Use cases

Penetration testing bought for the right reason, at the right time.

Scenarios where companies buy penetration testing: launches, audits, customer requirements, due diligence and infrastructure changes.

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Scope tied to the objective Delivery for each audience Timeline set in the proposal

Illustrative scene of an executive security debrief — Results explainedSpecialists + Apex technology

When this matters

The best scope depends on what the company needs to decide.

Testing everything without a clear business question raises cost and lowers focus. The engagement starts from the event that created the need.

Launching an application, API or critical feature

An audit, due diligence or a customer requirement

A significant change in infrastructure or external exposure

A need to extend the capacity of a team or MSSP

Buying scenarios

Four situations where Apex enters the operation.

Each scenario changes the scope, the people involved and the delivery format.

Digital product

Before the launch

Assessment of applications, APIs and sensitive flows before a new version goes live.

Authentication
Permissions
Sensitive data

Governance

Before an audit

Structured evidence to answer internal, customer or investor requirements.

Documented scope
Methodology
Action plan

Exposure

After a significant change

Validation of new assets, services, integrations or architecture changes.

External surface
Infrastructure
New paths

Partners

Capacity for MSSPs

Execution and delivery support for consultancies that need to serve more clients.

White-label operation
Standardization
Scale

Inside the delivery

See how this work takes shape.

From technical alignment to delivery, the work has to leave context, evidence and next steps visible to everyone involved.

Team conducting an operational stage of Use cases — Guided executionSpecialists keep context, records and communication throughout the work.

Illustrative analysis of the technical surface and paths for Use cases — ValidationThe technical surface is analyzed within the authorized scope.

Illustrative executive briefing for Use cases — BriefingRisk is explained to both decision-makers and remediation teams.

Illustrative business conversation related to Use cases — Next decisionEvidence, impact and priority reach the same conversation.

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How to choose

The business event defines the technical design.

The initial assessment turns the need into an executable, comparable scope.

Objective

We identify the decision, requirement or risk behind the engagement.

Environment

We map assets, access, roles, integrations and restrictions.

Depth

We define the test type, scenarios, window and whether a retest is needed.

Delivery

We align timeline, audiences, documentation and next steps.

Illustrative scene of a scope definition meeting — **Context comes first.**Scope, limits and owners are defined before any execution.

For the buyer

The same assessment can solve different needs.

The value of the work shifts with the responsibility of whoever is buying it.

CTO and engineering

Launch with less uncertainty

Risk prioritized before a critical change goes to production.

Reproducible findings · Guided remediation · Retest

CISO and security

Validate exposure

Visibility into attack paths and defensive controls.

MITRE ATT&CK · Coverage · Defensive plan

GRC and management

Demonstrate diligence

A record of the work for customers, audit and governance.

Scope · Methodology · Evidence

Next step

Tell us the event that created your need for a penetration test.

Vorvex turns that context into a proposal with scope, timeline, deliverables and investment.

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