Penetration Testing
Strategic Penetration Testing
Proactive security is the cornerstone of trust. AuditOne leverages a global network of 50+ elite certified penetration testers to identify and neutralize vulnerabilities before they can be exploited. By applying the rigorous lessons of Web2 security to the frontiers of Web3 and AI, we provide a holistic defense across your entire digital surface.
Core Testing Specializations
Our methodology utilizes Black Box, Grey Box, and White Box testing to ensure deep coverage across all environments:
Web & Mobile Applications: Comprehensive analysis of application logic to prevent data breaches, unauthorized access, and insecure data storage.
Cloud & Infrastructure: Hardening corporate networks, servers, and cloud environments against misconfigurations and outdated software.
Blockchain & Browser Extensions: Specialized security for the decentralized stack, focusing on transaction integrity and protecting users from malicious browser-based functionality.
The AuditOne Methodology
Powered by our AI-native ISO OS, our penetration testing workflow balances automated efficiency with deep manual expertise:
Expert-Led Research: We deploy independent white-hat hackers who focus on manual exploitation—the only way to catch complex, non-linear logic flaws.
Incentivized Excellence: Our "Base + Performance" payment model ensures testers are highly motivated to find even the most obscure vulnerabilities.
Institutional Reporting: Deliverables are generated through our standardized reporting tool, ensuring every report is compliant with global industry standards.
Elite Certification Standards
Our testers hold the industry’s most prestigious credentials, ensuring your project is handled by experts:
Offensive Security: OSWE, OSCE, OSCP, and OSWP.
Red Teaming: CRTO and CRTP.
Specialized: eCXD, eCPPT, and Burp Suite Certified Practitioners.
General Scope: OWASP Top 10 Framework
We align our testing with the latest OWASP standards to ensure global compliance and rigorous coverage:
Category
Focus Area
Example Risk
Broken Access Control
Unauthorized privilege escalation.
IDOR, bypassing access logic.
Cryptographic Failures
Exposure of sensitive data.
Weak encryption, insecure storage.
Injection
Untrusted data in commands.
SQLi, NoSQL, and Command Injection.
Insecure Design
Flaws in the architecture.
Insecure workflows, unprotected APIs.
Security Misconfiguration
Hardening of environments.
Default passwords, verbose error logs.
Vulnerable Components
Supply chain security.
Outdated libraries, unpatched CVEs.
Auth Failures
Identity verification flaws.
Session hijacking, brute-force.
Integrity Failures
Software/Data verification.
Insecure updates, malicious plugins.
Logging/Monitoring
Detection capabilities.
Lack of alerts, insufficient forensics.
SSRF
Server-side request forgery.
Exploiting servers to ping internal IPs.
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