CREST Penetration Testing in Lisburn
£2,400 Flat per App

For Lisburn's engineering firms, retailers and council suppliers. Fixed price per app, retest included.

CREST accredited: Penetration Testing CREST accredited: Vulnerability Assessment CREST accredited: App Security Testing CREST accredited: Mobile App Security Testing

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  • £2,400 flat per app and its API, any size
  • Retest included
  • CREST accredited, rated 4.8/5 on G2

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Penetration Testing for Lisburn Teams

Northern Ireland

Lisburn sits just south-west of Belfast, with a mix of engineering and manufacturing firms, a major retail destination at Sprucefield, and public-sector employers including Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council. Thiepval Barracks, the Army's headquarters in Northern Ireland, gives the area a defence presence. Local software ranges from supplier portals and quoting tools to retail e-commerce and council-facing services.

Security requirements here depend on the customer. Engineering firms in aerospace and defence supply chains face formal cyber requirements from primes. Retailers take card payments. Public-sector contracts carry procurement security checks. We can cover the commercial application testing these buyers ask for, and we are clear about where specialist defence schemes take over.

What Lisburn Teams Bring Us to Test

Engineering and manufacturing

Engineering firms around Lisburn exchange drawings, quotes and orders with customers through supplier portals. Those in aerospace and defence supply chains face cyber requirements set by their prime contractors. Those requirements reach small firms too.

What we focus onAccess to drawings and technical files by customer, quote and order manipulation, supplier user management, file upload and download controls, and integration with ERP systems.

Retail and e-commerce

Retailers and brands in and around Sprucefield trade online as well as in store. Web shops, click-and-collect and loyalty schemes all process payments and customer accounts. Each is a target for fraud.

What we focus onCheckout and discount logic, gift card and loyalty balance abuse, account takeover, click-and-collect order access, and payment page integrity. We also check how staff accounts in the store's back office are protected and logged.

Council and public-service suppliers

Software firms supplying councils and public bodies in Northern Ireland handle resident data in licensing, bookings and service requests. Public buyers ask for security assurance at tender. Councils carry the reputational risk if it leaks.

What we focus onResident accounts and service records, staff and contractor roles, online payments for council services, document uploads, and public search features. We also check how contractor accounts used for inspections or enforcement are limited to their own cases.

What We Often Find

Lisburn's mix of supply-chain portals, retail and public services produces a distinct set of findings, with technical data and payments most at risk.

Technical drawings open to other customers

A supplier portal serves CAD files and specifications by file ID. Changing the ID returns drawings belonging to other customers, which can breach contracts and export controls.

Discount codes stacked or reused

Checkout accepts the same single-use code repeatedly or combines codes the business never meant to stack. Losses can grow quickly once codes circulate online. Abuse is rarely noticed until margins drop.

Gift card balance enumeration

Gift card balance checks have no rate limit, so attackers can guess card numbers and drain valid balances before customers spend them. Customers then blame the retailer, not the attacker.

Resident data in public search

A licensing or planning search returns more fields than the page displays, such as personal contact details, which are visible in the raw API response.

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What UK pricing guides put a SaaS app with an API and several user roles at.

Typical UK quote
CyberFortify
How it’s priced
Typical UK firm: day rates (median ~£1,000/day)
£2,400 flat per application
SaaS app, API, several roles
£12,000–£25,000
£2,400
Retest of your fixes
Often extra, £2,000–£5,000
Included
App bigger than expected
More days, bigger invoice
Same £2,400, no size cap
Who tests
Varies by firm
CREST-accredited engineers

Sources: Stingrai Penetration Testing Price Index (Sept 2026, median of 30 G-Cloud 14 rate cards) and Cyphere’s UK cost guide (2026).

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One Price, Everything In It

Per application · any size

£2,400flat

  • One web app and its API, no endpoint cap
  • Testing starts within a week, report in 4–7 working days
  • Free retest, signed attestation letter
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Included in the £2,400

  • AI-enabled testing, with every finding validated and exploited by CREST-accredited engineers
  • Authentication, access control between user roles and business logic
  • Criticals flagged within 24 hours, not held for the final report
  • CVSS-scored findings with reproduction steps and the fix
  • Clean report and signed attestation letter for customers, auditors and insurers
  • ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certified processes, professional liability cover and Koop cyber insurance

One application = one web product your users sign in to, plus its API. Mobile apps, internal networks and cloud reviews are scoped separately. Prices exclude VAT.

From First Call to Clean Health Report

9 gates, the same sequence on every engagement.

  1. 01

    Discovery

    Client insight

    We send a short questionnaire to understand your infrastructure, business requirements and security concerns.

    Owner: you + CyberFortifyOutput: completed questionnaire
  2. 02

    Agreement

    Scope & SOW

    We analyse your answers, define a clear scope and issue the Statement of Work.

    Duration: 2–3 business daysOutput: signed SOW
  3. 03

    Initiation

    Kickoff meeting

    We walk through methodology, timeline and requirements, and access is handed over securely.

    Format: live sessionOutput: methodology brief
  4. 04

    Active testing

    Testing execution

    AI-enabled coverage, then accredited engineers validate and exploit. High and critical findings are sent to you immediately.

    Duration: 4–7 working daysLive alerts: high & critical
  5. 05

    Reporting

    Report delivery

    Every finding with risk rating, technical detail and step-by-step remediation, mapped to your controls.

    Format: PDF + machine-readableAudit-ready
  6. 06

    Walkthrough

    Report review

    A session with your technical team to explain findings, priorities and remediation approaches.

    Duration: 60–90 minutesRecorded on request
  7. 07

    Remediation

    You fix

    Your teams implement fixes. We stay available for guidance throughout.

    Timeline: you set itSupport: on call
  8. 08

    Verification

    Retest

    We re-test every previously identified issue to confirm the fix and check nothing new was introduced.

    Cost: includedScope: every finding
  9. 09

    Attestation

    Clean health report

    A final report confirming remediation and your improved security posture, ready to share with auditors.

    Audit-readyShareable with customers

What Lisburn Buyers Ask For

Defence supply chain: JOSCAR and CHECK

Defence primes may ask for Cyber Essentials, DCPP risk assessments or JOSCAR. Our CREST report supports commercial assurance. Where a contract requires CHECK, a CHECK company must do that work.

PCI DSS for retailers

Merchants with their own checkout or payment integrations need to protect card data. Testing the payment journey helps support PCI DSS application testing requirements.

Public procurement security questions

Northern Ireland public tenders often ask about independent testing. A recent CREST report and attestation letter answers those questions with dated evidence.

Before you book.

We supply parts to a defence prime. Will they accept your pentest?

For the commercial web applications you run, such as a supplier portal, many primes accept a CREST pentest as evidence. Defence contracts can carry extra requirements, including Cyber Essentials, DCPP or occasionally CHECK. We are not a CHECK company. Check your contract wording, and we will tell you plainly if our test will not satisfy it.

Our web shop runs on a hosted platform. What would you actually test?

On a hosted platform, the provider secures the core. We focus on what you have added: custom apps, checkout changes, loyalty or gift card features, and integrations with your stock or customer systems. If you have changed very little, a full test may not be worth it, and we will say so.

Our portal shares drawings with customers abroad. Is that a security issue or an export issue?

It can be both. Our test checks that drawings are only reachable by the right customer accounts, which is a security control. Whether particular files are export-controlled is a legal question for your compliance team. A clean report helps show the access controls behind your export obligations are working.

Do you have an office in Lisburn?

No. CyberFortify has no Lisburn office. Web application and API tests run remotely, which is how almost all application pentests are delivered. Kick-off, critical alerts and the report walkthrough happen in UK working hours, and the price is the same £2,400 flat.

Why is it cheaper than UK day-rate firms?

Our AI Pentest Agent covers the breadth of your app: mapping every page and API route and checking the known issues. That frees our CREST-accredited engineers for exploitation, access control and business logic. Fewer billable days means one flat fee instead of a day rate. Every finding is still validated by a person before it reaches your report.

Is CyberFortify really CREST accredited?

Yes. CyberFortify is a CREST member company, accredited for Penetration Testing and AI-Enabled Penetration Testing, and a signatory of the CREST AI Charter. You can check our listing on the CREST Marketplace before you book.

What counts as one application?

One web product your users sign in to, plus the API behind it. Size doesn’t change the price: a large SaaS platform with many roles is still £2,400. A mobile app, an internal network or a cloud configuration review is a separate scope, and we’ll quote it on the call if you need it.

Is the price really fixed?

Yes. £2,400 per application, agreed on the scoping call before testing starts. The retest of your fixes is included. There are no day rates, so the invoice doesn’t grow if testing takes longer.

Is Cyber Essentials Plus the same as a penetration test?

No. Cyber Essentials Plus is a certification with a hands-on check of five basic controls. It doesn’t test your application for vulnerabilities the way a penetration test does.

Are you a CHECK company?

No. CHECK is the NCSC scheme for UK government and critical national infrastructure systems. If your contract names CHECK, you need a CHECK company, and we’ll tell you so on the call. CyberFortify is CREST accredited.

How fast can you start?

Testing usually starts within a week of the scoping call, and most reports are ready in four to seven working days. Criticals are flagged within 24 hours of discovery.

What happens to our data?

CyberFortify works under ISO 27001 certified processes. Client data from the engagement is disposed of afterwards, as set out in the statement of work. Every assignment carries professional liability insurance and Koop cyber insurance.

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