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Penetration Testing Services in Seattle, WA

Seattle's software economy is anchored by Amazon and Microsoft, surrounded by a fast-moving SaaS and dev-tools ecosystem and a steady stream of bootstrapped indie SaaS founders. The defining feature of pentest scope here is cloud-native — most Seattle apps live in AWS, ship through CI/CD pipelines, and use IAM-heavy authorization patterns. The interesting findings are in the cloud and CI/CD seams, not the traditional perimeter.

Why Seattle buyers choose QUANT LAB USA

QUANT LAB USA runs cloud-pentest-aware engagements for Seattle SaaS and dev-tools clients. Web application coverage is standard, plus AWS IAM and resource-policy review, CI/CD pipeline secrets exposure, and the boundary between developer tooling and production systems. Reports map to MITRE ATT&CK Cloud and Containers matrices — what Seattle-grade engineering reviewers expect to see.

Scope & coverage

Four engagement types cover most of what Seattle clients ask for. Web application pentests — OWASP Top 10, business logic, authentication, authorization, and API security across REST and GraphQL. Internal network and Active Directory engagements — Kerberoasting, AS-REP roasting, lateral movement, ADCS abuse, and credential dumping from an assumed-breach starting position. External perimeter assessments — attack surface mapping, exposed services, and credential exposure. Wireless engagements — corporate Wi-Fi, guest network isolation, and BYOD segmentation.

Every technique used is mapped to a MITRE ATT&CK ID so your detection team — in-house or MSSP — can see what your defenses caught and what they missed. Reports include the executive summary, full technical narrative, evidence chain, and a remediation roadmap prioritized by exploitability rather than CVSS alone.

The local angle

For Seattle cloud-native SaaS, scope typically covers a credentialed web app test, an AWS IAM and resource-policy review for misconfiguration, and a CI/CD pipeline review for secrets handling and pipeline poisoning.

Deliverables

  • Full written report — executive summary, technical narrative, evidence chain
  • Every finding mapped to MITRE ATT&CK technique IDs
  • Proof-of-compromise screenshots and command history for critical issues
  • Prioritized remediation roadmap ordered by exploitability, not CVSS alone
  • Debrief call with your security and engineering leads
  • Retest of critical findings after remediation (included in most scopes)
  • Attestation letter for SOC 2, PCI, HIPAA, or vendor-review needs

Reference engagement

See our J5 Sales OS for a representative engagement. A SaaS platform we built and secured end-to-end — the architecture pattern we apply to Seattle cloud-native engagements.

FAQ — Seattle engagements

Do you cover AWS IAM and cloud misconfiguration?

Yes. AWS IAM, resource policies, S3 exposure, KMS, and the MITRE ATT&CK Cloud matrix are explicit scope on Seattle engagements. Same on GCP and Azure when relevant.

Can you review our CI/CD pipeline for secrets exposure?

Yes. GitHub Actions and GitLab CI pipeline review is part of the cloud-native scope — secrets handling, OIDC trust policies, and pipeline poisoning paths.

Time-zone overlap with PT?

Comfortable working morning through early afternoon Pacific from a Georgia HQ. Scoping calls accommodate PT schedules; testing windows are not time-zone-bound.

Ready to scope a Seattle pentest?

Book a scoping call. We will walk through rules of engagement, environment, and pricing in one conversation.

Or talk to us directly: (770) 652-1282 · beltz@quantlabusa.dev