Security Assessment
A full security assessment of your attack surface, in hours
TurboPentest runs 14 tools across network, web app, API, subdomain, SSL/TLS, and external attack surface, then an AI agent validates what is actually exploitable and hands you a prioritized report with a STRIDE threat model. $99 per target. No sales call, no human in the loop.
See a sample report →What is a security assessment?
A security assessment is a systematic evaluation of your systems to find the weaknesses an attacker could exploit before they do. A good cyber security assessment goes beyond a scan: it maps your real external attack surface, tests each exposed service and application, and separates the noise from the issues that actually put you at risk. That is the difference between a report you can act on and a spreadsheet nobody reads.
TurboPentest automates the whole security risk assessment. Fourteen scanning tools give broad coverage, then the Paladin AI validates each candidate finding for exploitability and prioritizes what matters - so your IT security assessment arrives as a short list of confirmed issues, each with a proof-of-concept, remediation guidance, and a Fix with AI prompt.
14 tools
network, web, API, subdomain, SSL/TLS and attack-surface coverage in one run
TurboPentest engine
Hours
from launch to a full report, fully autonomous with no human in the loop
Autonomous agents
$99
per target, flat - and your next pentest is free if it finds nothing actionable
Flat pricing
How the security assessment runs
Add a target and prove ownership
Point TurboPentest at your domain and verify you own it. No scoping meeting, no sales call - you are in control of what gets tested.
Agents map and scan your attack surface
Subdomain discovery, port and service fingerprinting, and 14 tools across network, web app, API, and SSL/TLS build a complete picture of what is exposed.
Paladin AI validates exploitability
The AI orchestrator confirms which candidate findings are actually reachable and exploitable, drops false positives, and prioritizes by real risk.
Get your report and STRIDE threat model
A prioritized PDF report with proof-of-concept, remediation, a signed attestation letter, an attack surface map, and retest commands to confirm every fix.
What the security assessment covers
One run spans your whole internet-facing footprint - infrastructure, applications, and the assets you did not know were exposed.
Network & infrastructure
Open ports and services with version fingerprinting, exposed admin interfaces, and misconfigured hosts across your external footprint.
Web application
Injection, broken access control, authentication flaws, and the OWASP Top 10 tested against your live application - not a checklist.
API security
Endpoint discovery with methods, parameters, and auth requirements, then testing for broken object-level authorization and data exposure.
External attack surface
Subdomain discovery maps the assets you forgot you had - the forgotten staging box is where a real attacker starts.
SSL / TLS
Weak ciphers, expired or misissued certificates, protocol downgrade exposure, and transport-layer misconfiguration.
STRIDE threat model
A structured threat model that prioritizes where to test next, translating findings into the risks that matter for your system.
What this assessment is - and is not
TurboPentest delivers a technical security assessment of your external attack surface and applications - automated and AI-validated, backed by IntegSec. It is not a broad governance/GRC or policy audit (for example SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification), which are separate engagements. If you need those, the technical findings and signed attestation letter here make strong supporting evidence.
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Security assessment FAQ
What is a security assessment?+
A security assessment is a systematic evaluation of an application or infrastructure to find weaknesses an attacker could exploit. TurboPentest runs a technical security assessment of your internet-facing systems - 14 scanning tools across network, web app, API, subdomain, SSL/TLS, and external attack surface - then uses an AI agent to validate which findings are actually exploitable and delivers a prioritized report with proof-of-concept and remediation.
How is a security assessment different from a vulnerability assessment or a penetration test?+
A vulnerability assessment lists potential weaknesses; a penetration test proves which ones are exploitable. TurboPentest gives you both in one run: broad scanner coverage plus AI validation of exploitability, so your report is a short list of confirmed, prioritized issues rather than a raw dump. It is a comprehensive technical assessment of your external attack surface and applications.
Is this a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 assessment?+
No. TurboPentest delivers a technical security assessment of your external attack surface and applications - automated and AI-validated, backed by IntegSec. It is not a broad governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) or policy audit such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification, which are separate engagements. That said, the technical findings and signed attestation letter are useful evidence to support those programs.
How long does a security assessment take and what does it cost?+
$99 per target, flat - no subscription, no scoping call. Most assessments finish in a few hours, fully autonomous with no human in the loop. If it finds nothing actionable, your next pentest is free.
What do I get at the end?+
A PDF report with an executive summary, findings with proof-of-concept and remediation, a signed attestation letter, an attack surface map, a STRIDE threat model with prioritized manual-testing recommendations, and retest commands to confirm every fix landed.
Assess your security. $99. Results in hours.
Flat per-target pricing, no subscription, no scoping call. See pricing
Written and reviewed by
Michel Chamberland - Founder & CEO, IntegSec
CISSP, OSCP, OSCE, CEH, GIAC, CCSK · 20+ years in offensive security
Michel has spent 20+ years on offensive security teams including IBM X-Force Red and Trustwave SpiderLabs, leading penetration tests, red team engagements, and breach response for Fortune 500 customers. He is the founder of IntegSec and the architect of TurboPentest.