Repeatable assessments
Plan tests at suitable intervals or after significant changes, within the agreed service scope.
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Security testing · Designed around your business
Test the assumptions.
Find a clearer way forward.
Use scoped, repeatable security testing to examine weaknesses, prioritise improvements and check what changes after remediation.
Scope agreed around your business · One point of contact
A defined testAuthorised scope and clear objectives
CyberTest, explained
What is CyberTest?
Security testing.
With a specific purpose.
CyberTest is an automated security-testing service for agreed targets, using repeatable checks and testing methodologies to examine potential weaknesses. It can support routine assurance between or alongside specialist consultant-led engagements.
Radian helps define the question, the authorised systems and the depth of testing required. The useful outcome is a clear set of findings connected to action, with the chosen approach and reporting agreed before testing starts.
See the bigger picture →Built around the work you do
Better questions.
More useful evidence.
The features that matter, with the practical details made clear.
Network exposure
Examine authorised infrastructure and reachable assets to identify weaknesses that need investigation or remediation.
Wireless assessment
Review agreed wireless systems and access arrangements, with testing methods and site requirements confirmed.
Application testing
Discuss supported web or mobile applications and the depth of examination needed for the assurance question.
Controlled social exercises
Where included, coordinate authorised phishing or social-engineering simulations with clear audiences and rules.
Explore this serviceActivity records
Use available action logs and evidence to understand the work performed. Confirm reporting and SIEM integration support.
Prioritised findings
Review severity with business context so the team understands what to address and why.
Remediation & retesting
Assign owners for improvements, then agree a suitable follow-up test to check the result.
Defined boundaries
Confirm targets, permissions, exclusions, timing and stop conditions before the assessment.
Service availability, equipment, features, licences and support scope are confirmed in your proposal. Optional services are priced and agreed separately.
The picture, made clearer
From a defined question.
To a verified improvement.
A testing cycle connects the authorised scope with evidence, remediation and follow-up.
- 01ScopeAuthorised targets and objectives
- 02TestAgreed methods and evidence
- 03PrioritiseFindings with business context
- 04RetestVerify the agreed remediation
A repeatable process: use the findings to guide the next review.
Illustrative testing workflow. Targets, methods and retesting are agreed before the exercise.
Make an informed choice
Choose the setup around your work.
A changed environment
New remote access, altered firewall rules or an application launch can justify a targeted test rather than waiting for the next annual review.
The right level of assurance
Automated testing, vulnerability scanning and a manual penetration test are different exercises. Choose the method around the question and any external assurance requirement.
Findings that lead somewhere
Agree evidence, prioritisation and retesting. A report is more useful when the organisation has named owners and a practical route to resolution.
The practical details
Define the scope.
Then make the test count.
Authorisation and planning establish what can be examined and how the exercise should be conducted.
Plan your setup ↗Agree the assets
List systems, addresses, accounts and third-party dependencies, with permission from the appropriate owners.
Set the working rules
Confirm timing, exclusions, contacts and conditions for pausing the activity.
Close the loop
Review results with the people responsible for changes and decide how remediation will be verified.
From enquiry to everyday use
A clearer path, with Radian.
- 01
Define
Identify the question, targets and assurance required.
- 02
Authorise
Agree permissions, timing and working rules.
- 03
Examine
Carry out the scoped assessment and record findings.
- 04
Improve
Prioritise remediation and agree follow-up testing.
A little more clarity
CyberTest,
answered.
Have a question about your setup?
Tell us what you want to improve.
Does CyberTest replace a manual penetration test?
Not automatically. Automated testing can provide repeatable insight, while formal or complex assurance may call for a consultant-led engagement. Confirm the required method and deliverables.
Can you test a new application?
Application type, technology, access and testing depth need reviewing. We confirm supported scope and whether specialist manual testing is required.
What defines the scope?
The objectives, targets, permitted methods, boundaries and exclusions. These shape effort, reporting and cost and must be agreed before testing.
Can testing affect live services?
Some methods can have operational effects. Timing, permitted activity, safeguards and stop conditions are part of the agreed rules of engagement.
Can results feed into our monitoring tools?
Available logs, export formats and integrations depend on the selected platform and agreement. Tell us which SIEM or workflow needs the information.
Will you verify our fixes?
A retest can be scoped around the findings and remediation performed. Its timing and coverage are agreed rather than assumed.
UK-wide service enquiries
CyberTest across the UK.
Testing needs written authorisation and a precise scope, whether systems support one office or many UK sites. Agree target assets, testing windows, exclusions, reporting and the responsibilities for remediation before work starts.
Based in Charlwood, we welcome enquiries nationwide, with a particular focus on Horley, Crawley, Gatwick, Surrey, Sussex and London. Delivery, availability and any site attendance are confirmed for your chosen service.
Let’s talk
Let’s turn testing
into useful action.
Tell us about your current setup, priorities and plans. We’ll help you work through the next steps.
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