SaaS Penetration Testing

We create or receive accounts across multiple tenants and systematically test every API endpoint, data access path, and shared resource for cross-tenant leakage. This includes testing direct object references, database query manipulation, cache poisoning between tenants, and shared storage access. We focus on the real-world attack paths that lead to one customer accessing another’s data.

Yes. A penetration test report is a key artifact for SOC 2 Type II audits, specifically for the CC7 (System Operations) and CC8 (Change Management) criteria. Our report documents testing scope, methodology, findings, and remediation guidance in a format that auditors expect. Many of our SaaS clients use our reports directly in their audit evidence packages.

Absolutely. Many SaaS companies use our pentest reports to close enterprise deals faster. We deliver a professional, executive-friendly report alongside the detailed technical findings. You can share it directly with prospects during security reviews, or we can provide a summary letter confirming the assessment was completed and findings were remediated.

We can test in either environment. Production testing gives the most realistic results but requires careful coordination to avoid impacting real users. Staging environments work well when they mirror production architecture and data patterns. We recommend staging for initial assessments and production for validation, but we’ll work with your team to determine the best approach for your situation.

Yes. We can review your CI/CD pipeline configuration for security issues including exposed secrets, insecure build steps, insufficient access controls, and supply chain risks. This is typically scoped as part of a broader cloud security assessment and helps ensure that your deployment process doesn’t introduce vulnerabilities into production.