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Penetration testing, or pentest, measures a system’s security by testing it the way a real attacker would. Adapte Dijital provides pentest services with experts holding certifications such as OSCP and OSWE, for businesses in technology, defence, cosmetics and manufacturing.
Our tests are aligned with the requirements of Turkish regulators and guidelines, including those of BDDK, KVKK, SPK, TÜBİTAK and TCMB, so that the results are usable as evidence, not only as advice.
This page explains what penetration testing is, why it is worth doing, our approach and the types of test available.
What Penetration Testing Is
A controlled, authorised attempt to find and exploit weaknesses in web applications, networks, mobile applications and cloud environments. The output is a report of what was found, how serious it is, and how to fix it.
It differs from a vulnerability scan in that a human tester chains findings together the way an attacker would, which is where the real risk usually hides.
Why Test
- Regulation: many sectors require periodic testing with documented results
- Evidence: a report that demonstrates due diligence to customers and partners
- Prevention: fixing a weakness before it is exploited costs a fraction of a breach
For businesses handling personal data, testing also supports KVKK’s data security obligations.
Our Approach
Regulation-aligned, provable and action-oriented. Scope is agreed in writing, testing follows recognised methodologies, and the report separates findings by severity with clear remediation steps. A retest confirms the fixes.
Sector focus matters: a manufacturer’s operational systems and a cosmetics brand’s e-commerce stack have different attack surfaces, and the test is designed accordingly.
Types of Test
Web application testing for sites and portals. Network testing for internal and external infrastructure. Mobile application testing for iOS and Android. Cloud security testing for hosted environments. Each layer is verified separately and the findings are consolidated into one report.
Penetration testing complements the security checks in our web management model, which keeps the everyday foundation hardened between tests.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should penetration testing be done?
At least annually, and after any major change to systems; some regulations require more frequent testing.
Will testing disrupt our systems?
Scope and timing are agreed in advance to avoid disruption; production testing is planned around business hours where needed.
What do we receive at the end?
A severity-ranked report with remediation steps, a management summary and a retest after fixes.
Next step: Book a free 15-minute discovery call at our contact page or write to us on WhatsApp.