Fixila Enterprise · Security

Test your defenses before attackers do.

Penetration testing, risk and vulnerability assessments, and incident response, each with a clear written report your technical team and leadership can both act on.

Priced by proposal

What's the difference between a vulnerability assessment and a penetration test?

A vulnerability assessment scans your systems to find known weaknesses and ranks them by risk. A penetration test goes further: a tester actively tries to exploit weaknesses, the way an attacker would, to show what could really be reached. Many organizations start with an assessment and add penetration testing for critical systems.

What you receive

Security assessments and testing

All testing is done only with your written authorization and an agreed scope.

Security assessments and testing
ServicePrice
Cybersecurity risk assessmentFrom $4,000
External vulnerability scanBy proposal
Network security assessmentFrom $3,500
Penetration test, externalFrom $7,500
Penetration test, internalFrom $10,000
Web application penetration testFrom $8,000
Phishing and social engineering testFrom $5,000
Retest after fixesFrom $2,000
HIPAA and compliance risk assessmentFrom $6,000

Ongoing security and response

Ongoing security and response
ServicePrice
Two-step sign-in (MFA) rollout projectFrom $2,500
Incident response$295 per hour
Incident response retainer (priority response, pre-agreed plan)By proposal
Written security policies (information security plan, acceptable use, incident response plan)From $5,000
Compliance readiness (for example Colorado Privacy Act, PCI, CMMC, SOC 2 readiness)By proposal

Security awareness training

Monthly training modules and practice phishing emails for your team, with reports on how everyone is doing.

Minimum 5 users.

How it works

  1. Scoping

    Systems, rules of engagement and written authorization.

  2. Testing

    Scheduled to avoid disrupting operations.

  3. Report

    Findings ranked by risk with remediation steps.

  4. Retest

    Confirm fixes worked, if included in scope.

Questions people ask

Do you need our permission before testing?

Yes. All testing is done only with your written authorization and an agreed scope. We agree in writing on which systems, which dates and which methods, and nothing outside that scope is touched.

Is penetration testing safe for production systems?

Testing is scoped and scheduled with you in advance, and risky tests can be limited or run in maintenance windows.

Will we get a report we can share with customers or insurers?

Yes. Reports include an executive summary suitable for leadership, customers and insurers, plus technical detail for your team.

Can you help during an active incident?

Contact us right away. Incident response support is available, and we can help you plan ahead so you're ready.

Book a free security consultation.

Tell us about your environment, your obligations and what you need to test. You get a written scope, rules of engagement and price.