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Someone from the team gets back to you. The first conversation is about your business: what you are trying to protect, what success looks like, and whether we can help.
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You get a clear plan
A tailored recommendation: scope, approach, and what you walk away with, before anyone talks about a contract.
Common questions
Before you reach out.
Why do I need cybersecurity testing if I already run vulnerability scans?
Automated vulnerability scans often generate noisy reports filled with low-priority issues. Cybersecurity testing from Open Security takes a real-world approach by simulating threat scenarios and identifying what actually puts your business at risk.
What's the difference between penetration testing and vulnerability scanning?
Penetration testing is a deeper, hands-on method that mimics how attackers breach systems. Vulnerability scanning is automated and surface-level. Our penetration tests validate risks in your environment, helping you focus on the threats that matter most.
How often should a company perform cybersecurity testing?
We recommend cybersecurity testing at least quarterly or biannually, depending on your industry and compliance requirements. Frequent security assessments help you stay ahead of evolving threats.
How does Open Security help with executive reporting and budget justification?
Our security assessments are designed to bridge the gap between technical teams and business leadership. You'll get clear, prioritized reports that tie vulnerabilities to business impact.
Does Open Security provide help prioritizing vulnerabilities?
Yes. Our cybersecurity testing services include actionable, ranked recommendations. Instead of handing you a 100-page vulnerability report, we deliver a focused security roadmap.
What types of cybersecurity testing do you offer?
We offer network penetration testing, application security testing, and tailored threat assessments based on your infrastructure. Every engagement is led by senior security engineers.
If we're already compliant, do we still need security testing?
Yes. Compliance and security are not the same. Frameworks like PCI, HIPAA, and SOC 2 provide guidelines, but they don't guarantee your environment is secure.
Who conducts the penetration testing at Open Security?
All penetration tests and security assessments are performed by experienced engineers with offensive security backgrounds, providing expert-driven insights tailored to your organization.
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