Open the engagement.
Create your account, organization, and assessment. Choose the penetration testing surface you want to put under pressure.
Penetration testing on demand
Launch penetration tests across your real attack surface.
Create an engagement. Define exactly what you authorize. Add the access the assessment requires. Start testing when you are ready. Expugna discovers the environment, executes controlled tests, validates meaningful weaknesses, preserves the evidence, and tells you what to fix first.
You control the scope. Expugna enforces it.
You launch the assessment. Expugna executes it.
You fix the issue. Expugna retests it.
Assessment coverage
Six core penetration testing surfaces
Run the assessment yourself
You set the boundaries. You start the test. Expugna does the work.
Create the engagement, authorize the target, define the testing controls, and launch the assessment directly from your account. Expugna takes it from there.
Define exactly what can be touched.
Add targets, scope, exclusions, credentials, testing windows, rate limits, and restrictions. Expugna binds those controls to the engagement.
Start the assessment.
Expugna discovers reachable assets, determines which tests apply, assigns the work, and executes inside the authorization you defined.
See what is actually exposed.
Review validated findings, affected assets, technical evidence, impact, and connected weaknesses from the same engagement.
Fix the control that failed.
Use the evidence, impact, and remediation direction attached to the finding to correct the exposed control with precision.
Verify the fix.
Trigger the relevant test again. The retest stays tied to the original finding so you can see whether the exposure is closed.
What you are buying
A penetration testing platform that shows you exactly where your environment can fail.
You get validated findings, technical evidence, attack-surface context, remediation direction, and retesting tied to the original issue.
You know what is real.
Potential weaknesses are evaluated for security significance and supported with evidence before they become findings.
You see how exposure connects.
Applications, APIs, infrastructure, email, cloud, and identity are connected into one view of your exposure and the paths between them.
You know what to do next.
Impact, priority, remediation direction, evidence, and retest status stay attached to the finding from discovery through closure.
What you can test
Choose the surface. Put it under pressure.
Start with the systems you need tested. Expugna applies the right discovery, context, validation, and evidence path to each authorized target.
Application Security
Web Application
Add the application and credentials when authenticated testing is required. Expugna tests authentication, authorization, sessions, workflows, file handling, client-side behavior, and the business logic that decides what users are allowed to do.
Testing coverage
Authentication flows
Access control
Session security
Business logic
Input handling
File operations
Client-side behavior
Configuration exposure
Application Security
API
Add the API endpoint, specification or collection when available, and the roles you want tested. Expugna goes after authorization models, object boundaries, token handling, schema assumptions, workflow logic, tenant isolation, and exposed functionality behind the interface.
Testing coverage
Endpoint inventory
Object authorization
Function authorization
Token handling
Schema-aware testing
Tenant isolation
Workflow abuse
Version exposure
Infrastructure Security
External Network
Add the domains, hosts, IPs, or network ranges you authorize. Expugna identifies what you expose to the internet, determines what is actually running there, and tests the services, protocols, versions, and configurations that create meaningful external risk.
Testing coverage
Host discovery
Port discovery
Service fingerprinting
TLS and certificates
DNS exposure
Remote access services
Version intelligence
Controlled validation
Messaging Security
Email Infrastructure
Add the mail domain and deeper access when the assessment requires it. Expugna assesses mail infrastructure, transport security, authentication controls, exposed services, webmail, and domain-level protections that determine how easily the environment can be abused.
Testing coverage
MX infrastructure
SMTP security
SPF
DKIM
DMARC
MTA-STS
TLS reporting
Webmail exposure
Cloud Security
Cloud
Connect delegated access to the cloud environment you want assessed. Expugna maps resources, identities, permissions, public exposure, storage, networking, secrets, and trust relationships that can turn one weak control into a larger compromise.
Testing coverage
IAM relationships
Privilege paths
Public exposure
Storage controls
Network controls
Compute identities
Secrets exposure
Cross-account trust
Identity Security
Identity & SSO
Add the identity flows, application endpoints, and test accounts required for the assessment. Expugna tests the layer that decides who you are, what you can access, how trust is established, and whether those boundaries still hold when they are deliberately challenged.
Testing coverage
OAuth 2.0
OpenID Connect
SAML
Token validation
Redirect handling
Federation trust
MFA workflows
Role boundaries
Know what is reachable. Know what is exposed. Know how far it can go. Know what to fix first.
How Expugna runs the assessment
You define the boundaries. Expugna executes inside them.
Every active test starts with explicit authorization. Scope, exclusions, credentials, testing windows, and restrictions stay attached to the engagement from launch through retest.
Enforce the scope
Expugna checks every target against the authorization attached to the engagement before active testing begins.
Map the environment
Reachable assets, services, routes, APIs, mail infrastructure, cloud resources, identity endpoints, and relevant relationships are discovered and linked.
Plan the tests
Expugna uses the assets, protocols, schemas, credentials, roles, and exposed functionality it discovers to determine which tests apply.
Execute with context
The platform tests inside the rules you set and uses the context required to challenge access control, workflows, services, permissions, and trust boundaries.
Validate and correlate
Evidence is attached to meaningful findings, duplicates are reduced, and related weaknesses are connected so larger exposure becomes visible.
Retest the remediation
Trigger the relevant test again after remediation. The result stays tied to the original issue so closure is explicit.
What you get
You leave with evidence, priority, and a clear next move.
Review affected assets, technical proof, security impact, remediation direction, priority, and retest status inside the same engagement.
You know what is real.
Validated findings show the weaknesses that create meaningful security exposure.
You know what matters first.
Severity is tied to access, privilege, data, exploitability, and business impact.
You know how the pieces connect.
Cross-surface correlation shows how related weaknesses combine into larger attack paths.
You know when the fix is done.
Retesting records whether the original weakness is fixed, partially fixed, or still exposed.
Evidence
Technical proof
Requests, responses, screenshots, service data, timestamps, affected assets, and supporting context stay with the finding.
Remediation
Clear corrective direction
You get a direct explanation of what failed and which security control needs to change.
Reporting
Executive and technical views
Decision-makers get risk and business impact. Technical teams get the detail required to act.
Verification
Retesting stays connected
Your remediation work remains tied to the original issue from discovery through verification.
Engagement controls
You stay in control of the test.
Authorized target scope
Enforced
Explicit exclusions
Enforced
Rate and concurrency limits
Enforced
Testing window
Enforced
Activity and evidence trail
Recorded
Emergency stop
Available
Built for serious environments
Push hard without giving up control.
You authorize the target, set exclusions, control rate and concurrency, define the testing window, and stop the engagement when required. Expugna enforces those boundaries while the assessment runs.
Your authorization, access, testing restrictions, evidence, findings, reports, and retest status stay tied to the engagement from start to finish.
Start testing
Put the next assessment under your control.
Create your account, define the authorized scope, and launch the assessment when you are ready. Expugna handles discovery, testing, validation, evidence, reporting, and retesting.