PTaaS Pro · $500/month · On-Demand Internal Testing

AI-Powered Internal
Security Auditing
Built for Your Team.

GhostDrill PTaaS Pro gives your internal security team a complete on-demand penetration testing platform — with every authorization gate, legal document, and compliance artifact built in. Test your own infrastructure continuously, generate audit-ready reports, and manage all findings in one place.

Important Disclaimer

GhostDrill is not liable for any environment-level implications resulting from the use of the scan function, including system instability, performance degradation, or service disruption. You are solely responsible for ensuring full authorization to test all systems in scope. We strongly recommend scheduling scans during off-peak or maintenance hours for production or high-traffic web applications. All scans require a signed Rules of Engagement and verified identity prior to execution. Unauthorized use is a violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) and applicable international law.

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Supported Target Types

What Can You Test?

Web Applications

Full-stack web apps, SPAs, static sites

Network Infrastructure

Internal and external network ranges

Cloud Environments

AWS, Azure, GCP misconfigurations

Active Directory

On-prem AD, Azure AD, hybrid

API Surfaces

REST, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSocket

Full Stack

Combined multi-layer assessments

Methodology

Six-Phase Pentest Methodology

Authorization & Legal Gates

Before any scan begins, GhostDrill enforces a multi-step authorization workflow to ensure every test is fully documented and legally defensible.

Geo-restriction: US-only access enforcement (IP-based)
Identity verification via LinkedIn + email domain matching
AI-assisted title & authority validation (CISO, CTO, Director, etc.)
Email domain must match the declared target scope
Multi-step engagement contract with Rules of Engagement (ROE)
NDA acknowledgement and liability assumption
Timestamped electronic signature with IP capture
Signed contract archived for legal audit trail

Reconnaissance & OSINT

The AI operator maps the full attack surface before any active testing begins.

Passive DNS enumeration and subdomain discovery
HTTP header analysis and technology fingerprinting
Open port and service identification
SSL/TLS certificate intelligence
Public exposure analysis (S3 buckets, GitHub leaks, etc.)
Web application framework and CMS detection
Admin panel and sensitive path discovery
Third-party integration exposure mapping

Vulnerability Assessment

Active scanning and exploitation simulation across the OWASP Top 10 and beyond.

SQL Injection (blind, error-based, time-based)
Cross-Site Scripting (Reflected, Stored, DOM-based)
Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
XML External Entity (XXE) injection
Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR)
Authentication bypass and weak credential testing
API security testing (REST, GraphQL)
Business logic abuse testing
Broken access control and privilege escalation

Infrastructure & Network Testing

Deep infrastructure analysis for network, cloud, and Active Directory environments.

Network segmentation testing
Active Directory attack simulation (Kerberoasting, Pass-the-Hash, DCSync)
Cloud misconfiguration assessment (AWS, Azure, GCP)
Container and Kubernetes security review
Firewall and ACL bypass techniques
VPN and remote access security testing
Lateral movement path simulation
Credential reuse and password spraying

Privilege Escalation & Persistence

Simulating what an attacker does after initial foothold — the most dangerous phase.

Local privilege escalation (Windows & Linux)
Domain privilege escalation
Token impersonation and manipulation
Scheduled task / cron job abuse
DLL hijacking and binary planting
Registry persistence mechanisms
Service account abuse
Defense evasion technique simulation

Reporting & Remediation

Every engagement produces a full dual-audience report with actionable remediation roadmaps.

Executive summary with risk rating (Critical / High / Medium / Low)
Technical finding write-ups with proof-of-concept evidence
CVSS scoring for each finding
MITRE ATT&CK tactic and technique mapping
Kill chain stage classification
FAIR-based financial impact estimates
Compliance gap mapping (NIST CSF, CIS Controls, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, GDPR)
Tiered remediation roadmap: Immediate / 30-day / 90-day
Findings pushed directly to your Engagement database
Business impact simulations per finding

Process

How a GhostDrill Pentest Works

Step 1

Define Scope

Enter your target systems, IPs, domains, and engagement type (black/grey/white box).

Step 2

Authorize & Sign

Complete identity verification, review the contract and ROE, and sign electronically.

Step 3

Run Analysis

The AI red team operator runs a full multi-phase engagement against your authorized scope.

Step 4

Review & Act

Receive a full dual-audience report and push findings directly to your engagement tracker.

Best Practice: Schedule Scans During Off-Peak Hours

Active penetration testing generates significant network traffic and may trigger WAF/IDS/IPS systems, cause minor latency spikes, or interact with live databases. For production environments, we recommend running scans between 12:00 AM – 6:00 AM local time or during a scheduled maintenance window. Notify your SOC or on-call team prior to testing so security alerts are contextualized appropriately.

Ready to Launch Continuous Internal Security Testing?

Subscribe to PTaaS Pro and run your first AI-powered internal audit today. Authorization gates, legal documentation, compliance reporting, and findings management are all built in.

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