IT & Product
Penetration Test Scoping
Scope a pentest engagement end to end — contacts, in-scope assets, test types, timing, and a signed rules-of-engagement in one flow.
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Penetration Test Scoping
Scope a pentest engagement end to end — contacts, in-scope assets, test types, timing, and a signed rules-of-engagement in one flow.
Who we are working with
Company / organization*
Primary contact*
The person we call the moment we find something critical.
Contact email*
Emergency contact phone*
Reachable during testing windows in case something needs to stop immediately.
Your timezone*
So testing windows and status calls land at sane local hours.
Scope
Test types in scope*
In-scope assets*
Out-of-scope exclusions
Be explicit — anything not excluded here and listed above is fair game for the testers.
Logistics & sign-off
Preferred start date*
We confirm the final window after scoping review.
Expected testing effort*
Total active testing time you expect to commission — e.g. 40 hours for a focused web app test.
Report format*
Authorizing signature*
Signed by someone with authority to approve security testing of the listed assets.
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