Penetration Testing: Discover Flaws Before Attackers Do
We simulate real attacks with technical precision to find flaws before cybercriminals do, providing actionable reports, technical context, and remediation guidance.
BNF Pentest is a controlled offensive approach that simulates real attacker techniques to test the resilience of your digital infrastructure. We use recognized methodologies such as OWASP, PTES, and NIST, combining automated tools, manual exploitation techniques, and analytical intelligence using black-box, gray-box, and white-box approaches. More than just identifying vulnerabilities, we deliver:
Clear and objective executive and technical reports.
Context, impact and likelihood of exploitation.
Corrective actions aligned with your team
With BNF, Pentest becomes a strategic tool for learning, prevention, and continuous improvement of your security posture.
Step 1
Planning and Scope
We begin with a strategic meeting to align objectives, constraints, most critical assets, and the desired simulation level (black box, gray box, or white box). This phase defines the test boundaries, the acceptable level of exposure, and the teams involved.
Step 2
Surface Recognition and Mapping
We actively and passively collect information about your infrastructure, including topologies, services, domains, applications, and users. We use offensive intelligence, fingerprinting, and OSINT to build an accurate map of the target environment.
Step 3
Stage 03 — Exploration and Post-Exploration
We simulate real-world attacks to identify, exploit, and escalate vulnerabilities with proven impact. We apply privilege escalation, pivoting, and exploitation techniques for known exploits (CVEs), as well as advanced testing to identify zero-days, where applicable.
Step 4
Technical and Strategic Reports
You receive two reports:
• Technical, with evidence, commands, vectors and exploited vulnerabilities.
• Executive, with accessible language, risk assessment and prioritized action plan for mitigation.
Both are delivered based on PTES criteria and frameworks such as OWASP and MITRE ATT&CK.
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