What's included
A comprehensive approach to cybersecurity, covering everything your business needs.
Why choose Neortal for Cybersecurity
The outcomes and advantages our clients experience when we handle their cybersecurity.
Know Where You Actually Stand
Not a checkbox exercise — realistic testing that shows what an attacker could genuinely reach in your environment, prioritized by real-world risk rather than raw scanner output.
Reports Built for Fixing
Every finding comes with severity, evidence, and step-by-step remediation guidance — an executive summary for leadership and technical detail for your IT team.
Testing That Respects Production
Signed scope and rules of engagement, scheduling around your business hours, and no destructive techniques. You stay informed at every step.
How we approach cybersecurity
A structured, repeatable process — so you know exactly what happens at each stage and why.
- OWASP
- PTES
- NIST SP 800-115
- CIS Benchmarks
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Scope & rules of engagement
We agree in writing what is tested, when, and how — targets, timing, exclusions, and emergency contacts — so testing is authorized, safe, and free of surprises.
- 02
Reconnaissance & testing
Following PTES and NIST SP 800-115, we map the attack surface and safely attempt to exploit real weaknesses the way an attacker would, staying within the agreed scope.
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Analysis & prioritized reporting
Findings are validated to remove false positives, then written up with severity, evidence, and step-by-step fixes — an executive summary for leadership and technical detail for IT.
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Remediation support & retest
We walk your team through the report on a call, answer remediation questions, and retest the items you've fixed to confirm the exposure is genuinely closed.
Is this right for you?
We'd rather be honest about fit up front than sell you the wrong engagement.
A strong fit if…
- Businesses of 10–200 employees without a full in-house security team
- Organizations facing a client, insurer, or compliance requirement for a penetration test
- Teams launching new infrastructure or applications who want an independent check before go-live
Might not be the best fit if…
- Organizations needing 24/7 staffed SOC monitoring or incident response on retainer
- Teams already in an active breach who need emergency forensics rather than assessment
Common questions
Everything you need to know about our cybersecurity services.
A vulnerability scan is an automated sweep that finds known weaknesses across your systems — fast, repeatable, and ideal as an ongoing service. A penetration test goes further: we actively and safely attempt to exploit weaknesses the way a real attacker would, to show what could actually be reached. They're complementary, and we offer both.
No. Every engagement starts with a signed scope and rules of engagement that define what's tested, when, and how. Testing is scheduled around your business hours where needed, destructive techniques are excluded, and we stay in close contact throughout so there are never surprises.
A report written for two audiences: an executive summary in plain language for decision-makers, and detailed technical findings for your IT team — each with severity, evidence, and step-by-step remediation guidance, prioritized by real risk. We walk you through it on a call, and retesting of fixed items is included.
As a baseline: continuous or monthly vulnerability scanning, and a penetration test annually or after significant changes (new infrastructure, new applications, a merger). Compliance frameworks or client contracts sometimes set the cadence for you — we'll help you meet it without over-buying.
Our engagements are structured around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) and NIST SP 800-115 for the overall process, with OWASP guidance for web application testing and the CIS Benchmarks as a hardening reference in reporting. Using published methodologies means our coverage is systematic and repeatable, and your report maps to language your auditors and clients already recognize.
A penetration test is a point-in-time assessment, not continuous monitoring, and it isn't a substitute for a staffed security operations center. We exclude destructive denial-of-service techniques and anything outside the signed scope. We also don't perform the remediation engineering itself on your systems unless that's booked separately — though retesting of the fixes you make is included.
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