The infrastructure penetration testing service from Datami is an assessment of vulnerabilities in networks, servers, cloud, and IT systems through a safe simulated attack performed by a team of certified ethical hackers.
We assess your system’s security posture and provide recommendations to reduce risks.
We conduct penetration testing based on real-world threats and your business objectives. Beyond a list of vulnerabilities, you receive a clear picture of your infrastructure’s security posture, actionable recommendations to enhance protection, and an assessment of compliance with security standards. We help you not only identify risks - but also eliminate them effectively.
Here are the key benefits of our service:
Confidentiality and assurance. We operate under NDA, guarantee clear results, and test only what’s agreed upon with you.
Free consultations and retesting. We provide answers to your questions and perform a retest after risk mitigation - at no extra cost.
Detailed and accessible report. The document is clear not only for your IT team - in addition to the technical part, it includes executive-level summaries.
Practical solutions to your security issues. Our recommendations are an actionable roadmap for mitigating risks and strengthening protection.
Compliance-ready documentation. The Datami report serves as proof of your reliability and preparedness for partnerships and audits.
The Datami team consists of certified specialists who continuously enhance their skills. We apply accredited methodologies, combine automated and manual techniques, select effective tools, and work in black-, grey-, and white-box formats.
All details are coordinated with the client, and we strictly follow security policies. We also provide support during vulnerability remediation.
We focus on real risks and provide actionable threat mitigation recommendations to protect your digital assets.
Over 8 years of practice, Datami experts have conducted more than 400 penetration tests for companies in 34 countries.
We adapt to each client’s structure, business goals, and specifics - every project we deliver is unique.
We test the network, servers, Active Directory, cloud, VPN, databases, firewalls, and other critical components, from the external perimeter to internal services and access, based on your preferences.
Yes. We tailor the pentest to your needs: we can focus on specific nodes, services, or network segments such as the cloud, VPN, Active Directory, or DMZ.
To respond to new risks in time, we recommend testing at least once a year and after major changes like implementing new systems, migrating to the cloud, or deploying a VPN.
No. The scope of access depends on the test objectives. We agree on the list of targets in advance, and you remain in control of what will be tested.
Yes. We plan the testing to avoid disrupting business processes and coordinate all actions in advance. Critical components are tested carefully or outside of business hours.
Your data is fully protected. We comply with international security standards, sign an NDA, and operate strictly within the approved scope.
Infrastructure pen testing covers a full range of components, from networks and servers to AD and cloud. Network or cloud pentests are narrower in scope, focusing only on those specific areas.
Yes. Hackers don’t choose targets based on size. Even a single vulnerability in a VPN or server can lead to data leaks, extortion, downtime, or worse.
The cost depends on project scope, number of targets, testing depth, and other factors. For an accurate estimate tailored to your case, contact Datami experts - the consultation is free and non-binding.
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