Web applications
Public and authenticated flows, permissions, sessions, data and business rules.
Professional penetration testing for applications, APIs and infrastructure, with authorized scope, reproducible evidence, an executive report and retesting.

The assessment combines automated analysis with specialist validation to find flaws, confirm impact and guide fixes, all within a formally approved scope.
Launching systems and APIs
Customer and audit requirements
Significant infrastructure changes
Periodic review of the attack surface
The test plan accounts for criticality, architecture, available access and the reason for the engagement.
Public and authenticated flows, permissions, sessions, data and business rules.
Authentication, authorization, data and object exposure, and service-to-service integrations.
Domains, published services, VPNs and assets reachable from the internet.
Networks, servers, Active Directory, segmentation and internal attack paths.
From technical alignment to delivery, the work has to leave context, evidence and next steps visible to everyone involved.




The process reduces commercial uncertainty, protects the operation and produces evidence your team can act on.
We document assets, access, limits, execution window and owners before any activity starts.
Vorvex specialists carry out the work, with Apex supporting reconnaissance, correlation and evidence handling.
Findings are analyzed for exploitability, technical impact and consequence for the business.
We deliver reproducible evidence and recommendations and, when contracted, validate the fixes you applied.

The delivery connects technical risk, business impact and a plan of action.
Exposure summary, priority impacts and next steps to support decisions and investment.
Technical detail, context, reproduction steps and practical remediation guidance.
Scope, period, methodology and finding status documented for audit and accountability.
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Ask on WhatsAppA penetration test is an authorized security assessment that sets out to find, validate and document risk in applications, APIs, networks or infrastructure within a defined scope.
No. A scanner automates known checks. A penetration test adds context, validation, business-logic analysis, chaining of flaws and evidence that demonstrates impact.
The timeline depends on the number of assets, authenticated areas, architecture, access and depth. The estimate is set after the scope assessment.
A retest can be included in the proposal to validate the fixes and formally update the status of each finding.
Tell us what you need to protect, the goal of the assessment and your target timeline.
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