Even the most comprehensive reviews can miss hidden vulnerabilities. With Spearbit’s Penetration Testing (Pen Testing) service, we simulate real-world attack scenarios to uncover weaknesses that typical reviews might not catch. We focus on proactive threat detection, so your organization is not just secure - it’s resilient.
Spearbit’s penetration testing covers a broad range of targets, tailored to your architecture and risk model.
We assess both on-chain and off-chain systems - identifying how attackers might pivot from one to the other.
Penetration testing simulates real-world attacks on live or staging systems to identify exploitable vulnerabilities. Unlike static code audits, pen testing actively attempts to breach systems using custom attack scenarios, toolsets, and creative techniques.
Ideally before a major release, after significant infrastructure changes, or alongside a traditional security audit. It's especially useful before token launches, bridging implementations, or admin panel deployments.
We test Web3 dashboards, backend APIs, authentication flows, bridging systems, admin tools, cloud infrastructure, and more. We tailor every test to the client's stack, risk surface, and potential attacker paths.
Yes. We carefully coordinate all attack simulations and follow strict engagement rules. Tests can be scoped for staging or production depending on risk tolerance. Every activity is logged and shared with your team.
You'll receive a report with details like exploit paths, impact analysis, reproduction steps, and actionable remediation guidance. We can also deliver these reports in a format suited for developer workflows (e.g. GitHub Issues, Markdown).
Absolutely. Penetration testing pairs well with smart contract audits, Web2 security reviews, and threat modeling engagements. We can coordinate cross-surface reviews for a unified security assessment.
Our researchers are top-tier professionals with backgrounds in both offensive security and Web3 architecture. Many have experience in CTFs, red teams, exploit development, and formal verification.
Start by contacting our team. We'll schedule a scoping call to understand your systems, define scopes, and assemble a researcher team aligned with your goals.