01 / Find
Identify meaningful exposure
Examine the agreed environment for weaknesses and attack paths that could put your business at risk.
Veritex / Penetration testing
Summit Technology, partnered with Veritex.
Veritex
Penetration testing.
Find the risk before it finds you. Summit Technology, partnered with Veritex, brings penetration testing and practical security findings to Michigan businesses—so you know where you’re exposed and what to fix first.
Test with purpose. Act with confidence.
Defined scope
Authorized testing
Actionable findings
Beyond a list of vulnerabilities
Penetration testing
for Michigan businesses.
Security tools help protect your business. Penetration testing helps you evaluate those defenses within an agreed scope—and focus your effort where it matters.
02 / Prioritize
Make the next step clear
Put findings in context with practical priorities for your leadership and technical teams.
03 / Verify
Check your progress
Plan targeted retesting after remediation to assess whether the identified weaknesses have been addressed.
Explore the service range
The right test.
For your environment.
Start with one concern or build an assessment across several areas. We confirm available testing coverage, access requirements, and deliverables in your proposal.
01 / ASSESSMENT OPTION
Internal networks
Understand how weaknesses inside your environment could combine to expose accounts, systems, and business data. Review permissions, segmentation, and paths to higher access.
02 / ASSESSMENT OPTION
External exposure
Assess your approved internet-facing assets from an outside perspective. Identify exposed services, weak credentials, and misconfigurations that could provide a foothold.
03 / ASSESSMENT OPTION
AD password audits
Find weak and reused Active Directory passwords, understand risky account exposure, and prioritize improvements to credential hygiene.
04 / ASSESSMENT OPTION
Cloud & identity
Explore attack paths involving AWS, Azure, and Microsoft Entra ID. Review identity permissions, cloud configuration, and connections between cloud and on-premises systems.
05 / ASSESSMENT OPTION
Kubernetes
Evaluate supported clusters for excessive role permissions, exposed secrets, and weaknesses that could connect workloads to the wider environment.
06 / ASSESSMENT OPTION
Web applications & APIs
Review supported applications, authenticated workflows, and API endpoints for weaknesses in access control, session handling, and business logic.
Keep validating as things change. Ask about remediation support, retesting, and recurring assessments after major changes. Frequency and included work are defined in your engagement.
Attack paths / Business impact
See how small
weaknesses connect.
Autonomous penetration testing can follow connected weaknesses through your environment to validate where access could lead. Within the agreed scope, we use that evidence to explain business impact and focus remediation.
Exposed service
A reachable system creates an entry point.
Weak credential
An account weakness creates an opening.
Elevated access
Connected weaknesses extend access.
Business data
The path reveals what may be at risk.
Illustrative attack path. Actual findings depend on your environment and the authorized testing scope.
Identity security
Active Directory
password audits.
Active Directory Password Audit
Through Summit Technology’s partnership with Veritex, your assessment can include a focused review of password exposure across your Windows account environment.
Find risky passwords
Identify weak, guessable, or reused passwords. Checks can use known breached credentials and company-specific terms to reflect how attackers may target your organization.
Understand account exposure
See where similar or shared passwords could expose additional accounts. Prioritize the accounts and patterns that need attention first.
Make fixes measurable
Turn findings into account changes and stronger password-policy decisions. Plan repeat audits as people, passwords, and your business change.
We review the findings with your team and agree on practical next steps. Password-audit availability and coverage are confirmed in your engagement.
A deliberate process
Clear boundaries.
Useful answers.
Automated, platform-assisted testing is paired with a scoped engagement, a findings review, and a discussion of next steps.
01
Define
Agree on the systems, objectives, exclusions, timing, and written authorization before testing begins.
02
Test
Evaluate the approved environment within those boundaries, with a point of contact and agreed stop conditions.
03
Improve
Review findings, discuss business impact, and build a prioritized remediation plan.
04
Retest
Confirm the retesting scope and timing, then reassess the relevant findings after changes.
Built for action
A report your team can use.
We’ll agree on the deliverables before testing. An assessment can include:
For leadership
An executive overview
A plain-language summary of the assessment scope, key findings, and business priorities.
For your IT team
Technical findings
Supporting details and evidence to help your team understand and investigate the identified weaknesses.
For what’s next
A remediation roadmap
Prioritized next steps, ownership discussions, and a plan for any agreed follow-up testing.
Testing coverage, remediation work, retesting, timelines, and pricing are confirmed in your engagement. A penetration test is a point-in-time assessment, not a guarantee that every vulnerability will be found.
See the deliverable
Less guesswork.
More useful detail.
See how a report can connect business impact, technical findings, remediation priorities, and retest criteria. Our three-page example uses fictional findings throughout.
Illustrative sample only. No customer data or completed test results. Actual deliverables follow your agreed scope.
ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE
Assessment overview
Example finding: excessive account permissions
Impact
A route to shared business files.
Priority
Review access and credential controls.
Verify
Repeat the agreed checks after changes.
Evidence → action → verification
A coordinated approach
Summit Technology,
partnered with Veritex.
Based in Frankenmuth, Summit connects businesses in Saginaw, Bay City, the Great Lakes Bay Region, and across Michigan with Veritex penetration testing. Start with our team to define your assessment goals; access requirements, remote or onsite work, and deliverables are agreed before testing.
YOUR POINT OF CONTACT
Summit Technology
Talk with our Frankenmuth team about your goals, environment, and timing. Summit coordinates the conversation and helps you understand the priorities.
ASSESSMENT PARTNER
Veritex
The Veritex partnership brings the assessment focus: agreed testing scope, evidence of exposure, and clear findings for your team to review.
YOUR NEXT STEPS
A plan you can act on
We review the findings together and discuss owners, remediation work, and retesting. Responsibilities and included services are documented in your proposal.
Before we begin
Good questions.
Clear expectations.
Not sure what kind of testing you need? Start with your goals. We’ll help define an appropriate scope.
Is this the same as a vulnerability scan?
A vulnerability scan typically identifies potential weaknesses. Penetration testing goes further within its approved scope to evaluate attack paths and whether identified weaknesses can be exploited. The exact approach and limitations are agreed before testing.
What systems can be included?
Assessment options include internal and external networks, Active Directory passwords, supported cloud and Kubernetes environments, and web applications or APIs. We review suitability and confirm the exact targets and coverage before testing.
How much does penetration testing cost?
Pricing depends on the systems in scope, the testing approach, access requirements, reporting, and any remediation or retesting included. Tell us about your environment and goals so we can prepare a proposal. You review the scope and price before testing begins.
Could testing affect our business?
Testing can affect systems. We agree on timing, exclusions, contacts, and stop conditions in advance to manage risk. We do not promise that testing will be disruption-free.
Do we have to be a TotalCare client?
You can contact us about a standalone assessment. Testing scope and pricing are confirmed separately; do not assume a penetration test is included in your current support agreement.
What happens after we receive the findings?
We review priorities and discuss remediation options with your team. Implementation work and retesting are scoped separately unless they are explicitly included in your engagement.
Start with a conversation
Ready to find
your blind spots?
Tell us your goals and the areas you want to understand. We’ll help shape the next step.
What happens next
1. Discuss. We review your inquiry and contact you about your environment.
2. Define. We agree on targets, timing, access, and deliverables.
3. Confirm. You review the proposal before an assessment begins.
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