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Network Penetration Testing for App Developers companies in Santa Fe

 

Network Penetration Testing for App Developers in Santa Fe

 

App development companies in Santa Fe and across New Mexico handle valuable data every day: customer information, API keys, intellectual property, and production workloads in the cloud. This makes them an attractive target for cybercriminals and insider threats looking to steal data, disrupt services, or quietly abuse access over time.

Common attacks against app developers include phishing, credential theft, malware, insecure VPN and Wi‑Fi access, exposed cloud services, weak API security, SQL injection, and ransomware. These are often aimed not just at your applications, but at the network and infrastructure that support your CI/CD pipelines, source code repositories, and staging/production environments.

The financial impact of a breach is substantial. In 2021 the median reported cost of a data breach reached $4.24M per incident, and that figure only reflects voluntarily reported breaches. For app development companies, the real damage also includes lost clients, delayed releases, regulatory issues, and reputational harm.

To stay ahead of these threats, organizations in New Mexico must regularly review, test, and upgrade their cybersecurity controls. This is where network penetration testing (net‑pen testing) becomes essential.

Network penetration testing is a controlled, ethical hacking exercise: a simulated cyberattack on your company’s on‑premise, cloud, and hybrid network infrastructure. The goal is to identify and exploit real‑world weaknesses before an attacker does. For app developers, this often includes testing:

  • Access to source code repositories (Git, SVN, etc.)

  • Build servers and CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, GitLab, Jenkins, Azure DevOps)

  • Cloud environments (AWS, Azure, GCP) supporting web and mobile apps

  • Internal networks and VPN entry points used by distributed dev teams

  • APIs, staging environments, and test data that may contain production‑like information

The results of a professional security assessment give leadership clear visibility into network vulnerabilities, effectiveness of existing controls, and regulatory/contractual compliance gaps (for example with HIPAA, PCI‑DSS, or customer security requirements).

 

Santa Fe Network Penetration Testing Experience

 

OCD Tech provides specialized network penetration testing services for app development companies in Santa Fe and across New Mexico. Our team combines deep technical expertise with practical experience in IT risk, security architecture, and application‑centric infrastructures.

We regularly work with organizations that build and maintain:

  • Web and mobile applications for healthcare, government, finance, and education in New Mexico

  • SaaS platforms hosted in public or hybrid cloud environments

  • Internal business applications and APIs that integrate with third‑party services

Our network penetration tests are not limited to running automated tools. We perform targeted, manual ethical hacking to:

  • Expose critical weaknesses in your network, cloud, and remote access paths

  • Identify misconfigurations (configuration review) that attackers can abuse

  • Demonstrate realistic attack paths from an initial foothold to sensitive app data and systems

  • Deliver clear, prioritized remediation guidance tailored to your technology stack and development workflows

The outcome is a practical, business‑focused security assessment that supports decision‑making for both technical leaders and non‑technical executives.

 

Network Penetration Testing Methodology

 

OCD Tech follows a structured, repeatable penetration testing methodology aligned with industry best practices. For app developers, this means we test the paths an attacker would actually use to move from the internet or a compromised user account into your development and production environments.

Our approach typically includes:

  • Passive Reconnaissance – Quietly collecting public information about your domains, apps, cloud presence, leaked credentials, and exposed services without directly touching your systems.

  • Active Reconnaissance – Safely scanning your external and internal networks to identify live hosts, open ports, vulnerable services, and misconfigured endpoints that could impact your applications.

  • Social Engineering (if in scope) – Testing how well your team resists phishing or impersonation attempts that could grant access to VPNs, admin portals, or code repositories.

  • Exploitation – Attempting controlled, authorized attacks against identified weaknesses to confirm which issues are truly exploitable.

  • Post‑Exploitation – Assessing the extent of access after a successful compromise: what data can be reached, what systems can be influenced, and how this could affect your apps and customers.

  • Privilege Escalation – Attempting to move from a low‑level user or service account to higher‑privilege accounts such as domain admins, cloud admins, or CI/CD orchestrators.

  • Lateral Movement – Exploring how an attacker could pivot across your environment, from endpoint to server, or from one cloud resource to another, to reach critical development and production assets.

  • Maintaining Access – Demonstrating how persistent access could be maintained (for example, through backdoor accounts or misconfigured access tokens), so you can close those gaps.

  • Covering Tracks – Evaluating how easily malicious activity could blend into normal traffic and where your logging and monitoring may fail to detect it (Blue Team / SOC visibility).

  • Reporting – Delivering a comprehensive but clear report that includes technical details, proof of concept where appropriate, business impact, and prioritized remediation steps.

This methodology supports traditional Red Team style testing as well as more collaborative Purple Team exercises, where we work directly with your defenders to strengthen detection and response.

 

National Reach

 

Although we focus on supporting app developers and technology companies in New Mexico, OCD Tech provides network penetration testing services across the U.S., including:

This national exposure allows us to bring lessons learned from large and complex environments back to app development companies in Santa Fe, helping them defend against the same advanced techniques used in larger markets.

 

Contact Our Santa Fe Network Penetration Testing Consultants

 

OCD Tech provides network penetration testing, ethical hacking, and cybersecurity consulting to app development companies and other organizations in Santa Fe and across New Mexico. Whether you are preparing for a major client security review, scaling a SaaS platform, or simply tightening your defenses, a focused penetration test will give you clear, actionable insight into your real security posture.

If you would like to discuss how a network penetration test can strengthen the security of your applications, infrastructure, and development processes, please complete the form below. A member of our team will follow up with you shortly to review your environment, objectives, and appropriate testing scope.

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Frequently asked questions

What services does OCD Tech provide?

OCD Tech offers a comprehensive suite of cybersecurity and IT assurance services, including SOC 2/3 and SOC for Cybersecurity reporting, IT vulnerability and penetration testing, privileged access management, social engineering assessments, virtual CISO (vCISO) support, IT general controls audits, WISP development, and compliance assistance for frameworks like CMMC, DFARS, and FTC Safeguards.

Which industries does OCD Tech serve?

OCD Tech specializes in serving highly regulated sectors such as financial services, government, higher education, auto dealerships, enterprise organizations, and not-for-profits throughout New England.

How long does an IT security assessment take?

Typically, OCD Tech’s on-site work spans 1–2 days, depending on complexity and number of sites, followed by 1–2 weeks of analysis and reporting to deliver clear, actionable recommendations.

Why should I get SOC 2 compliant?

SOC 2 reporting demonstrates to clients and prospects that an organization follows best-in-class controls over security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy—boosting trust, meeting RFP/due diligence requirements, and helping secure contracts. OCD Tech helps organizations achieve and maintain this compliance.

Can OCD Tech help me with federal cybersecurity regulations?

Yes—OCD Tech provides guidance for compliance with DFARS (NIST 800‑171), CMMC (Levels 1–3), and FTC Safeguards, ensuring organizations meet specific government or industry-based cybersecurity mandates.

What is a virtual CISO (vCISO), and do I need one?

A virtual CISO delivers strategic, executive-level cybersecurity leadership as a service. OCD Tech’s vCISO service is ideal for organizations lacking a full-time CISO and helps build programs, define policy, oversee risk, and guide security maturity.

Does OCD Tech offer ongoing security training or audits for staff?

Absolutely. OCD Tech provides tailored internal IT Audit training and security awareness sessions, plus annual reviews of Written Information Security Programs (WISP), such as Massachusetts 201 CMR 17 and other state or industry-specific controls.

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Network Penetration Testing for App Developers companies in Santa Fe

 

Network Penetration Testing for App Developers in Santa Fe

 

App development companies in Santa Fe and across New Mexico handle valuable data every day: customer information, API keys, intellectual property, and production workloads in the cloud. This makes them an attractive target for cybercriminals and insider threats looking to steal data, disrupt services, or quietly abuse access over time.

Common attacks against app developers include phishing, credential theft, malware, insecure VPN and Wi‑Fi access, exposed cloud services, weak API security, SQL injection, and ransomware. These are often aimed not just at your applications, but at the network and infrastructure that support your CI/CD pipelines, source code repositories, and staging/production environments.

The financial impact of a breach is substantial. In 2021 the median reported cost of a data breach reached $4.24M per incident, and that figure only reflects voluntarily reported breaches. For app development companies, the real damage also includes lost clients, delayed releases, regulatory issues, and reputational harm.

To stay ahead of these threats, organizations in New Mexico must regularly review, test, and upgrade their cybersecurity controls. This is where network penetration testing (net‑pen testing) becomes essential.

Network penetration testing is a controlled, ethical hacking exercise: a simulated cyberattack on your company’s on‑premise, cloud, and hybrid network infrastructure. The goal is to identify and exploit real‑world weaknesses before an attacker does. For app developers, this often includes testing:

  • Access to source code repositories (Git, SVN, etc.)

  • Build servers and CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, GitLab, Jenkins, Azure DevOps)

  • Cloud environments (AWS, Azure, GCP) supporting web and mobile apps

  • Internal networks and VPN entry points used by distributed dev teams

  • APIs, staging environments, and test data that may contain production‑like information

The results of a professional security assessment give leadership clear visibility into network vulnerabilities, effectiveness of existing controls, and regulatory/contractual compliance gaps (for example with HIPAA, PCI‑DSS, or customer security requirements).

 

Santa Fe Network Penetration Testing Experience

 

OCD Tech provides specialized network penetration testing services for app development companies in Santa Fe and across New Mexico. Our team combines deep technical expertise with practical experience in IT risk, security architecture, and application‑centric infrastructures.

We regularly work with organizations that build and maintain:

  • Web and mobile applications for healthcare, government, finance, and education in New Mexico

  • SaaS platforms hosted in public or hybrid cloud environments

  • Internal business applications and APIs that integrate with third‑party services

Our network penetration tests are not limited to running automated tools. We perform targeted, manual ethical hacking to:

  • Expose critical weaknesses in your network, cloud, and remote access paths

  • Identify misconfigurations (configuration review) that attackers can abuse

  • Demonstrate realistic attack paths from an initial foothold to sensitive app data and systems

  • Deliver clear, prioritized remediation guidance tailored to your technology stack and development workflows

The outcome is a practical, business‑focused security assessment that supports decision‑making for both technical leaders and non‑technical executives.

 

Network Penetration Testing Methodology

 

OCD Tech follows a structured, repeatable penetration testing methodology aligned with industry best practices. For app developers, this means we test the paths an attacker would actually use to move from the internet or a compromised user account into your development and production environments.

Our approach typically includes:

  • Passive Reconnaissance – Quietly collecting public information about your domains, apps, cloud presence, leaked credentials, and exposed services without directly touching your systems.

  • Active Reconnaissance – Safely scanning your external and internal networks to identify live hosts, open ports, vulnerable services, and misconfigured endpoints that could impact your applications.

  • Social Engineering (if in scope) – Testing how well your team resists phishing or impersonation attempts that could grant access to VPNs, admin portals, or code repositories.

  • Exploitation – Attempting controlled, authorized attacks against identified weaknesses to confirm which issues are truly exploitable.

  • Post‑Exploitation – Assessing the extent of access after a successful compromise: what data can be reached, what systems can be influenced, and how this could affect your apps and customers.

  • Privilege Escalation – Attempting to move from a low‑level user or service account to higher‑privilege accounts such as domain admins, cloud admins, or CI/CD orchestrators.

  • Lateral Movement – Exploring how an attacker could pivot across your environment, from endpoint to server, or from one cloud resource to another, to reach critical development and production assets.

  • Maintaining Access – Demonstrating how persistent access could be maintained (for example, through backdoor accounts or misconfigured access tokens), so you can close those gaps.

  • Covering Tracks – Evaluating how easily malicious activity could blend into normal traffic and where your logging and monitoring may fail to detect it (Blue Team / SOC visibility).

  • Reporting – Delivering a comprehensive but clear report that includes technical details, proof of concept where appropriate, business impact, and prioritized remediation steps.

This methodology supports traditional Red Team style testing as well as more collaborative Purple Team exercises, where we work directly with your defenders to strengthen detection and response.

 

National Reach

 

Although we focus on supporting app developers and technology companies in New Mexico, OCD Tech provides network penetration testing services across the U.S., including:

This national exposure allows us to bring lessons learned from large and complex environments back to app development companies in Santa Fe, helping them defend against the same advanced techniques used in larger markets.

 

Contact Our Santa Fe Network Penetration Testing Consultants

 

OCD Tech provides network penetration testing, ethical hacking, and cybersecurity consulting to app development companies and other organizations in Santa Fe and across New Mexico. Whether you are preparing for a major client security review, scaling a SaaS platform, or simply tightening your defenses, a focused penetration test will give you clear, actionable insight into your real security posture.

If you would like to discuss how a network penetration test can strengthen the security of your applications, infrastructure, and development processes, please complete the form below. A member of our team will follow up with you shortly to review your environment, objectives, and appropriate testing scope.

Customized Cybersecurity Solutions For Your Business

Contact Us

Customized Cybersecurity Solutions For Your Business

Contact Us

Frequently asked questions

What services does OCD Tech provide?

OCD Tech offers a comprehensive suite of cybersecurity and IT assurance services, including SOC 2/3 and SOC for Cybersecurity reporting, IT vulnerability and penetration testing, privileged access management, social engineering assessments, virtual CISO (vCISO) support, IT general controls audits, WISP development, and compliance assistance for frameworks like CMMC, DFARS, and FTC Safeguards.

Which industries does OCD Tech serve?

OCD Tech specializes in serving highly regulated sectors such as financial services, government, higher education, auto dealerships, enterprise organizations, and not-for-profits throughout New England.

How long does an IT security assessment take?

Typically, OCD Tech’s on-site work spans 1–2 days, depending on complexity and number of sites, followed by 1–2 weeks of analysis and reporting to deliver clear, actionable recommendations.

Why should I get SOC 2 compliant?

SOC 2 reporting demonstrates to clients and prospects that an organization follows best-in-class controls over security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy—boosting trust, meeting RFP/due diligence requirements, and helping secure contracts. OCD Tech helps organizations achieve and maintain this compliance.

Can OCD Tech help me with federal cybersecurity regulations?

Yes—OCD Tech provides guidance for compliance with DFARS (NIST 800‑171), CMMC (Levels 1–3), and FTC Safeguards, ensuring organizations meet specific government or industry-based cybersecurity mandates.

What is a virtual CISO (vCISO), and do I need one?

A virtual CISO delivers strategic, executive-level cybersecurity leadership as a service. OCD Tech’s vCISO service is ideal for organizations lacking a full-time CISO and helps build programs, define policy, oversee risk, and guide security maturity.

Does OCD Tech offer ongoing security training or audits for staff?

Absolutely. OCD Tech provides tailored internal IT Audit training and security awareness sessions, plus annual reviews of Written Information Security Programs (WISP), such as Massachusetts 201 CMR 17 and other state or industry-specific controls.

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