Penetration testing for Melbourne businesses.
Controlled, real-world attack simulations that reveal how your defences actually hold up — delivered by a team that treats your risk as its own.
Melbourne businesses are targeted precisely because they're lean.
You hold data worth stealing but often run smaller security teams than the enterprises attackers usually write about. Whether you're in the CBD, Docklands, or the eastern suburbs, one unpatched gap is the difference between business as usual and a costly incident.
What's included
Our testers think like attackers — probing networks, applications and people to find the gaps before someone else does.
Network penetration testing
Internal and external network probing to find exploitable weaknesses in your infrastructure.
Web application testing
OWASP-aligned testing of your customer-facing and internal applications.
Social engineering simulation
Phishing and pretexting tests that measure how your team responds under pressure.
Wireless security testing
Assessing exposure through Wi-Fi networks and connected devices on-site.
Detailed reporting
Plain-language findings your leadership team can act on, ranked by real-world risk.
Remediation roadmap
A prioritised plan for closing the gaps we find, with re-testing available on request.
Built around Australian compliance.
Penetration testing increasingly isn't optional — it's expected by cyber insurers, enterprise clients running vendor due diligence, and frameworks like the Essential Eight and ISO 27001. GoCyber's reports are built to stand up to that scrutiny, giving you evidence rather than guesswork when it's time to answer a security questionnaire.
Our process
Scope
We define target systems and rules of engagement together, so testing is controlled and predictable.
Test
Our security team runs a controlled, real-world attack simulation against the agreed scope.
Report
You get clear findings ranked by risk — not a raw scan output nobody on your team has time to parse.
Remediate
We support closing the gaps we find, with a re-test available once fixes are in place.
FAQ
How often should we run a penetration test?
Most Melbourne businesses test annually, or after any major infrastructure change — a new cloud migration, a new application, or a merger.
Will this disrupt our operations?
No. Tests are scoped and scheduled around your business hours to avoid disruption to staff or customers.
Is this different from a vulnerability assessment?
Yes. A vulnerability assessment finds and lists weaknesses; a penetration test actively attempts to exploit them the way a real attacker would, showing real-world impact.
Find out where your risk actually sits.
Start with a conversation. We'll scope a test around your systems and your business.
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