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Security Audit & Penetration Testing

Find the security hole before an attacker does. Thorough testing, a report that's actually clear, and remediation steps your team can act on immediately.

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We test for security issues the way a real attacker would — not by running a scanner and pasting the output into a report. Every audit starts by mapping your application’s attack surface, then moves into manual testing of the areas most commonly abused: authentication, cross-user authorization, input validation, and any business flow touching sensitive data or money.

The end result isn’t a generic list of CVEs — it’s a report that explains the real business impact of each finding, backed by concrete evidence, with remediation steps your dev team can act on immediately, whether or not we’re in the room.

Client Feedback

What clients say about working together

“The security audit report was incredibly thorough — not just a list of vulnerabilities, but clear risk explanations and remediation steps. Our dev team could act on it immediately with almost no follow-up questions.”
— Verified Upwork Client, Web Application Penetration Test
“Found several critical issues that slipped past our internal review. Communication was clear and to the point — exactly what you want when you are dealing with a security problem.”
— Verified Upwork Client, Security Assessment

Pricing

Transparent ranges, final quotes always by request

Every project has different needs. The figures below are a starting point for discussion, not a final price — contact us for a quote that fits your situation.

Quick Scan

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Good fit for one small app/website

A fast pass to catch the most common, most frequently exploited vulnerabilities, with an easy-to-digest risk summary.

  • Automated + manual spot-checking
  • Findings summary within 3-5 business days
  • Prioritized high-impact recommendations
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Full Assessment

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Most common choice for production apps

A thorough penetration test for web apps/APIs that already handle, or will soon handle, real user data.

  • Deep manual testing across the full application flow
  • Authentication, authorization, and business-logic review
  • Full report + findings walkthrough session
  • One free retest included
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Ongoing Monitoring

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Monthly/quarterly subscription

For teams shipping features regularly who need continuous security checks, not just an annual check-the-box audit.

  • Scheduled recurring audits (monthly/quarterly)
  • Priority turnaround around major releases
  • Security trend reporting over time
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FAQ

What people usually ask before starting

How much does a security audit cost in Indonesia?

Cost depends on the size and complexity of the application — number of pages/endpoints, whether there's a login system, and third-party integrations. We offer three tiers (Quick Scan, Full Assessment, Ongoing Monitoring) as a starting point, then we refine it in a short free consultation before we send a final quote.

How long does a security audit take?

A Quick Scan is usually done within 3-5 business days. A Full Assessment for a mid-sized app typically takes 1-2 weeks depending on scope. You'll get a precise time estimate once we've seen the project scope.

Is this testing safe to run against a live production system?

Yes. We always agree on a testing window and safe boundaries (for example, avoiding endpoints that permanently mutate data) before starting, and can tune testing intensity to your system's conditions.

What's the difference between this and a free automated scan?

An automated scanner only catches known, generic vulnerability patterns. Manual testing finds issues specific to your application's business logic — like an authorization bypass between user accounts, or a payment flow that can be manipulated — that automated tools simply cannot find.

Will I get concrete evidence for each finding?

Yes — every finding comes with a proof-of-concept (reproduction steps) and a severity rating, so your dev team can verify and fix it directly without guesswork.