Written authorization
Confirm who owns the systems, what is in scope, what is excluded, and who can approve the work.
Security testing
Know the scope.
Understand the risk.
Security testing is a deliberate, authorized activity. Clear boundaries and responsible communication come before any testing begins.
Discuss a scoped assessmentResponsible by design
Boundaries make
the work better.
The exact testing scope depends on the systems, permissions, and goals agreed for an engagement. No activity should begin without clear authorization.
Agreed boundaries
Define testing windows, permitted methods, escalation contacts, and operational constraints in advance.
Responsible reporting
Agree how findings will be documented, communicated, handled, and followed up.
Before any test
Align first.
Test with purpose.
- 01
Define the request
Discuss the environment, business context, objectives, and the people responsible for approval.
- 02
Agree the rules
Document scope, exclusions, schedule, contacts, and incident or stop-work procedures.
- 03
Share findings safely
Use an agreed channel and format to communicate relevant findings and next steps.
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Talk through the scope.
Discuss your environment, goals, and the questions you need answered before testing starts.
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