Penetration testing for IoT and hardware

IoT ecosystems are complex, distributed, and vulnerable. Protect them with IoT pen tests designed for their specific needs.

Get a Quote Learn more

IoT pen tests require a special approach

Internet-connected cameras, printers, lighting, industrial control systems, and mobile devices have been deployed by the billions, making them ideal on-ramps for attackers–and beyond the ability of most organizations to secure via status-quo pen testing. Instead, with Bugcrowd IoT Pen Tests (a Bugcrowd PTaaS solution), you can improve your security posture immediately by running highly configurable, high-impact testing at scale to shut those attack vectors down.

Find and fix common issues fast

Identify common vulns like weak credentials, insecure networks, interfaces, device management, and lax data storage.

Tackle complex devices with equal ease

Testing requirements for devices and hardware can be extremely diverse, so IoT pen tests can be modified to suit individual testing needs.

Rely on battle-tested standards

Our methodology follows common testing standards such as OWASP, PTES and OSSTMM.

Use the right pentesters and tools for the task

We combine human-driven testing by a curated team of experts, scanners, and custom tooling to get the high-impact results you want.

Curated Pentester Teams

Use a team your assets deserve

Other pen test providers rely solely on scanners or cookie-cutter teams of generalists regardless of your specific assets, environment, or needs–virtually guaranteeing low-impact results. Instead, we use the power of CrowdMatch^TM ML on our platform to curate qualified, motivated pentester teams for your precise requirements, boosting high-quality results over other methods.

Penetration Test Dashboard

See results as they happen

Never be in the dark about your pen test results again. You can view prioritized findings, action items, analytics, and pentester progress 24/7 through the methodology checklist in a rich dashboard designed specifically for pen testing workflows. When ready, your final report is available for download from the same dashboard. Similar experiences for your other Bugcrowd solutions are just clicks away.

Pen Test Products

Optimized for today’s most demanding cybersecurity requirements

A Pen Test Offering for Everyone

BASIC

For basic assurance

External Web Apps and External Networks

Includes:

Basic report

New

STANDARD

For standard pen tests

External Web Apps and External Networks

Buy Now

Includes:

Standard report
Expert, trusted pentesters (CrowdMatch)
Real-time Pen Test Dashboard
Integration with SDLC

PLUS

For pen tests with special requirements

Web Apps, Networks, Mobile Apps, APIs, Cloud Services, IoT

Everything in Standard +

Detailed report (e.g, can be customized for specific regulations)
Support for special pentester requirements: Geolocation restrictions, special skill sets, etc.
Access to Solution Architect
Retesting
Internal Targets

MAX

For maximum risk management

Web Apps, Networks, Mobile Apps, APIs, Cloud Services, IoT

Everything in Plus +

Choice of continuous or time-boxed testing
Methodology-driven pen test combined with incentivized bug bounty

Speed & Scale

Launch tests in days, not weeks. Findings flow directly into your dev and security processes for rapid remediation.

High-impact results

Meet compliance goals and surpass them when needed by incentivizing pentesters for results. (See Sample Report)

Deep configurability

Count on a pentester team built for your precise needs. Mix and match test types, methodologies, durations, and models.

Real-time visibility

View findings and pentester progress through the methodology checklist in real time via the Bugcrowd Platform’s rich Penetration Test Dashboard.

OUR CUSTOMERS

Experienced. Proven. Trusted.

Bugcrowd PTaaS gives me, my team, and our clients complete peace of mind that BeebBole is up and running securely. Bugcrowd has been nothing but fast, efficient, and meticulous.

Yves Hiernaux, CEO and Co-Founder, BeeBole

We’ve received some very interesting and unexpected traffic from a variety of researchers, and I think that kind of testing exercises our product more thoroughly than would be possible.

William Scalf, Security Architect, Softdocs