Security Testing & Services
Stay ahead of security threats with a trusted provider
At Risk Crew, we do not believe security testing should be a basic “tick-box” compliance exercise. Our team is comprised of elite, CREST-accredited security engineers who use industry-leading testing methodologies to identify, exploit, and help you mitigate security weaknesses before malicious actors can.
Whether you need to secure a single web application or stress-test your entire physical and digital footprint, we deliver thorough analysis and clear, real-time reporting. Every engagement is backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee: if you are not completely satisfied with our testing, you will not be charged.
The Risk Crew Approach to Security Testing
Our rigorous testing methodology ensures clear planning, non-disruptive execution, and actionable results that your business can immediately implement.
We work closely with your technical teams to map target assets, establish clear rules of engagement (RoE), and ensure our testing activities will not disrupt your live business operations.
We gather open-source intelligence (OSINT) and deploy advanced manual and automated testing tools to find potential entry points, hidden paths, and software misconfigurations.
Our CREST-certified testers attempt to safely exploit identified gaps to determine the true business impact of a vulnerability. If we find a critical, high-risk security flaw, we alert your technical team immediately so it can be patched right away. If you are not completely satisfied with our services, you will not be charged. No one else does that.
We deliver a clean, executive-friendly report that categorises vulnerabilities by severity and provides clear, step-by-step remediation advice. Every project includes a stakeholder debrief to ensure a complete, smooth knowledge transfer.
Risk Crew were very efficient and really helped me understand the process for Pen testing. When I was originally looking for a company that could conduct the pen test, I made some online enquires, Risk Crew were the only company that actually picked up the phone and made contact with me to explain the process. I went with the Risk Crew quote, not because they were the cheapest (they weren't!), but by actually talking to me in the first instance, I felt supported, and knew they would provide a good service.
Commercial & Finance Director
Design Services
A very positive experience. Risk Crew staff were friendly and professional throughout the engagement, keeping me informed and addressing all concerns in a timely manner. I won't hesitate to recommend Risk Crew or use them for future engagements.
Chief Technology Officer
Finance Industry
All of the team at Risk Crew are very professional, friendly and knowledgeable. Over the past 6+ years their Cyber Security expertise has been invaluable and their helpful and flexible approach has harmonised with our requirements.
Risk and Compliance Officer
Retail Industry
Let us help you create an ideal service best suited for your risk appetite and budget.
FAQs
CREST is an international, gold-standard accreditation body for the technical cybersecurity industry. A CREST-accredited penetration test means your testing is performed by highly trained, vetted, and ethical professionals who follow rigorous, standardised methodologies and adhere to a strict code of conduct.
Vulnerability scanning is an automated, high-level scan that identifies known software flaws and misconfigurations. Penetration testing is a hands-on, highly skilled manual assessment where a human engineer actively attempts to exploit those vulnerabilities to determine their real-world impact and danger to your business.
Best practices and regulatory standards (such as PCI DSS, SOC 2, and DORA) recommend conducting penetration testing at least once a year. You should also conduct targeted testing immediately after releasing major software updates, altering network structures, or migrating to a new cloud environment.
In a Black Box test, our engineers have zero prior knowledge of your systems, simulating an external hacker. In a White Box test, we have complete access to code, diagrams, and administrative details. A Grey Box test strikes a balance, providing us with basic user credentials or limited architecture details to focus on internal user privileges.
