Penetration Testing Services

Yes. Trava offers specialized testing for AI systems and Large Language Models, covering the OWASP LLM Top 10 — including prompt injection, model theft, data poisoning, and insecure plugin design. Contact us to discuss scope and availability.

Most Trava engagements are scoped and launched within a few days of the initial call. The scoping conversation typically takes 30–60 minutes and results in a defined scope, timeline, and statement of work.

Gray box testing is conducted with partial knowledge of the environment — typically access credentials and URLs — to simulate an authenticated attacker or a scenario where an attacker has obtained basic access. It produces more comprehensive and realistic findings than black box testing alone. Trava defaults to gray box for most web application and network engagements.

You receive a compliance-ready report with an executive summary, full technical findings, business impact analysis, proof-of-concept evidence, and prioritized remediation guidance. A 90-day retest is included to confirm that identified vulnerabilities have been resolved.

Yes. Trava's reports are structured to meet the audit evidence requirements for SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and CMMC. You receive both an executive summary and a technical report, reducing the evidence-gathering burden during your audit.

Timeline depends on scope. Web application tests typically run 1–3 weeks; external network tests take 3–5 days; cloud and PCI engagements run 2–3 weeks. Wireless assessments are generally 2–3 days. Trava will provide a specific timeline during the scoping call.

A vulnerability scan uses automated tools to detect known CVEs and misconfigurations. Penetration testing goes further: human testers use those findings as a starting point, then manually exploit weaknesses, escalate privileges, and attempt lateral movement to demonstrate real-world business impact. Scanners create noise; pen testers find the paths that matter.

Penetration testing is an authorized, simulated cyberattack performed by certified security professionals to identify vulnerabilities in your systems before real attackers can exploit them. Unlike vulnerability scanning, pen testing uses human expertise to chain exploits, test business logic, and reveal the actual paths an attacker would take through your environment.