Pentesting
Penetration Testing
Identify vulnerabilities in your infrastructure, applications and networks before attackers do with professional ethical pentesting
Pentesting: Think Like an Attacker
Pentesting (penetration testing) is the controlled simulation of a real attack to identify exploitable vulnerabilities. Unlike automated scans, an expert pentester thinks like an attacker.
Unlike an automated scan, pentesting includes manual exploitation, vulnerability chaining, privilege escalation and assessment of real business impact.
Tipos de Evaluación
Externo
Perímetro & servicios públicos
Interno
Red interna & Active Directory
Web Apps
OWASP Top 10 & APIs
Network Team
Simulación de ataque real
Types of Pentesting
Specialized assessments for each component of your infrastructure
External Pentesting
Assessment of Internet-exposed assets: servers, applications, VPN
- Perímetro de red
- Servicios expuestos
Internal Pentesting
Simulation of internal threats, assessment of segmentation and lateral movement
- Amenazas internas
- Movimiento lateral
Web Applications
Analysis profundo de aplicaciones web: OWASP Top 10, inyección SQL, XSS.
- OWASP Top 10
- Lógica de negocio
Mobile Applications
Assessment of iOS and Android apps: code security, storage and APIs
- iOS & Android
- APIs backend
Wireless Networks
WiFi security audit, WPA2/WPA3 configuration and rogue APs
- WPA2/WPA3
- Rogue APs
Red Team
Advanced attack simulation: social engineering, physical, APT
- Ingeniería social
- Ataque físico
Our Methodology
Structured process based on PTES and OWASP standards
Reconnaissance
Information gathering about the target: OSINT, footprinting
Scanning
Identification of ports, services and technologies in use
Analysis
Assessment of detected vulnerabilities and possible attack vectors
Exploitation
Controlled exploitation attempts to demonstrate real impact
Post-Exploitation
Assessment of potential scope: persistence, lateral movement, exfiltration
Report
Detailed documentation with findings, evidence and recommendations
Find Your Vulnerabilities Before the Attackers Do
60% of security breaches involve vulnerabilities that could have been discovered with pentesting. Test your defenses as a real attacker would.
Compliance
PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2 and others require regular penetration testing
Hidden Vulnerabilities
Automated scans do not detect business logic or complex vulnerabilities
Cost of a Breach
A pentest costs a fraction of acción de ese costo.
Customer Trust
Show your customers that you take security seriously
What's Included in the Deliverable
Executive overview for leadership
Executive Summary
Executive overview for leadership
Technical Findings
Detailed description of each vulnerability
Risk Classification
CVSS scoring and risk matrix
Plan of Remediation
Specific recommendations and concrete steps
Retest Included
Validation of remediation of
Standards We Follow
VerifiedOWASP Testing Guide V4 methodology
Penetration Testing
Aligned with NIST Cybersecurity Framework
Risk scoring
When Do You Need a Pentest?
Before Launch
Before publishing a new application or service
Evaluation Annual
As part of your continuous security program
After Changes
After implementing significant infrastructure changes
M&A Due Diligence
Before acquiring or merging with another company
Post-Incident
After a security incident to validate remediations
Compliance
To comply with PCI DSS, ISO 27001 and other regulations
Team of Certified Pentesters
Offensive Security certified (OSCP)
Expert
Ethical Hacker
GIAC Pentester
Web Apps
Network Team Pro
Pentesting Modalities
Black Box
No prior target information (Black Box)
- Simula atacante externo
- Reconocimiento completo
- Más realista
- Toma más tiempo
Gray Box
Partial target information (Gray Box)
- Balance costo/cobertura
- Credenciales de usuario
- Mayor cobertura
- Más hallazgos
White Box
Complete target information (White Box)
- Acceso a código fuente
- Documentación completa
- Máxima cobertura
- Ideal para desarrollo
Why do businesses need pentesting in 2026?
TUTARI S.A. — Pentesters Certificados OSCP
Pentesting (penetration testing) is the most realistic security assessment an organization can perform. Unlike automated vulnerability scans, professional pentesting employs certified pentesters who simulate the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) of real attackers to discover vulnerabilities that automated tools cannot detect: business logic flaws, chaining of low-risk vulnerabilities, and configuration weaknesses.
According to IBM, the average cost of a data breach in Latin America reached $3.69 million USD in 2025. 83% of organizations have suffered more than one breach. Regular pentesting (at least annually or upon significant changes) is required by standards such as PCI DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2, and sector regulations. TUTARI performs over 500 annual pentests with OSCP-certified pentesters, covering web applications, internal networks, APIs, mobile, and Red Team exercises.
The three main pentesting modalities are: Black Box (no prior information, simulates an external attacker), Gray Box (with limited credentials, simulates a compromised user or partner), and White Box (with full access to code and architecture, maximum coverage). TUTARI recommends Gray Box for most businesses as it offers the best balance between realism and finding coverage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about our services
