Ethical hacker guides

What every engagement shares

The systems change from one client to the next. However, the rules stay fixed. First, you sign a written scope. Second, a senior person tests and briefs you. Third, a retest confirms the fixes, and nothing is retained afterwards.

Fees are fixed before work starts, so there is no hourly billing. Also, a bounded review exists for smaller first steps.

How to use these ethical hacker guides

Start with the hiring and cost pages. Then read the service pages that match your systems. Every page follows the same rule: authorised work only. So nothing here describes testing anyone else's systems.

Each page also links to the others. Therefore you can move from a general question to a specific service without starting again.

We are a small senior team. So these pages describe how we actually work, not a generic playbook.

Ethical hacker guides on hiring

What to settle first. Also what it costs.

• Hire an ethical hacker
• Ethical hacker cost
• White hat hacker
• Security hacker
• Ethical hacker qualification
• Blue hat hacker

Ethical hacker guides by service

Specific systems we test. Each needs its own scope.

• Microsoft 365 penetration testing
• Salesforce penetration testing
• Phishing penetration testing
• Dynamics 365 penetration testing
• ServiceNow penetration testing
• OSINT penetration testing