Our certified ethical hackers simulate real cyberattacks against your infrastructure, web applications, APIs, cloud environments, and networks - exposing security weaknesses before malicious actors exploit them. Expert pen testing aligned to OWASP Top 10, NIST, MITRE ATT&CK, and major compliance frameworks.
Security Testing 101
Penetration testing - also known as pen testing, ethical hacking, or security testing - is a controlled, authorized simulation of a cyberattack against your organization's systems, networks, applications, and infrastructure. Certified ethical hackers use the same tools, techniques, and tactics as real-world adversaries to identify security vulnerabilities before malicious actors do.
Unlike automated vulnerability scanning, penetration testing involves human expertise and adversarial thinking. A skilled pen tester chains multiple low-severity issues together to demonstrate critical real-world attack paths that scanners cannot detect. The goal is not just to find vulnerabilities - it's to prove exploitability, assess business impact, and provide actionable remediation guidance.
Organizations across SaaS, healthcare, financial services, government contracting, and regulated industries rely on periodic and continuous penetration testing to satisfy SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, NIST 800-53, and PCI DSS requirements - and to genuinely protect their customers, data, and reputation.
Authorized & Controlled: All testing is conducted within a defined scope and rules of engagement - no production disruption without consent.
Human-Led Expertise: Certified testers apply adversarial reasoning, business context, and chained exploit techniques that automated tools miss entirely.
Compliance-Ready Deliverables: Reports are structured to satisfy SOC 2 auditors, ISO 27001 certification bodies, and regulatory compliance requirements.
Automated tool-based detection of known CVEs and configuration issues. No human judgment. High false-positive rate. Cannot chain vulnerabilities.
Human-led adversarial testing. Exploits real attack chains. Validates exploitability. Provides business-context risk ratings and remediation paths.
Surface-level findings - identifies what might be vulnerable but cannot confirm exploitability or real-world impact.
Deep exploitation - proves vulnerabilities are exploitable, demonstrates lateral movement, privilege escalation, and data access.
Limited compliance value - automated scans alone rarely satisfy SOC 2, ISO 27001, or HIPAA auditor requirements for security testing.
Compliance-ready reports - satisfies SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, ISO 27001 Annex A.12.6.1, and NIST 800-53 CA-8 requirements directly.
The Security Gap
Organizations invest heavily in firewalls, endpoint protection, and SIEM platforms - yet attackers continue to breach them. The reason is almost always the same: security controls are never tested from an adversary's perspective.
Security teams assume their WAF, IDS, and access controls are effective - but without real-world adversarial testing, misconfigured rules, bypassable controls, and logic flaws remain invisible and exploitable.
No single vulnerability scanner chains multiple low-severity findings into a critical attack path. A public-facing misconfiguration combined with a weak credential policy can lead directly to full database compromise - invisible to automated tools.
APIs, third-party integrations, cloud storage buckets, and CI/CD pipelines expand your attack surface dramatically. Most organizations have no visibility into whether these interfaces are exploitable from an external attacker's position.
Without penetration testing for internal network security, organizations rarely discover how quickly an attacker can escalate privileges, move laterally between systems, and reach crown-jewel assets after an initial foothold.
Checking boxes for SOC 2 or HIPAA without conducting rigorous penetration testing leaves organizations compliant on paper but insecure in practice - a condition auditors are increasingly scrutinizing.
Annual penetration tests create a 364-day window of unvalidated risk exposure. New features, cloud migrations, API changes, and personnel shifts introduce vulnerabilities daily - a reality no annual testing program addresses.
These are the gaps a real penetration test closes - before an attacker finds them first.
Our Testing Philosophy
At Impact Risk Advisors, penetration testing is not a compliance checkbox exercise. We approach every engagement the way a sophisticated threat actor would - with patience, creativity, and a deep understanding of business context. Our ethical hackers hold certifications including OSCP, CEH, CISSP, and GPEN, and bring real-world red team and purple team experience to every assessment.
We tailor testing scope, methodology, and reporting to your organization's specific risk profile, technology stack, compliance requirements, and business objectives. Whether you need a focused web application penetration test before a product launch, a full network security assessment ahead of a SOC 2 audit, or ongoing red team exercises to validate your detection capabilities - we build the right engagement.
Every engagement begins with a clear scope of work, rules of engagement, emergency contacts, and liability boundaries - protecting your operations while enabling thorough testing.
We perform OSINT, passive and active reconnaissance before any exploitation - mapping your real attack surface the way a real threat actor would.
Every finding is rated not just by technical severity (CVSS) but by the actual business impact to your specific organization - customer data, revenue, regulatory exposure.
We don't disappear after the report. Our testers walk your engineering team through findings, verify patches, and re-test critical vulnerabilities at no additional charge.
We think like adversaries - chaining vulnerabilities and pursuing the most impactful attack paths, not just a list of CVEs.
Our team holds OSCP, CEH, GPEN, GWAPT, and CISSP certifications with demonstrated hands-on exploitation skills.
Executive summaries for leadership and detailed technical findings with proof-of-concept for your engineering team.
After remediation, we re-test all critical and high findings at no additional cost to confirm vulnerabilities are properly resolved.
Every finding maps to relevant compliance controls - SOC 2, ISO 27001 Annex A, NIST 800-53, HIPAA, and OWASP Top 10.
Testing Coverage
From web application security testing to cloud infrastructure assessments, our ethical hacking services cover every layer of your attack surface - with methodology tailored to each environment and technology type.
In-depth security testing of web applications targeting authentication flaws, injection vulnerabilities, insecure direct object references, CSRF, session management weaknesses, and business logic flaws aligned to the OWASP Top 10.
External and internal network security testing to identify open services, weak protocols, firewall misconfigurations, unpatched vulnerabilities, lateral movement paths, and privilege escalation opportunities across your network infrastructure.
Targeted security assessment of REST, GraphQL, SOAP, and gRPC APIs exposing authentication weaknesses, improper data exposure, broken object-level authorization (BOLA), and rate-limiting bypasses based on the OWASP API Security Top 10.
Security assessment of AWS, Azure, and GCP environments targeting misconfigured S3 buckets, IAM privilege escalation, exposed metadata services, insecure cloud storage, and container escape vulnerabilities in Kubernetes and Docker environments.
Security testing for iOS and Android applications covering insecure data storage, improper session management, client-side injection, API communication security, and reverse engineering resistance - aligned to the OWASP Mobile Security Testing Guide (MSTG).
External penetration testing assesses your organization from an outside attacker's perspective - no prior access. Internal penetration testing simulates an insider threat or attacker who has gained a foothold, validating segmentation, lateral movement paths, and privilege escalation.
Testers have zero prior knowledge of the target environment - simulating a real external threat actor. Ideal for validating your external attack surface and public-facing security posture.
White box testing provides full architecture, source code, and credentials for deep logic and code-level analysis. Gray box testing - the most common engagement - provides partial access to simulate a compromised insider or authenticated attacker.
Not sure which test type your compliance requirement or risk profile calls for? We'll scope the right engagement for you.
Testing Methodology
Our penetration testing methodology follows industry-standard frameworks including PTES (Penetration Testing Execution Standard), OWASP Testing Guide, and NIST SP 800-115 - adapted with real-world adversarial tradecraft developed through years of offensive security engagements.
Before touching a single port, our testers conduct thorough passive and active reconnaissance. This includes OSINT (open-source intelligence) gathering, DNS enumeration, WHOIS analysis, SSL certificate inspection, Google dorking, LinkedIn and job posting analysis, and Shodan/Censys scanning to map your publicly visible attack surface exactly as a real attacker would.
Armed with reconnaissance data, testers perform targeted vulnerability scanning using commercial and open-source tools including Nessus, Burp Suite Pro, Nmap, Nikto, and OpenVAS. Findings are manually triaged to eliminate false positives and identify chains of vulnerabilities that form viable attack paths - a step automated tools completely skip.
With verified vulnerabilities identified, our ethical hackers attempt controlled exploitation to confirm exploitability and measure real business impact. This phase uses Metasploit Framework, custom exploit scripts, manual SQL injection, XSS payload delivery, credential stuffing, and business logic abuse - always within the defined rules of engagement.
After establishing an initial foothold, testers simulate what a real attacker would do next - attempting privilege escalation, lateral movement, credential harvesting, Active Directory attacks (Pass-the-Hash, Kerberoasting, Golden Ticket), and pivoting toward crown-jewel assets like databases, backup systems, and administrative interfaces.
Every engagement concludes with a comprehensive penetration testing report including an executive summary, risk-rated findings with CVSS scores, proof-of-concept screenshots and payloads, business impact analysis, and step-by-step remediation recommendations. Reports are formatted for both your security team and for compliance auditors. We also provide a free debrief call and patch verification testing.
Common Findings
Our penetration testers regularly discover the following vulnerability classes across organizations of every size and industry. These are the real-world attack vectors - not theoretical risks - that lead to data breaches and regulatory violations.
Injection flaws remain the #1 critical vulnerability class. Attackers inject malicious SQL or OS commands through unvalidated inputs to extract databases, bypass authentication, or execute server-side commands.
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Weak password policies, missing multi-factor authentication, insecure session tokens, JWT algorithm confusion, and broken object-level authorization (BOLA/IDOR) allow attackers to impersonate legitimate users and access unauthorized data.
IDOR: /api/user/1234 → /api/user/1235
Reflected, stored, and DOM-based XSS vulnerabilities allow attackers to inject malicious scripts into web pages viewed by other users - enabling session hijacking, credential theft, and phishing attacks against your users.
<script>document.cookie</script>
Default credentials, overly permissive CORS policies, exposed admin panels, publicly accessible S3 buckets, unnecessary open ports, and verbose error messages are among the most prevalent and dangerous configuration issues we uncover.
admin:admin | Port 3306 exposed | S3 public
Unencrypted data in transit (HTTP, weak TLS), plaintext credentials in logs, PII accessible via unauthenticated endpoints, and inadequate data masking expose customer data to interception and regulatory liability under HIPAA, GDPR, and PCI DSS.
HTTP→HTTPS | Cleartext logs | PII in API
Broken object-level authorization, excessive data exposure, lack of rate limiting, mass assignment vulnerabilities, and improper asset management in REST and GraphQL APIs are consistently among our highest-risk findings.
BOLA | Mass Assignment | No Rate Limit
Applications that deserialize untrusted data without validation are vulnerable to remote code execution, privilege escalation, and replay attacks. This class of vulnerability often leads to complete server compromise.
RCE via serialized object manipulation
Once inside a network, our testers regularly discover paths to Domain Admin through misconfigured Active Directory, Kerberoastable service accounts, over-privileged IAM roles, and unpatched local privilege escalation vulnerabilities.
Kerberoast | Pass-the-Hash | AD misconfiguration
Regulatory Alignment
Penetration testing is not just a security best practice - it is an explicit requirement or strongly expected control under every major compliance framework. Our testing deliverables are structured to satisfy auditors and certification bodies directly.
SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria CC7.1 and CC4.1 require organizations to implement and test detection and monitoring controls. Auditors increasingly expect documented penetration testing results as evidence of a mature security program.
The HIPAA Security Rule (45 CFR § 164.306) requires covered entities and business associates to conduct regular technical and non-technical evaluations of their security safeguards. OCR audit findings frequently cite lack of penetration testing as a HIPAA compliance gap.
ISO 27001:2022 Annex A Control 8.8 (Management of technical vulnerabilities) and A.12.6.1 explicitly require vulnerability assessments. Certification bodies expect penetration testing as evidence of information security control effectiveness.
NIST SP 800-53 Control CA-8 (Penetration Testing) explicitly mandates penetration testing for federal systems and high-impact environments. The NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) Identify and Protect functions require security assessment as a core activity.
The FTC's updated GLBA Safeguards Rule (effective 2023) explicitly requires covered financial institutions to conduct annual penetration tests and biannual vulnerability assessments as part of their information security program.
PCI DSS v4.0 Requirement 11.4 mandates both external and internal penetration testing of the cardholder data environment (CDE) at least annually and after significant changes - using a qualified security assessor or internal pen testing methodology.
Continuous Security Validation
An annual penetration test validates your security posture on a single day. Every new feature release, cloud migration, employee change, third-party integration, or dependency update potentially introduces new vulnerabilities - leaving a 364-day gap in your security validation program.
Organizations with mature security programs are moving toward continuous penetration testing - a model where automated security validation, attack surface monitoring, and periodic focused manual testing combine into a year-round security assurance program. This approach aligns with how sophisticated threat actors continuously probe for new attack opportunities.
Our continuous security validation program integrates with your development pipeline, monitors your external attack surface for new exposures, and schedules targeted manual pen tests around major releases and infrastructure changes.
Annual testing - required by most compliance frameworks. Covers your current attack surface at a point in time.
Semi-annual testing - aligns with GLBA Safeguards Rule, SOC 2 audit cycles, and major release schedules.
Quarterly + continuous ASM - best practice for SaaS, healthcare, and financial services organizations.
Post-major-change testing - required by PCI DSS 11.4 and best practice after significant infrastructure changes.
Sample Annual Security Testing Timeline
Deliverables
A penetration test is only as valuable as the report it produces. Too many security testing engagements deliver voluminous technical reports that engineering teams can't act on and executives can't understand. Our penetration testing reports are engineered for both audiences - precise, actionable, and compliance-ready.
Every report includes an executive summary designed for board and C-suite communication, a detailed technical findings section with proof-of-concept evidence and screenshots, CVSS v3.1 risk ratings, and prioritized remediation recommendations that your development team can act on immediately. All findings are mapped to relevant compliance controls for direct audit use.
Non-technical summary of overall risk posture, critical findings, and recommended priorities for leadership and board reporting.
Every finding rated using the Common Vulnerability Scoring System with business-context adjustments for your specific environment.
Each finding maps to SOC 2, ISO 27001 Annex A, NIST 800-53, HIPAA, or OWASP Top 10 for direct audit evidence use.
30-minute technical debrief call with your engineering team plus free re-testing of all Critical and High findings after remediation.
Business Value
Beyond compliance requirements, regular penetration testing delivers measurable business value by reducing breach risk, accelerating compliance programs, and providing the evidence organizations need to win enterprise customers.
Identifying and remediating critical vulnerabilities before attackers exploit them is dramatically less costly than responding to a breach. The average cost of a data breach in 2024 exceeded $4.8M - a single pen test engagement pays for itself many times over.
Penetration testing reports from Impact Risk Advisors are structured as direct compliance evidence - reducing audit preparation time and providing auditors and certification bodies with the documentation they require to issue reports and certifications.
Enterprise customers and procurement teams increasingly require penetration testing evidence during vendor security assessments. A recent pen test report demonstrates that your organization takes security seriously - a competitive differentiator for B2B SaaS companies.
Do your WAF, IDS, EDR, and SIEM tools actually detect and block real attacks? Penetration testing answers this question definitively - validating whether your security investments are working as intended or merely providing the illusion of protection.
With limited security budgets, organizations need to know where to invest first. Penetration testing delivers a risk-ranked prioritization of vulnerabilities by actual exploitability and business impact - enabling smarter remediation spending.
Many cyber insurers now require documented penetration testing as a condition of coverage or for premium qualification. Providing pen test reports demonstrating a proactive security posture can directly reduce your cyber liability insurance costs.
Every benefit listed above is a direct outcome of a well-scoped, expert-led penetration test.
Clarifying the Difference
These two security testing approaches are frequently confused - but they serve fundamentally different purposes and deliver very different levels of assurance. Most compliance frameworks require penetration testing specifically, not just vulnerability scanning.
Automated tool scans for known CVEs and misconfigurations - no human judgment or creativity applied
Does not attempt exploitation - cannot confirm if a vulnerability is actually exploitable in your specific environment
High false-positive rates - generates noise that consumes engineering time on non-issues
Cannot chain multiple vulnerabilities together - misses complex attack paths that lead to critical breaches
Does not satisfy SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, or NIST 800-53 CA-8 penetration testing requirements for auditors
Cannot assess business logic, authentication flows, or application-specific vulnerabilities
Human-led ethical hackers apply adversarial thinking, creativity, and business context to find what scanners miss
Proves exploitability with proof-of-concept demonstrations and real-world impact assessment
Manually verified findings eliminate false positives - every reported vulnerability is confirmed real
Chains multiple vulnerabilities into complete attack paths - revealing how a real attacker would achieve a breach
Compliance-ready reports accepted by SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, and NIST 800-53 auditors as direct evidence
Tests business logic, authentication mechanisms, API security, and custom application vulnerabilities unique to your environment
Vulnerability scanners tell you what might be weak. Our penetration tests prove what's actually exploitable.
Compliance Integration
Penetration testing is not a standalone activity - it is a foundational component of a continuous compliance and cybersecurity risk management program. At Impact Risk Advisors, we integrate penetration testing findings directly into your broader compliance posture, risk register, and remediation tracking.
Rather than siloing your pen test results, we map every finding to your compliance framework controls, update your risk register, and track remediation progress within your ongoing compliance program. This means your SOC 2 Type II evidence package, your ISO 27001 ISMS documentation, and your HIPAA risk analysis are all enriched and strengthened by each penetration testing engagement.
Risk Register Updates: Pen test findings are immediately incorporated into your organizational risk register with remediation timelines and ownership assigned.
Compliance Evidence Management: Testing reports are stored and organized within your compliance evidence library - ready for auditor review without last-minute scrambling.
Control Effectiveness Validation: Each testing cycle validates whether your security controls are working - providing documented evidence of continuous control monitoring required by SOC 2 and ISO 27001.
vCISO-Guided Remediation: Our virtual CISO service ensures that penetration testing findings translate into strategic remediation priorities, not just a list of issues sitting in a ticket queue.
CC7.1, CC4.1 evidence directly satisfied
Annex A 8.8 control validation
Findings → Risk items → Tracked remediation
Technical safeguard validation documented
Strategic prioritization and oversight
Evidence for coverage & premium reduction
Industries Served
Our penetration testing expertise spans every regulated industry. We understand the specific compliance requirements, threat models, and technology environments unique to each sector - delivering testing that is relevant, not generic.
Web app, API, and cloud security testing for SOC 2 readiness and enterprise customer security reviews.
HIPAA-aligned penetration testing for EHR systems, patient portals, telemedicine platforms, and healthcare APIs.
PCI DSS and GLBA penetration testing for payment platforms, banking apps, lending systems, and crypto wallets.
NIST 800-53 and CMMC penetration testing for federal contractors, defense systems, and government cloud deployments.
PCI DSS CDE testing, web application security, and third-party integration testing for online retail platforms.
ICS, SCADA, and operational technology security assessments aligned to IEC 62443 and NIST frameworks.
FERPA and research data protection testing for universities, EdTech platforms, and research institutions.
21 CFR Part 11 and HIPAA penetration testing for clinical trial systems, lab information systems, and biotech platforms.
Technologies & Frameworks
Our ethical hackers use industry-standard commercial and open-source tools combined with custom scripts and proprietary techniques developed through years of real-world security engagements. Every engagement is guided by established testing frameworks and standards.
OWASP Top 10 & Testing Guide
All web application tests follow OWASP Top 10 (2021), OWASP API Security Top 10, OWASP Mobile MSTG, and the OWASP Web Security Testing Guide (WSTG v4.2).
MITRE ATT&CK Framework
Post-exploitation tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) are mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise and Cloud matrices for threat-informed defense reporting.
NIST SP 800-115 & CSF
Our testing methodology follows NIST SP 800-115 (Technical Guide to Information Security Testing and Assessment) for planning, execution, and reporting phases.
Penetration Testing Execution Standard
The PTES framework governs our engagement lifecycle - from pre-engagement scoping through post-exploitation, reporting, and remediation verification phases.
The Cost of Inaction
Organizations that forego regular security testing are not saving money - they are accepting unknown, unquantified risk. The consequences of undetected vulnerabilities are increasingly severe in today's regulatory and threat landscape.
The average cost of a data breach in 2024 reached $4.88M - including incident response, legal fees, notification costs, regulatory fines, and customer compensation. A single unpatched SQL injection could cost more than a decade of penetration testing.
HIPAA civil monetary penalties reach up to $1.9M per violation category annually. GDPR fines reach 4% of global revenue. SOC 2 audit failures disqualify organizations from enterprise contracts. Regulators consistently cite inadequate penetration testing as an aggravating factor.
81% of customers say they would stop doing business with a company after a data breach. For B2B SaaS companies, a publicized breach during an enterprise sales cycle ends deals immediately - damage that is virtually impossible to quantify and extremely difficult to reverse.
Undetected vulnerabilities are the primary entry point for ransomware attacks. Average ransomware recovery costs in 2024 exceeded $2.73M - excluding ransom payments, which are now routinely demanded in the millions. A penetration test that identifies lateral movement paths could prevent catastrophic operational disruption.
SOC 2 Type II auditors, ISO 27001 certification bodies, and HIPAA auditors are increasingly treating the absence of penetration testing documentation as a control deficiency. Failed audits result in delayed certifications, lost contracts, and remediation costs that far exceed the cost of testing.
Your unpatched vulnerability becomes your customers' security problem. Enterprise customers conducting vendor security assessments regularly reject vendors without penetration testing programs - creating immediate revenue risk for organizations that treat security testing as optional.
Every day without a penetration test is a day an attacker could be finding what your scanner missed.
Real-World Results
These representative case studies illustrate the types of critical vulnerabilities our penetration testing engagements uncover - and the breaches they prevent - across different industries and testing scopes.
A B2B SaaS platform engaged us for a web application penetration test ahead of their SOC 2 Type II audit. Our testers discovered an IDOR vulnerability in their project management API that allowed any authenticated user to access other organizations' data by incrementing numeric IDs - a complete tenant isolation failure that had existed since launch.
Outcome: Vulnerability remediated before audit. SOC 2 Type II report issued without qualification. No customer data was exposed. Enterprise deal with Fortune 500 customer preserved.
A regional healthcare provider requested an internal network penetration test as part of their annual HIPAA security evaluation. Starting from a standard employee workstation, our testers escalated to Domain Admin within 4 hours through a combination of Kerberoasting, an unpatched Windows privilege escalation CVE, and misconfigured network segmentation - ultimately reaching the production EHR database.
Outcome: Four critical vulnerabilities remediated. Network segmentation redesigned. Active Directory hardening implemented. HIPAA risk analysis updated with documented remediation evidence.
A fintech lending platform requested API penetration testing before a major investor security review. Our testers identified a GraphQL introspection exposure combined with a broken function-level authorization flaw that allowed any authenticated borrower to query the full details of other customers' loan applications, income data, and credit profiles.
Outcome: Critical API vulnerability patched within 48 hours. GLBA Safeguards Rule compliance maintained. Investor security due diligence passed. Potential regulatory fine under GLBA avoided.
During a cloud penetration test of an e-commerce platform's AWS environment, our testers discovered a publicly accessible S3 bucket containing six years of customer order exports - including names, addresses, and partial payment information - resulting from a misconfigured bucket policy introduced during a legacy data migration.
Outcome: Bucket secured immediately upon discovery. Data access logs reviewed - no evidence of prior unauthorized access. PCI DSS QSA notified. Proactive customer notification avoided through prompt discovery.
These vulnerabilities were found before attackers did. Let us do the same for your environment.
Why Impact Risk Advisors
Most penetration testing firms deliver a report and disappear. At Impact Risk Advisors, our penetration testing service is built on a unique combination of offensive security expertise and deep compliance knowledge - so your test results directly strengthen your SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and NIST compliance posture, not just your firewall rules.
Our testers are not just ethical hackers - they are cybersecurity advisors who understand the regulatory environment your organization operates in. Every finding is contextualized within your compliance obligations, and our reports are designed to be handed directly to auditors, certification bodies, and enterprise procurement teams.
OSCP, CEH, CISSP, CISA-certified team with hands-on experience across SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and NIST frameworks.
Reports structured for direct use in SOC 2 audits, ISO 27001 certification, and HIPAA risk analysis - no reformatting required.
We re-test all Critical and High findings after remediation at no cost, and our team is available for technical debrief calls with your engineering team.
Most engagements begin within 2 weeks of contract execution. Urgent pre-audit testing can often be accommodated within 5 business days.
Penetration testing engagements completed across regulated industries
Average critical/high vulnerabilities discovered per web application engagement
SOC 2 audit success rate for clients who completed pre-audit pen testing
Average time from contract execution to test commencement
What Our Clients Say
"Impact Risk Advisors found 3 critical vulnerabilities in our API that our internal team and previous vendor had completely missed. Their report was handed directly to our SOC 2 auditor without any modification. That's exactly what we needed."
- CTO, Series B SaaS Company
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