The Problem & Our Approach
Most vulnerability scans tell you what software versions are running. A penetration test tells you what an attacker could actually do with that information. There is a significant difference between the two — and most organizations don't discover it until after an incident.
Thorium's penetration tests are conducted by practitioners who spent their careers conducting offensive security operations at the Department of Defense level, where the consequences of a missed finding were never theoretical. We brought that standard to the private sector. We go beyond automated tooling — we think through attack chains the way real adversaries do, validate exploitability with hands-on testing, and document exactly what a determined threat actor could accomplish in your environment from initial access to full compromise.
The result isn't a list of software versions and CVE numbers. It's a clear, evidence-backed picture of your actual exposure — and a prioritized roadmap for closing it.
External Penetration Test
Internet-facing infrastructure, firewall and VPN exposure, publicly accessible services, DNS enumeration, credential harvesting attempts, and exploitation of externally reachable vulnerabilities.
Internal Penetration Test
Network segmentation effectiveness, lateral movement paths, unauthenticated access opportunities, internal service exposure, and exploitation of trust relationships between systems and network segments.
Authenticated Penetration Test
Privilege escalation from standard user to administrator, access to sensitive data and critical systems, weak permission configurations, credential reuse opportunities, and domain compromise pathways.
Web Application Penetration Test
Injection vulnerabilities, authentication and session management weaknesses, access control failures, sensitive data exposure, business logic flaws, and OWASP Top 10 coverage across all application functionality.
Mobile Application Penetration Test
Local data storage security, authentication and authorization controls, API communication security, certificate validation, reverse engineering exposure, and platform-specific vulnerability coverage for iOS and Android.
Cloud Service Penetration Test
IAM permission misconfigurations, exposed storage and compute resources, metadata service exploitation, cross-account access opportunities, serverless function vulnerabilities, and insecure API gateway configurations.
Wireless Penetration Test
Wireless encryption and authentication weaknesses, rogue access point susceptibility, evil twin attack exposure, guest network segmentation failures, unauthorized device detection, and credential capture opportunities against poorly configured wireless infrastructure.
Physical Penetration Test
Physical access control bypass, tailgating and piggybacking susceptibility, server room and wiring closet access, sensitive data visible in common areas, unattended workstation exposure, and social engineering of on-site personnel.

Thorium Information Security, LLC.
Hayden, Idaho, USA
(208) 352-2877
Sales@ThoriumInfosec.com