Penetration Testing

Your SOC 2 report
got shared.
Now their security team wants to talk.

At some point, a buyer will ask for your penetration test report. What they're really asking is: has anyone actually tried to break into this system? And what did they find? And is it fixed now?

We've run hundreds of these assessments. We've been on both sides of that conversation. We've run security evaluations for enterprise buyers, and we've helped vendors pass them. We know what the report needs to say, and we know what the call needs to sound like.
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Many web application and API pen test reports are vulnerability dumps—scanner output sorted by CVSS score, generic remediation advice, no business context. They satisfy compliance checkboxes but fall apart under scrutiny.

Ours are built for the conversation that follows.
Realistic vulnerabilities and attack paths
A report your CEO can read and engineers can use
Business impact framed for downstream readers
Retesting included after you fix issues
See what "built for the conversation" looks like:
Most pen test reports get filed away. Ours get forwarded—to leadership, to enterprise buyers, to auditors asking follow-up questions. Here's what that looks like.
What enterprise buyers look for in a pen test report
Sample Application Penetration Test Report (pdf)
Who it’s for
SaaS companies facing enterprise security reviews, preparing for SOC 2, or needing evidence that their product holds up under real-world testing.
Outcome
A clear picture of where you're exposed—and a report that satisfies auditors, enterprise buyers, and your own engineering team.
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FAQ

Questions We Hear Before the First Call

We've worked with dozens of SaaS teams navigating enterprise security. Here's what usually comes up.
What kind of companies do you work with?

Mostly B2B SaaS companies—typically Series A or B, with a small security team or none at all. The common thread: enterprise buyers are asking hard security questions, and the team needs help answering them.

We just need a pen test. Is that something you do?

Yes. But we'll probably ask what's driving the need—because a pen test is often part of a bigger picture (a deal in motion, a compliance requirement, a buyer's security review). If you genuinely just need a clean report, we can do that, validation and retesting included. If there's more to untangle, we'll tell you.

Can you help us answer security questionnaires?

Yes—and we can get on calls with your buyer's security team when needed. We've been on the other side of those calls, running vendor evaluations. We know what they're actually trying to learn and how to answer in a way that builds confidence. We've also been on both sides of a breach and can justify when controls make a difference.

How fast can you start?

Most engagements kick off within 2-3 weeks. If you have a deal on the line and need to move faster, tell us—we'll see what we can do.

Do you offer one-off projects or ongoing support?

Both. Some clients need a pen test or SOC 2 sprint and we're done. Others want a retained advisor they can pull in for security reviews, architecture questions, or board prep. We structure it around what you actually need.

Is Adversis a good fit if we don't have a security team yet?

That's most of our clients. We act as your security bench—fractional expertise you can tap without hiring a full team. When you're ready to build internally, we can help with that transition too.

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Let's unblock
the deal

Whether it's a questionnaire, a certification, or a pen test—we'll scope what you actually need.
Chad Nelson
Head of Business Development
Most companies don't need more security—they need the right security at the right time. We figure out what that is.
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