A pentest by Datami is an assessment of your digital security through safe, certified simulation of hacker attacks to proactively identify weaknesses in your system.
We monitor emerging cyber threats daily in over 30 countries and promptly incorporate the latest findings into our testing.
After penetration testing, you receive a clear picture of vulnerabilities along with ready-to-implement solutions tailored to your project. We support your team in applying recommendations and maintaining control over security.
A pen test from Datami is not just about finding vulnerabilities — every client receives:
We combine deep expertise with flexible pentesting processes. For each project, we develop a tailored plan: identifying critical assets, selecting the most effective tools and methodologies, and considering industry-specific and regulatory requirements.
Our team of certified pentesters blends modern automated scanners with manual analysis, integrating global security insights into every assessment.
We tailor our testing process to the specific needs of each project, adapting it to your company’s unique environment.
We integrate automated scanners with manual techniques to detect and validate even deeply hidden vulnerabilities.
Datami’s certified experts operate in 30+ countries, continuously applying fresh insights to our pen testing services.
It’s recommended to conduct a pen test annually or after significant system/infrastructure changes or security incidents. Regular testing significantly reduces the likelihood of a breach.
The cost of our services is determined individually and depends on the type and depth of the test, the number of assets involved, urgency, and other project-specific factors.
If resources are available, we can occasionally take on urgent projects and begin testing within 48 hours – e.g., when there is an imminent threat, recent system changes, or non-compliance flagged by partners or auditors.
Pentesting is safe when conducted by certified professionals. It is performed within agreed boundaries, critical systems are backed up, and all actions are documented and reversible. Datami’s team holds over ten international certifications (CISSP, OSCP, CEH, etc.). We do not touch production environments without your consent, ensuring no disruption to data or business processes.
The process includes 7 key steps: information gathering, passive-active reconnaissance, discovery and scanning, vulnerability assessment, exploitation, final analysis and reporting, and results implementation.
Yes. This is important for any business that stores customer data or operates online. A website, CRM, or cloud server already makes you a target for scanners and bots.
The service is critical for companies that handle sensitive data or online transactions. If you are subject to compliance requirements or partner audits, pen testing helps prevent costly incidents and maintain a strong security posture.
Common findings include weak passwords and lack of MFA, outdated software, misconfigurations (e.g., open ports, S3 buckets, excessive privileges), classic web/API issues (SQL injection, XSS, IDOR), poor network segmentation, and susceptibility to phishing.
The duration depends on the type, scope, and depth of testing, as well as the state of your system and the number of vulnerabilities present.
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