Cloud Penetration Testing
For security and engineering teams preparing for SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, or enterprise customer due diligence.
Typical start in 2–3 weeks
Fast-Track can make you eligible to start in about 1 week, subject to availability
Choose your package
All packages cover one mobile app on either iOS or Android. Choose based on role count, app complexity, and the follow-up support you need.
Report and delivery
You receive an audit-ready penetration testing report for engineering, security, compliance, and customer-facing teams. It includes the engagement scope and dates, methodology summary, validated findings with severity and impact, reproduction steps, technical evidence, remediation guidance, and an executive summary for non-technical stakeholders.
Findings and final outputs are delivered through VulnKeep, Blaze's PTaaS platform. Your team can review validated findings, track remediation progress, prioritize issues by severity and impact, export issues to Jira or CSV, and download reports and supporting evidence.
What happens after you buy
Once your order is confirmed, a Blaze project manager will contact you to confirm the scope, dates, access requirements, environments, and any audit or customer deadlines before testing begins.
You will also receive access to your VulnKeep project. The pentesting team will start on the agreed date, publish validated findings as they are ready, and deliver the final report with any package-specific follow-up, such as fix validation, a debrief, or attestation support.
FAQ
Each package covers either iOS or Android. If you need both platforms tested, contact us before purchase.
No. Each package has a defined role limit. If you need more roles tested, contact us for a custom engagement.
We test backend interactions as they relate to the mobile app and agreed package scope.
If you need a standalone API pentest or broader backend coverage, contact us.
We usually need access to the app build or distribution method, test accounts for each role in scope, environment details, and any critical workflows you want covered.
For iOS, this may involve TestFlight or another agreed distribution method. For Android, this may involve an APK, internal testing track, or another agreed method.
Yes. A stable staging or production-like build is often preferred, especially when testing sensitive workflows.
The environment should include the functionality, roles, and data paths you want tested.


