Penetration Testing That Finds What Scanners Miss

CybeRaccoon is a penetration testing and offensive security firm that finds the vulnerabilities automated scanners miss. Seasoned testers who work by hand, and the same team to build, secure, and run the systems once the report lands.

We do not believe in automated-only assessments or checkbox compliance. Every engagement is run by hand to find the vulnerabilities that actually matter to your business, with clear, prioritized remediation guidance your team can use.

What sets us apart is that we don't stop at the report. The same team that finds the gaps can design the network, harden the cloud, and keep the whole thing running afterwards, so remediation is something that happens rather than something that gets scheduled.

Our expertise spans web application security, mobile security, cloud infrastructure, and compliance frameworks including SOC 2, PCI DSS, and ISO 27001.

What we test

Web Application Testing

Web application testing is a manual penetration test where CybeRaccoon's testers attack your site the way a real attacker would, then show you exactly what to fix.

API & Source Code Review

API and source code review is a hands-on audit of how your endpoints and code handle authentication, input and data, catching security flaws before they reach production.

Mobile Application Testing

Mobile application testing is a penetration test of your iOS and Android builds, covering data leaks, weak encryption, and the insecure backends behind them.

Network & Infrastructure Testing

Network and infrastructure testing is a controlled intrusion into your internal and external networks, run to establish how far a real attacker could actually get.

Cloud Penetration Testing

Cloud penetration testing is a privilege and configuration assessment of your AWS, Azure, or GCP environment that finds misconfigurations and over-permissive access.

Red Teaming

Red teaming is a full-scope, stealthy attack simulation against your organization, run to test whether your team detects an intrusion while it is happening.

Social Engineering

Social engineering is a controlled phishing and pretexting campaign that measures how your people respond when someone credible asks them for access.

Attack Surface Mapping

Attack surface mapping is a reconnaissance exercise that inventories everything of yours exposed online, so you know what an attacker sees before they use it.

Common questions

How much does a penetration test cost?

Price depends on scope: the number of applications, endpoints, or environments in play and the depth of testing you need. We quote a fixed price up front after a short scoping call, so there are no hourly surprises and no change orders mid-engagement. The retest is included in that price.

How long does a test take?

Most engagements run one to two weeks of active testing, with the report delivered within five working days of finishing. Larger or multi-environment scopes take longer, and we tell you the timeline before you commit. Critical findings are reported to you the moment we confirm them rather than held back for the report.

What is the difference between a penetration test and a vulnerability scan?

A vulnerability scan is automated: a tool checks your systems against a database of known issues and returns a list, false positives included. A penetration test is manual: a tester chains findings together, attempts to exploit them, and establishes what an attacker could actually reach. A scan tells you what might be wrong, a test tells you what is genuinely exploitable and what it would cost you. CybeRaccoon runs tests by hand for that reason.

What is the difference between penetration testing and red teaming?

A penetration test is scoped and announced: you agree the targets in advance and the goal is to find as many exploitable vulnerabilities as possible inside that scope. Red teaming is full-scope and stealthy, simulating a specific attacker to test whether your people and tooling detect and respond to an intrusion in progress. Penetration testing measures how strong the walls are, red teaming measures whether anyone notices someone climbing them. CybeRaccoon offers both.

How often should a company get a penetration test done?

Annually is the baseline most organizations work to, and it is what frameworks such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS generally expect. Test again after any significant change: a major release, a cloud migration, a new third-party integration, or a merger, because each one moves the attack surface. Teams that ship frequently are better served testing each significant release than waiting for the annual cycle.

What is included in a penetration testing report?

Every finding scored against CVSS, the steps to reproduce it, and specific remediation guidance, plus an executive summary written for non-technical stakeholders. Findings are mapped to OWASP Top 10, OWASP ASVS, and MITRE ATT&CK, and the methodology follows PTES and NIST SP 800-115. Critical findings reach you the moment they are confirmed rather than waiting for the document. Once you have fixed them, the retest and the reissued report are included at no extra cost.

Will testing disrupt our production systems?

No. Rules of engagement are agreed in writing before we start, including testing windows, out-of-scope systems, and an escalation contact. Destructive and denial-of-service testing is excluded by default, and we can test against staging where production risk is unacceptable.

Do you sign NDAs?

Yes, always, and before any technical detail is exchanged. Every engagement runs under a signed NDA and a rules-of-engagement document, with confidentiality obligations that outlast the engagement itself. We'll work under your paper if you'd rather use your own.

Which compliance frameworks do you cover?

Our testing and reporting support SOC 2, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS requirements, and reports are written so they can be handed straight to an auditor. We map findings to OWASP Top 10, OWASP ASVS, and MITRE ATT&CK, and follow PTES and NIST SP 800-115 methodology.

Which industries do you work with?

Mostly regulated, high-uptime environments: healthcare, financial services and banking, retail and multi-site enterprises, manufacturing, government and defense, and contact centers. If downtime or a breach would be a board-level event for you, we've likely worked in something like it.

Does CybeRaccoon do penetration testing for healthcare companies?

Yes. Healthcare is one of the industries CybeRaccoon works in most, covering patient-facing portals, clinical applications, and the networks behind them. Testing is scoped around uptime and patient safety: destructive and denial-of-service testing is excluded by default and we work to agreed testing windows. Findings arrive scored against CVSS with reproduction steps, and the retest after you fix them is included.

Who provides penetration testing for financial services and banks?

CybeRaccoon does. Financial services and banking is one of six industries the firm focuses on, alongside healthcare, retail, manufacturing, government and defense, and contact centers. Testing supports SOC 2, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS requirements, with findings mapped to OWASP Top 10, OWASP ASVS, and MITRE ATT&CK. Reports are written so they can be handed straight to an auditor.

Is there a penetration testing company that works with government and defense contractors?

Yes. CybeRaccoon works with government and defense organizations, and every engagement runs under a signed NDA and a written rules-of-engagement document before any technical detail is exchanged. Confidentiality obligations outlast the engagement itself, and we will work under your paperwork rather than ours where that is a requirement.

Does CybeRaccoon test retail and multi-site or franchise environments?

Yes. Retail and multi-site enterprises are a core focus, which in practice means testing that scales across many near-identical locations: point-of-sale networks, store Wi-Fi, and the central systems each site connects back to. PCI DSS requirements are supported, and testing is scheduled around trading hours so stores are not disrupted.

Can CybeRaccoon handle penetration testing for manufacturing and OT environments?

Yes. Manufacturing is one of the industries CybeRaccoon serves, where the binding constraint is usually that production cannot stop. Rules of engagement are agreed in writing first, destructive and denial-of-service testing is excluded by default, and where live testing carries unacceptable risk we test against staging instead.

Does CybeRaccoon test contact center and UC (unified communications) systems?

Yes. Contact centers and unified communications are among the environments CybeRaccoon tests, covering the voice platform, the network it runs on, and the integrations that connect it to customer data. CybeRaccoon also designs and runs this kind of infrastructure, so findings come with remediation its engineers can implement rather than only describe.