Penetration Testing

Simulated cyberattacks that reveal vulnerabilities before real attackers do

Validate your ability to withstand attacks and reassure partners and regulators through evidence of resilience

  • Identify weaknesses through real-world attack simulations conducted by CREST and OSCP-certified experts

  • Access reports and manage assessments securely via the Sencode Portal

  • Validate remediation with complimentary retesting for confirmed resilience

Penetration Testing: From Vulnerabilities to Resilience

Penetration testing uses controlled, real-world attack simulations performed by certified ethical hackers to identify vulnerabilities in systems, applications, or networks. It gives organisations a clear view of their security posture and practical guidance for strengthening defences. More than a compliance exercise, penetration testing demonstrates resilience, protects data, and builds trust with customers, partners, and regulators.

Our Approach

1

Plan

Define scope, objectives, and testing methodology aligned with your business context and risk profile.

2

Simulate

Conduct controlled cyberattack scenarios using advanced techniques to identify vulnerabilities.

3

Report

Deliver detailed findings via the secure Sencode Portal, including technical analysis and executive summaries.

4

Validate

Provide free retesting to confirm fixes and ensure vulnerabilities are resolved effectively.

The Result: Your Bridge to GDPR Compliance Regulatory Alignment

Enhanced Resilience

 Your systems are hardened against evolving cyber threats.

Compliance Evidence and Customer Reassurance

You hold documented proof of cyber resilience for regulators, auditors, and partners.

Risk Reduction

Critical vulnerabilities are identified and mitigated before attackers exploit them.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • No. A DPO advises on internal compliance and monitors data protection within the organisation, while an EU representative acts as a communication bridge between your non-EU company and EU authorities or individuals.

  • Yes. The representative must be able to receive and relay requests from EU data subjects, ensuring timely and accurate responses in line with GDPR requirements.

  • We can typically formalise your representation within a few business days, depending on the complexity of your operations and required documentation.

  • Absolutely. The findings can feed directly into ISO 27001, ISO 27701, NIST, AI governance, or third-party audits, providing a strong foundation for integrated risk and compliance programmes.

  • An EU representative ensures your company maintains a visible and responsive presence within the EU, strengthens regulatory trust, and helps streamline cross-border compliance efforts, essential for sustaining operations and customer confidence in Europe.