Penetration Testing
× Raising? Investors ask about security. Pentest for VC diligence · 2 to 3 weeks Schedule a Meeting → QUICK ANSWER · FUNDRAISING SECURITY DEAL BLOCKER · 2026 A penetration test before fundraising is a scoped security assessment run in the weeks before a Series A, B, or growth round to produce the evidence a
SaaS Security
× Enterprise deal in security review? Pentest reports in 2 to 3 weeks · OSCP and CREST Get an Assessment Ready Pentest → QUICK ANSWER · ENTERPRISE SAAS DEAL BLOCKER · 2026 A vendor security assessment is the security evaluation an enterprise buyer runs before signing a contract with your SaaS company. It typically includes
SOC 2
There is a moment almost every B2B SaaS company hits. A major enterprise deal is moving, an investor is circling, or a regulated customer enters procurement and then the email arrives: "Please share your SOC 2 report." If you do not have one, the deal stalls, sometimes for
PCI DSS
"PCI DSS certification" is not a thing. There is no certificate, no badge, no plaque from the PCI Security Standards Council. When acquiring banks, enterprise customers, and card networks ask for proof of PCI DSS compliance, what they want is the Attestation of Compliance (AoC) a signed legal
Penetration Testing
The most common question we get before a scoping call is some version of: "just tell me what a penetration test costs." The honest answer is that it depends on what you're testing and how deeply but the ranges are predictable, the variables are well-understood, and
SOC 2
If you've just been told a customer needs you to complete a SOC 2 audit, or you're preparing for one for the first time, a gap analysis is where you should start before you hire an auditor, before you buy compliance software, and before you spend
SOC 2
A SOC 2 penetration test typically costs between $8,000 and $25,000 for a standard SaaS scope web application, API layer, and cloud infrastructure. What puts you at the low or high end of that range depends on four variables: scope size, testing depth, report format, and whether retesting