Define the scope
Discuss the systems you control, your concerns, testing boundaries, timing, and the decisions you need the results to support.
Authorized security assessment
Penetration testing for Clearwater businesses
Find exploitable security weaknesses in agreed systems before they become larger business problems. From Clearwater, Online Securitys helps you define the right testing scope and turn findings into a practical plan.
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What can a test cover?
The exact scope is agreed before testing begins. Depending on your needs, it may include:
- Public facing websites and web applications
- Selected network systems
- Specific risks or changes your business wants evaluated
Testing requires written authorization and a defined scope.
Agreed scopeActionable findingsRemediation priorities
The process
From testing scope to a clearer fix list.
Assess the agreed systems
Authorized testing looks for weaknesses that could allow access, exposure, or disruption within the agreed scope.
Review findings and next steps
Discuss identified issues, their potential impact, and a practical order for remediation. Deliverables are specified in the engagement agreement.
Who it helps
Make a security decision with better information.
A business penetration test can be a useful starting point before a launch, after meaningful system changes, or when you need a clearer picture of exposed systems.
Questions we can discuss
- Which websites or applications are in scope?
- What business information or operations are most sensitive?
- Who can authorize testing and receive the results?
- What format and level of detail will help your team act?
Find the gaps. Plan the fixes.
Start with a discussion about your business and an authorized testing scope.