EchoPentest runs scoped, legal penetration tests for small and mid-size businesses in Ireland so you can prove security posture with real evidence — before an attacker forces the conversation.
For teams that want to know what their systems expose, what’s misconfigured, and how far an attacker could realistically go after a foothold.
Fixed scope. Fixed price. Clear deliverables.
Tools don’t replace manual testing — they speed up the boring parts so the effort goes into validation and impact. EchoPentest uses two layers: a public “Lite” scanner for safe reconnaissance, and an internal NextGen workflow used only in authorized engagements.
A safe, lightweight checker for early visibility. It helps you understand what your domain publicly exposes at a metadata level — without scanning services or attempting access.
Note: EchoScanner Lite is passive recon support. Real risk assessment requires manual validation.
This is the internal workflow used during scoped pentests. It helps map exposure, prioritize what to test, and document evidence — but it’s not exposed publicly because it’s designed for authorized environments.
NextGen is not a “press button, hack company” tool. It’s a structured workflow that supports legal, documented testing.
Do a quick self-check. This takes 2 minutes and gives you a simple risk signal: green, amber, or red. If you want the printable version, the PDF is still available — but the score is faster.
This is not a compliance certificate. It’s a quick signal to help you decide what to do next.
EchoPentest is most useful when security matters — but you don’t have an internal security team to run deep testing and translate risk into fixes.
If that’s you, you don’t need a buzzword-heavy report. You need a scoped engagement with proof, clarity, and a real remediation plan.
For anything users log into: client portals, booking systems, internal tools, admin panels.
We test for broken access control, injection (including SQLi), session flaws, and business-logic abuse that scanners miss.
Outcome: exploitable issues with evidence, impact, and fixes developers can implement without guesswork.
External and internal testing to answer one question: “If someone targets us, what can they realistically do — and how far can they go?”
We map exposed services, weak configurations, legacy systems and lateral-movement paths, then prioritize what to fix first.
People are still the easiest way in. We run controlled, authorized phishing campaigns to measure human risk without shaming staff.
You get metrics, anonymized examples, and training themes — not vague “users need awareness” slides.
The value of a pentest is what happens after. Deliverables are written for both technical teams and decision-makers.
Pricing depends on scope, complexity, and deadlines. But you should know the ballpark before reaching out.
You always receive a fixed-price quote and written scope before anything starts. No surprise bills.
Fastest path: book a discovery call and we’ll scope it properly.
No black-box mystery. Just a realistic view of risk and a clear path to reduce it.
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We don’t treat pentesting as “scan + PDF.” We model how real attacks unfold: initial access, privilege escalation, lateral movement, and impact — then translate that into fixes your team can implement.
You get practical evidence, not generic findings.
We build internal tooling to speed up discovery and analysis so more time goes into validating impact:
These aren’t gimmicks. They reduce busywork and increase time spent on real validation.
Practical work is backed by structured paths and external validation, including:
Certifications don’t replace results — but they show ongoing investment in both offensive work and the compliance world SMEs live in.
This is founder-led work. You don’t get sold by one person and tested by another. The same person scoping the engagement is the one doing the testing and writing the report.
If you want a rubber-stamped checkbox report, EchoPentest is not the right fit. If you want real testing and real remediation guidance, that’s the point.
Every engagement includes the paperwork and structure needed to keep management, clients and insurers comfortable.