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Application reconnaissance

Testing starts at the entry point and follows connections to the other assets.

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An example of how a pentest connects an authorization flaw to its impact on data.

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Pentest

Test your applications and networks with controlled attacks.

A penetration test (pentest) is a controlled, authorized simulation of a real attack. Instead of waiting for a criminal to find your weak spots, we find them first: we exploit vulnerabilities the way an attacker would and show, in practice, how far someone could go.

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01 / HOW WE WORK

Our approach

What sets it apart from an automated scanner is manual exploitation. A tool flags a suspicion; our team confirms whether it is real, chains flaws together, and demonstrates the concrete business impact — data that could leak, access that could be gained, systems that could be taken down.

We follow internationally recognized methodologies (OWASP, PTES, and NIST) combined with Max Security's own methodology. Every engagement starts with a jointly defined scope and ends with clear guidance for your team to fix what matters.

TECHNOLOGY WITH HUMAN REVIEW

AI in the workflow.
Specialists in validation.

How AI supports this service

Max Security uses artificial intelligence to optimize pentest delivery — more speed, coverage, and consistency, without giving up human judgment.

Reconnaissance: AI speeds the collection and organization of attack-surface data.
Finding triage: AI correlates results and cuts false positives before manual analysis.
Reporting: AI assists drafting and standardizes risk rating.

Human control first: every vulnerability is exploited and validated manually by our specialists. AI speeds the work; nothing reaches the report without human analysis.

02 / SERVICE SCOPE

What we test (types)

External Pentest

what an attacker on the internet can see and exploit.

Internal Pentest

what someone already inside the network could do.

Web Applications

flaws in systems and portals (OWASP Top 10 and beyond).

Mobile Applications

Android and iOS apps.

APIs

endpoints, authentication, and authorization.

Wi-Fi Networks

wireless network security.

Social Engineering

phishing and human-factor testing.

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03 / ENGAGEMENT OUTPUTS

What you receive

Executive report — business language for leadership to act on.
Technical report — details, evidence, and step-by-step for each finding.
Risk ratings and business-impact analysis.
Prioritized remediation plan — what to fix first.
Retest — we validate that the fixes actually work.

04 / YOUR COMPANY

Who it's for / when to engage

Before launching a new product or feature.
To meet compliance requirements (PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, LGPD) or client/audit demands.
After significant changes to infrastructure or applications.
Periodically, as part of your security routine.

05 / FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Your questions, answered.

Is a pentest the same as a vulnerability scan?

No. A scan is automated and flags possible issues; a pentest validates, exploits, and measures real impact, with human analysis.

Can the test disrupt operations?

We work within an agreed scope and time windows to minimize any impact. Sensitive tests are aligned with your team in advance.

Do you test again after the fixes?

Yes. A retest is included to confirm the vulnerabilities have been resolved.