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Penetration Testing

Spearbit provides comprehensive penetration testing solution designed to identify vulnerabilities before they can be exploited. By simulating real-world attack scenarios, our testing surfaces weaknesses across your environment—providing clear, actionable remediation guidance to improve your overall security posture.

Our Approach

Our penetration testing process includes the following key components:

Proactive Vulnerability Identification

We perform a systematic assessment of your systems and codebase to uncover potential weaknesses that could be exploited by adversaries.

Real-World Attack Simulation

We simulate attacker behavior based on current threat intelligence and historical exploit patterns to evaluate how your systems hold up under realistic attack conditions.

Advanced Threat Modeling

Our team builds a threat model specific to your environment and architecture to ensure all high-risk pathways are evaluated and prioritized. Each engagement is scoped and tailored to the specifics of your tech stack, infrastructure, and security concerns.

The Scope

  • API Testing
  • Network Layer Testing
  • Mobile Applications
  • Web Applications
  • Cloud Architecture
  • Web3-Specific Network & Application Testing
Whether you’re securing traditional infrastructure or cutting-edge decentralized applications, our team tailors testing to your systems and stack.

Researcher Expertise

Spearbit works with experienced penetration testers who specialize in different domains, including cloud, network, mobile, web, and web3. Our researchers conduct manual testing where automated tools fall short and provide detailed, technically rigorous findings.

Deliverables and Process

Each penetration testing engagement includes:
  • Initial Scoping Call – Define systems in scope, testing objectives, timelines, and access requirements.
  • Kickoff and Access Setup – Establish secure credentials or test environments.
  • Testing Period – Active testing performed over an agreed-upon period (usually 1–2 weeks).
  • Reporting – Detailed vulnerability report including:
    • Description of each finding
    • Proof of concept (PoC)
    • Severity rating
    • Recommended remediation steps
  • Retesting (optional) – Validation of fixes after remediation, if desired.

Contact Us

If you’re exploring penetration testing solutions or want to understand how we might tailor an engagement to your systems, reach out at https://cantina.xyz/solutions/spearbit/penetration-testing. We’re happy to walk through scoping, researcher selection, and timeline planning.