure), SaaS apps, and infrastructure-as-code deployments for risk.
What is the output of a cybersecurity test?
You’ll receive a detailed report highlighting findings, business risk levels, exploitation methods, and prioritized remediation recommendations. Integrity360 also provides a debrief and support to help fix the issues uncovered.
How often should an organization carry out cybersecurity testing?
Most organizations should carry out formal cybersecurity testing at least annually, along with after major infrastructure, application, cloud or network changes. Higher-risk environments may require more frequent testing, continuous assessment or penetration-testing-as-a-service.
What is the difference between vulnerability scanning and penetration testing?
Vulnerability scanning identifies potential exposures at scale, while penetration testing validates whether those exposures can be exploited and what business impact they could create.
What happens after a cybersecurity test?
The organization receives a report detailing findings, evidence, risk ratings, business impact and remediation guidance. Integrity360 also supports remediation tracking through its Vulnerability Portal.
What makes Integrity360’s testing service different?
Our testing is led by certified, CREST-accredited experts who combine in-depth technical skill within a larger business context. We don’t just find flaws, we help you fix them and build long-term resilience through clear guidance and collaborative support.
