Penetration Testing Services

Penetration testing that simulates real-world attacks to uncover exploitable weaknesses before threat actors do and strengthen your cyber security.
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Gabrielius Vinciūnas
Head of Information Security
Vitalis Kavaliauskas
Chief Technology Officer

What is Penetration Testing?

Real-world attack simulation

Penetration testing simulates real-world attacks to uncover exploitable weaknesses before threat actors do, strengthening your organization's cybersecurity.

Ethical hacking, not just scanning

Unlike an automated vulnerability scan, penetration testing involves ethical hacking services to actively exploit vulnerabilities and assess their real-world impact – giving deeper, more practical insight into security risks.

Regulatory-aligned assurance

Penetration testing supports NIS2, DORA & MiCA ICT requirements, helping organisations demonstrate security due diligence to regulators, partners, and customers.

When Do You Need to Perform a Pentest?

On a regular schedule

Usually, penetration testing should be performed at least once a year to ensure vulnerabilities are identified and addressed before they can be exploited.

After significant system changes

Any major update to your systems, applications, or infrastructure – new deployments, migrations, or architecture changes – calls for a fresh round of testing.

To meet regulatory requirements

Frameworks like NIS2, DORA & MiCA require ICT risk assessments and resilience testing, making regular pentests a compliance necessity for regulated organisations.

Our Penetration Testing Offers

Penetration-testing

Internal & external network

Assessment of your internal and external network security to identify weaknesses and improve overall protection.
Internal network testing.
VPN and remote access testing.
Deliverables:
Report highlighting confirmed internal and external vulnerabilities with prioritised remediation recommendations.
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Wireless network

Evaluation of your wireless network security to uncover vulnerabilities and ensure safe connectivity.
WiFi security testing.
Rogue AP detection.
WPA2/WPA3 assessment.
Deliverables:
Report detailing identified wireless vulnerabilities and recommended secure configurations.
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Web & mobile app testing

Assessment of web and mobile applications to identify security risks and strengthen app-layer protection.
OWASP Top 10 security risks.
Authentication and session security.
Authorisation and privilege escalation.
API security testing.
Deliverables:
Report validating app-layer vulnerabilities with recommendations for remediation and API hardening.
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IoT devices

Assessment of IoT devices to uncover security weaknesses and improve device protection.
Firmware analysis.
IoT interface and protocol testing.
Device authentication and access control review.
Deliverables:
Report identifying IoT-specific vulnerabilities with guidance on secure configuration and patching.
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Hardware & device

Assessment of hardware and devices to identify low-level security weaknesses and strengthen device protection.
Firmware reverse engineering.
Debug interface testing.
Device exploitation attempts.
Deliverables:
Report detailing discovered hardware-level vulnerabilities with recommendations for hardware security architecture.
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Physical perimeter

Assessment of physical security measures to identify vulnerabilities and enhance facility protection.
Unauthorised entry simulation.
Tailgating and badge cloning attempts.
Facility access control testing.
Deliverables:
Report highlighting identified physical security gaps with recommended measures to strengthen facility access.
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Social engineering

Assessment of human factors in security to identify risks and improve organisational awareness.
Phishing simulation campaigns.
Vishing.
Physical intrusion.
Smishing.
Deliverables:
Report providing employee awareness insights with recommendations for training and policy updates.
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Process-automation

Automotive testing

Assessment of automotive systems to identify vulnerabilities and enhance vehicle security.
CAN bus testing.
Telematics system security review.
Infotainment and firmware vulnerability testing.
Deliverables:
Report detailing confirmed automotive vulnerabilities with guidance for secure integration and hardening.
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Threat-led penetration testing

Simulated, targeted attacks to evaluate organisational resilience and improve threat response.
Red teaming.
Purple teaming.
Deliverables:
Regulatory-compliant TLPT report including DORA compliance findings.
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SOC service provider effectiveness testing

Controlled simulations and use-case validation to assess the SOC’s ability to detect, analyse, escalate, and respond to realistic threats.
Purple team exercises for SOC detection and response.
Validation of alerting, triage, escalation, and incident handling.
Testing SIEM, SOAR, and threat-detection use cases.
Deliverables:
Regulatory-aligned SOC effectiveness report highlighting detection gaps, response weaknesses, and operational resilience findings.
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AI & LLM penetration testing

Assessment of AI and Large Language Model applications to identify security risks and strengthen protection against model, data, and agent-based threats.
Large Language Model security testing.
AI application security assessment.
OWASP LLM Top 10 risk coverage.
Prompt injection and jailbreaking attempts.
AI agent and agent hijacking testing.
RAG security assessment.
Data poisoning risk review.
API security testing.
Deliverables:
Report outlining AI and LLM vulnerabilities with practical recommendations for remediation.
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Our Penetration Testing Process

01

Scoping & threat modelling

We define the scope, identify potential threats, and set a tailored cyber security penetration testing plan.
02

Intelligence gathering

We gather information about the target through reconnaissance and enumeration to identify potential vulnerabilities.
03

Vulnerability analysis

We identify vulnerabilities by analysing configuration weaknesses, validating exposures, and benchmarking against industry standards (NIST CSF 2.0, OWASP Top 10).

04

Exploitation

We simulate real‑world attacks using the PTES methodology, including privilege escalation, to confirm which risks can be exploited in practice.

05

Impact assessment

We test data access and analyse potential impact to understand the real business consequences of successful attacks.

06

Reporting

We deliver a report following CREST standards, highlighting actionable findings and providing clear remediation guidance.

Why Baltic Amadeus

Security & compliance.

Real-world attack simulation.

Support for NIS2, DORA & MiCA ICT requirements.

Top Clutch IT Services Company Lithuania 2025

Certifications

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OSCP
CEH Certified Ethical Hacker Master logo with bold text in black and red.
CEH
CREST logo with intertwined loops in shades of blue and teal above the word CREST.
CREST
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CISSP
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FAQ

How much does penetration testing cost?

The cost of cyber security penetration testing varies depending on the scope, complexity, and type of systems tested. Factors include the size of your infrastructure, the depth of testing, and whether you require specialised ethical hacking services.

What is the difference between a penetration test and a vulnerability scan?

A vulnerability scan identifies potential weaknesses in systems automatically, while a penetration test involves ethical hacking services to actively exploit vulnerabilities and assess their real-world impact. Penetration testing provides a deeper, more practical insight into security risks.

How often should penetration testing be performed?

Penetration testing services should be performed at least once a year, or after significant changes to your systems, applications, or infrastructure. Regular cyber security penetration testing helps identify and address vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.

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