Part of the Awarity platform

See your weak spots before attackers do.

External, internal and Wi-Fi pen tests run by humans. We start with what is already public: leaked passwords, exposed services, employee profiles. Then we move to active testing. You get a written report, a fix list with priorities, and a one-page summary you can hand to your board.

Why Belgian organisations choose Awarity

GDPR-aligned
Supports ISO 27001
Supports NIS2

2wk

Weeks from kick-off to written report

100%

Of findings ship with a fix priority and remediation note

Test types: external, internal and Wi-Fi

What is a security analysis?

A security analysis is a structured, authorised attempt to break into your environment, run by humans rather than a tool. We start the same way real attackers start: with public information about your company and your people. We map exposed services, hunt for leaked credentials, and check for known vulnerabilities. Then we move to active testing of the systems you choose. You get one report, one priority list, one conversation about what to fix first.

External penetration test

We test your internet-facing systems the way an outside attacker would. Web apps, mail, VPN, exposed services. We look for the path of least resistance and document it before someone else does.

Internal penetration test

Once an attacker is in, what stops them? We test from inside your network, simulating a compromised laptop or rogue insider. We map lateral movement, privilege escalation and the data they could reach.

Wi-Fi penetration test

We test your wireless networks for weak authentication, rogue access points and segmentation gaps. Includes guest, corporate and IoT segments where they exist.

How it works

1
Scope and OSINT
Kick-off call to agree scope, dates and rules of engagement. We start with open-source intelligence: what is already public about your company, your people and your infrastructure. Findings here often shape the rest of the test.
2
Active testing
Our pen testers run the agreed external, internal or Wi-Fi tests. We work transparently. You know what we are doing, when, and why. Critical findings are reported the day we find them.
3
Report and remediation
You get a written report with an executive summary, a technical section, and a fix list ranked by priority. We walk through it together. A retest on critical findings is included.

Everything a real security analysis needs

Run by humans, not just scanners

Automated scanners find the easy stuff. Our team finds the chained, context-specific issues that only show up when someone is actually trying to break in.

OSINT-driven entry point

We start with what attackers start with. Public records, leaked credentials, exposed services. The most valuable findings often come from this phase alone.

Fixed scope, fixed price

Two-week turnaround on a fixed scope. No open-ended T&M billing, no surprise scope creep.

Written report with priorities

Every finding ships with a CVSS score, a business-impact note and a remediation step. Sorted so your team knows what to fix first.

Executive summary

A one-page summary your management or board can read without security background. Useful for audit trails and budget conversations.

Retest included

Once you have fixed the criticals, we retest them. No extra invoice, no separate engagement. The fix is what matters.

Built for the people who feel the pressure

Pre-audit hardening

Find the issues an external auditor would find, before they do. Useful before ISO 27001, NIS2 or insurer due diligence.

Compliance officers

Generate the technical evidence NIS2, ISO 27001 and your cyber-insurance renewal expect, with a written report and fix tracking.

Post-incident validation

After a breach or near-miss, we test whether the fix actually closes the gap. Independent confirmation your remediation worked.

Your compliance obligations, handled

NIS2, ISO 27001 and most cyber-insurance policies expect regular technical testing. Our written report, executive summary and remediation tracking give your auditor and your insurer the evidence they ask for.

NIS2 risk-management testing
GDPR Article 32 measures
ISO 27001 A.12.6.1

See what a real test surfaces in your environment.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a typical engagement take?

Two weeks from kick-off to written report for a standard scope. Larger or more complex environments take longer. We tell you up front, not in the middle.

Will the test affect production?

We agree rules of engagement before we start. Which systems, which hours, which techniques are off-limits. Tests run carefully, with kill-switches in place. We coordinate any high-risk steps with your team.

Do you use automated scanners?

We use scanners as a starting point to surface the obvious. Then a human takes over. Chaining findings, validating exploits, ruling out false positives. The report you get is what humans confirmed, not what a tool guessed.

What happens after the report?

We walk through the findings with your team, by call or in person. Once you have remediated the critical findings, we retest them at no extra cost. The retest is part of the engagement.

Does this satisfy NIS2 testing requirements?

NIS2 expects regular technical testing of in-scope systems. Our written report, scope log and remediation tracking give you the evidence to demonstrate that. Your auditor decides what counts. The artefacts are designed to make that easy.

Do you only test Belgian companies?

We work primarily with Belgian organisations and run reports in Dutch, English or French. We can take engagements outside Belgium when scope and timezone work for both sides.

Find what is broken before someone else does.

Request a demo and we will walk you through a sample report and a sample scope. No commitment until we agree both sides have a fit.

info@awarity.be