Vulnerability Testing Services
Vulnerability testing that proves what is exploitable
TurboPentest runs 14 tools across your network, web app, API, subdomains, and SSL/TLS to find security vulnerabilities - then the Paladin AI validates which ones are actually exploitable and confirms each with a proof-of-concept. A short list of real issues, not a scanner dumping unconfirmed alerts. In hours, from $99 per target.
See a sample report →What is vulnerability testing?
Vulnerability testing is the practice of systematically probing a target for security weaknesses an attacker could exploit - across the network, the web application, the API, subdomains, and the SSL/TLS layer. Done well, application vulnerability testing does more than list what might be wrong: it tells you which weaknesses are real and reachable, so remediation targets the issues that actually put you at risk.
The problem with most security vulnerability testing is noise. A raw scanner flags thousands of potential issues and leaves you to sort signal from false positives. TurboPentest closes that gap: the Paladin AI validates every candidate finding for exploitability and attaches a proof-of-concept, so what lands in your report is a triaged set of confirmed vulnerabilities - each with remediation and a retest command.
14
scanning tools across network, web, API, subdomain and SSL/TLS
TurboPentest engine
PoC
every confirmed vulnerability ships with a proof-of-concept
Paladin AI validation
$99
per target, flat - results in hours, next test free if nothing is found
TurboPentest pricing
How vulnerability testing runs on TurboPentest
Prove you own the target
Verify ownership and accept safe harbor. No sales call, no scoping meeting - self-serve from the first click.
14 tools map and scan your attack surface
OWASP ZAP, Nuclei, Nikto, FFUF, Naabu, OpenVAS and more surface candidate vulnerabilities across network, web app, API, subdomains, and SSL/TLS in a single run.
Paladin AI validates exploitability
Each candidate finding is confirmed with a proof-of-concept and false positives are dropped - so you get exploitable vulnerabilities, not a raw alert dump.
Get your report with retest commands
A PDF with an executive summary, findings and PoCs, remediation guidance, a STRIDE threat model, and the exact commands to re-run every check after you fix.
What vulnerability testing covers
One run spans your whole external footprint. Every layer is scanned, then validated for real-world exploitability before anything reaches your report.
Network & open ports
Naabu and OpenVAS map exposed services and fingerprint versions, then TurboPentest tests the ones that are actually reachable - not a CVE list bolted to a banner.
Web application
OWASP ZAP, Nuclei, and Nikto probe for injection, broken access control, misconfiguration, and known CVEs across your live app.
API surface
Endpoints, methods, parameters, and auth requirements are cataloged and tested for the input-driven flaws automated scanners routinely miss.
Subdomains & external attack surface
Subdomain discovery and external surface mapping find the forgotten hosts that never made it onto anyone's scan schedule.
SSL / TLS
Weak ciphers, expired or misissued certificates, and protocol downgrade exposure across every listener that speaks TLS.
Exploit validation with Paladin AI
Every candidate vulnerability is validated for real-world exploitability and confirmed with a proof-of-concept before it reaches your report.
Point-in-time and scheduled - with exploit validation
TurboPentest is point-in-time or scheduled vulnerability testing with exploit validation; it is not a continuously-running unmanaged scanner subscription. You run a test when you need one - one-off or on a daily, weekly, or monthly schedule - and every finding is validated, not just flagged. Vulnerability testing is one part of a broader security program; here is how it connects.
Vulnerability testing FAQ
What is vulnerability testing?+
Vulnerability testing is the process of probing a system - network, web app, API, subdomains, and SSL/TLS - to identify security weaknesses that an attacker could abuse. TurboPentest runs 14 scanning tools to surface candidate vulnerabilities, then goes a step further than a raw scanner: the Paladin AI validates which of those weaknesses are actually exploitable and confirms them with a proof-of-concept, so you get a short list of real issues instead of a flood of unconfirmed alerts.
What is the difference between vulnerability testing and a penetration test?+
A traditional vulnerability scan lists everything that might be wrong and leaves you to sort real from noise. A penetration test proves what an attacker can actually do. TurboPentest blends both: it runs vulnerability testing across your whole attack surface and then validates exploitability with AI and proof-of-concept - so each finding arrives already confirmed, with a PoC and remediation, the way a pentest would deliver it.
How is this different from a raw vulnerability scanner?+
A raw scanner floods you with thousands of unconfirmed alerts and no idea which ones matter. TurboPentest validates each candidate finding for exploitability and attaches a proof-of-concept, so you spend your time fixing confirmed vulnerabilities instead of triaging false positives.
What do I get at the end of a vulnerability test?+
A PDF report with an executive summary, each confirmed finding with its proof-of-concept and remediation guidance, an attack surface map, a STRIDE threat model, and retest commands so you can re-run the exact checks to confirm every fix landed. Results arrive in hours.
How much does vulnerability testing cost?+
$99 per target, flat. No subscription, no credit packs, no minimum. If a test finds zero actionable vulnerabilities, your next one is free.
Find the real vulnerabilities. Prove the exploit. $99.
Self-serve vulnerability testing services with exploit validation, in hours. 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.