What to really test
Colombia detects roughly 1.3 million attack attempts per day. A scanner is the floor; manual validation turns a PDF into a decision.
The question isn't whether your platform is safe — it's what you're missing. This piece defines what to really test: web, APIs, manual validation and retest — and how the Slash launch offer aligns price with outcome.
1.3 million attempts a day
Colombia, 2025: 471.5 million attack attempts detected.
Colombia detects roughly 1.3 million attack attempts per day — 471.5 million across the year (source: CRC / FortiGuard Labs). An attempt isn't a successful attack, but every exploitable flaw is a door someone may find before you do.
What to actually test
Web apps and APIs — in that order.
The honest test covers your real surface: production web apps and the APIs behind them. APIs are where the expensive doors open today — authentication, authorization, input validation and misconfiguration.
Every finding is manually validated and reproducible; severity uses CVSS plus business context. What can't be reproduced doesn't get reported.
- Web apps: authentication, sessions, business logic.
- APIs: authorization, IDOR, input validation, misconfiguration.
- Configuration: headers, TLS, secrets, exposed surface.
- Manual validation of every relevant finding — scanners alone don't.
A price aligned with the outcome
COP $0 if no high or critical findings are confirmed.
Our launch offer aligns price with outcome: COP $0 if no high or critical vulnerabilities are confirmed within scope; COP $5M for one high finding; capped at COP $9M however many we find. The assessment always runs in full, with an executive report and 1 retest on paid engagements.
And the human factor
Controlled phishing and social engineering, from COP $5M.
Technology exposes; people open. We run controlled phishing and social-engineering tests from COP $5 million, with a report and training for your team.
Key takeaways
- Test production web and APIs — not the demo.
- Manually validate every finding; the scanner is the floor.
- Severity uses CVSS plus business context.
- The retest verifies fixes — included in paid assessments.
- No high findings means COP $0.
The questions we hear often
Is COP $0 real when nothing is found?
Yes: no confirmed high or critical findings means no cost — and you keep the full report.
Where does the statistic come from?
CRC / FortiGuard Labs, prospective cybersecurity analysis, 2026. Attempts ≠ successful attacks.
Do you test mobile?
The offer covers web apps and APIs; other scopes are quoted separately.
Who fixes the findings?
Whoever you choose — your team, another vendor or Slash; the retest still applies.
Is there an NDA?
Yes: scope and confidentiality are signed before testing starts.
Where to next
Pentest Colombia
Web & API pentest with guaranteed results: no high findings, COP $0.
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