Penetration Testing Services

Perimetra starts with a practical scope that matches how your firm works. Cyber and systems engineers review assets, access points, business priorities, and sensitive data flows so testing focuses on the areas that matter most.

The result is a clear plan for authorized testing, not a vague technical exercise. You understand what will be reviewed, what is out of scope, and how findings will be reported before the work begins.

External testing reviews the systems, services, and access points that are visible outside your organization. This can include exposed applications, remote access pathways, firewall rules, and configuration issues that may increase risk.

Findings are prioritized by business impact, so your team can address the most important items first. You receive plain-English reporting that explains the concern, the likely impact, and the recommended next step.

Internal testing helps identify gaps that could affect systems already inside your environment, including endpoints, permissions, network paths, and configuration weaknesses. This is especially important for firms with sensitive files, billing systems, practice tools, or client data repositories.

Perimetra connects each finding to operational risk, giving you a practical view of where access should be tightened, where patching matters, and where monitoring can improve visibility.

Email and cloud services are common areas where small firms inherit risk without realizing it. Perimetra reviews configuration, access controls, account protections, and Microsoft 365 management practices that may affect user security and data exposure.

The focus is clarity. You learn where policies, permissions, or security settings need attention, with recommendations that can support compliance documentation, cyber insurance conversations, and safer day-to-day operations.

A penetration test should produce a report your leadership can actually use. Perimetra documents findings in clear language, explains business impact, and separates urgent issues from lower-priority improvements.

You receive practical remediation guidance that supports decision-making, budget planning, and accountability. Reporting can also support audit preparation, risk assessments, security reviews, and documentation commonly requested by cyber insurance carriers.

Testing is most valuable when findings lead to action. Perimetra can help coordinate remediation through managed IT, vulnerability management, endpoint protection, patch management, monitoring, and incident response planning.

This turns penetration testing into an improvement cycle. Your firm gets help closing gaps, tracking progress, and strengthening protection over time instead of treating the test as a one-time checkbox.