Two speeds, one standard. AI SOC 2 pentest in 48 hours from $1,500. Hybrid (AI + senior US pentester) audit-ready in 5–6 days from $5,000.
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We specialize in SOC 2 pentest work for SaaS companies, AI platforms, and tech startups. If your auditor requires a pentest as part of SOC 2 Type I or Type II evidence, we scope, test, and deliver — an AI SOC 2 pentest in 48 hours or a hybrid SOC 2 pentest audit-ready in 5–6 days.
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A SOC 2 penetration test is an independent, exploit-validated security assessment of the systems in scope for a SOC 2 Type 1 or Type 2 audit. It produces the third-party evidence AICPA auditors use to confirm that Trust Service Criteria controls CC6.1, CC6.6, CC6.7, CC7.1, and CC7.2 are operating effectively, not just documented. A qualifying SOC 2 pentest must include all of the following:
The AICPA does not list a pentest by name in the SOC 2 Trust Service Criteria, but in practice a SOC 2 pentest is required: auditors need third-party, exploit-validated evidence to attest that controls CC6.1, CC6.6, CC6.7, CC7.1, and CC7.2 are operating effectively. A vulnerability scan, an internal review, or a self-attestation will not satisfy the requirement.
Traditional firms deliver reports that don't map to CC6.x and CC7.x controls, which forces rework and delays.
Annual testing windows don't align with audit timelines, leaving you scrambling at the last minute.
Legacy firms charge $20K to $60K for the same coverage StealthNet delivers with AI pentests starting at $1,500 and hybrid pentests starting at $5,000.
$1,500
Best for: Early-stage companies, Type I preparation, pre-audit validation
Starting at $5,000
Typical engagements range from $5,000 to $10,000 depending on scope
Best for: SOC 2 Type II, production SaaS platforms, investor-facing audits
Business impact overview for leadership and auditors
CVSS-rated, exploit-confirmed, with screenshots and evidence
Every finding mapped to CC6.x / CC7.x trust criteria
Free retest showing all fixes validated and verified
A named, US-based senior tester validates every finding before your report is delivered.
Reports are pre-formatted for SOC 2, so there is no manual reformatting and no delays at audit time.
Two speeds, one standard — an AI SOC 2 pentest in 48 hours or a hybrid pentest audit-ready in 5–6 days.
From scoping call to a SOC 2-ready report on day 5–6, with a free retest before your audit window closes.
30-minute scoping call. We confirm in-scope systems, audit window, and auditor expectations.
Test plan, rules of engagement, and credentials handoff via private Slack channel.
AI-driven attack simulation validated by a senior US-based pentester. Daily progress updates and high/critical findings posted live to your Slack channel.
Senior-reviewed PDF report delivered on day 5–6. Findings mapped to CC6.1, CC6.6, CC6.7, CC7.1, CC7.2 with CVSS, evidence, and reproduction steps. Executive summary and attestation letter included.
We retest every high and critical finding inside the audit window and issue a clean retest letter for your auditor.
Download the SOC 2 checklist as your starting point. The Fast-Track engagement covers ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, NIST, CMMC, FedRAMP, FDA, and more with the same methodology and timeline.
SOC 2 does not explicitly mandate penetration testing, but auditors and enterprise customers commonly expect evidence that controls are tested, findings are tracked, and remediation is validated. This checklist helps teams prepare audit-ready documentation before their SOC 2 window. The Fast-Track engagement itself supports any compliance framework, SOC 2 is just where most teams start.
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The pentest evidence auditors expect differs by audit type. Here's what each requires.
StealthNet delivers Type 1 and Type 2 SOC 2 pentests on the same two-track cadence — AI in 48 hours, hybrid audit-ready in 5–6 days — so your auditor has clean evidence whether you're issuing your first SOC 2 report or your fifth.
Every StealthNet SOC 2 report tags findings against the specific Trust Service Criteria your auditor will test.
Authentication, authorization, BOLA / IDOR, privilege escalation, session handling. The most commonly tested control in any SOC 2 pentest.
External perimeter, VPN, firewall, and segmentation testing. Demonstrates that internet-facing systems are protected against unauthorized access.
TLS configuration, certificate validation, downgrade attacks, sensitive-data exposure across application and API surfaces.
Validates that your detection and response stack actually catches the exploit attempts our testers run. Findings include alerting gaps.
Tests whether anomalous activity (brute force, mass enumeration, privilege escalation) is detected, escalated, and contained.
Optional add-on. Validates that recent production changes have not introduced regressions to the security posture documented at Type 1.
Both appear in SOC 2 evidence packages — but they answer different questions and only one satisfies the AICPA expectation for active testing.
Most SOC 2 programs need both. A continuous vulnerability scan catches drift between audits, and an annual penetration test produces the exploit-validated findings auditors require to sign off CC6.x and CC7.x. StealthNet bundles both so you do not have to manage two vendors.
Pentest evidence formatted specifically for SOC 2 Type 1 audits, the SOC 2 Type 1 to Type 2 transition, and pre-audit readiness.
A penetration test before a SOC 2 audit gives your auditor exploit-validated evidence that controls CC6.1, CC6.6, CC6.7, CC7.1, and CC7.2 are not just designed but effective. The single best signal we see for first-time SOC 2 success.
Exercises every authenticated and unauthenticated surface on the application that holds customer data, mapped to CC6.1 logical access controls and CC7.1 system monitoring. Pre-formatted for your Type 1 readiness assessment.
Covers REST, GraphQL, and gRPC endpoints against the OWASP API Top 10, with focused testing of broken object-level authorization (BOLA), token handling, and tenant isolation.
Validates your internet-facing perimeter, VPN gateways, and remote access portals. Findings ladder up to CC6.6 (boundary protection) and CC7.2 (anomaly detection) and are accepted by every major SOC 2 auditor.
The bridge to Type 2. Gives you operating effectiveness evidence across the audit window, surfaces drift between point-in-time Type 1 controls and live production, and seeds your SOC 2 Type 2 readiness package.
Has to satisfy both SOC 2 trust criteria and HIPAA Security Rule expectations on the same systems. We scope a single hybrid pentest that covers both, with a unified report your SOC 2 auditor and HIPAA reviewer can each consume.
Built for MSPs and MSSPs that need SOC 2 pentest coverage for themselves and their managed clients.
A hybrid AI plus human pentest of your own infrastructure, mapped to CC6.x and CC7.x, delivered audit-ready in 5–6 days.
Per-tenant scoping with per-client reporting so every engagement can stand on its own at audit time. Co-branded reports optional.
Bring the client and the SOC 2 timeline. We run the pentest, deliver a co-branded report mapped to CC6.x and CC7.x, and include a free retest.
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Common questions about SOC 2 pentest requirements, scoping, timing, and cost.
Compare full SOC 2 pentest pricing, read our SOC 2 blog guide, review the SOC 2 auditor checklist, or see all compliance frameworks we cover.
Same AI plus human delivery model, mapped to the framework your auditor or customer cares about.
Security Rule §164.312 safeguards
Requirement 11.3 / 11.4 testing
Annex A control validation
800-53, 800-171, and CSF mapped
Level 2 (NIST 800-171) crosswalk
510(k) cybersecurity for medical devices
Moderate/High baseline pentest
EU Article 25 ICT pentest for financial entities
Every compliance pentest pulls from these test-type services as needed. Scope is sized to your environment, not padded with hours.