Penetration Testing companies in Hong Kong
Browse 11 penetration testing firms assessing applications, networks and infrastructure for exploitable weaknesses in Hong Kong. Compare compliance frameworks, products and technology partners.
Showing 11 of 11 companies
CompanyWhat they do
- Nueva SolutionsBarangaroo, AustraliaManaged Security · Detection & Response +8 more

- Blue Arca Cyber SecurityCentral, Hong KongPenetration Testing · Threat Intelligence +6 more

- SESECIANAmsterdam, NetherlandsManaged Security · Detection & Response +7 more
- Security Research LabsBerlin, GermanyOffensive Security · Penetration Testing +8 more
- MobileumCupertino, United StatesNetwork Security · Threat Intelligence +3 more

- NENETbuilderUnited KingdomManaged Security · Detection & Response +5 more
- NanoMatriXWanchai, Hong KongPenetration Testing · Data Protection +1 more

- USBKillHong Kong, Hong KongPenetration Testing · Offensive Security +2 more
- DrivesecTorino, ItalyPenetration Testing · Application Security +1 more

- Security Research LabsBerlin, GermanyPenetration Testing · Offensive Security +9 more
- S-S-RMLondon, United KingdomManaged Security · Detection & Response +7 more
Penetration Testing companies in Hong Kong at a glance
Of the 11 Penetration Testing companies in Hong Kong, the most common security domains are GRC & Compliance (73%), Detection & Response (64%) and Incident Response (64%).
Security domains
- GRC & Compliance73%
- Detection & Response64%
- Incident Response64%
- Application Security55%
- Data Protection55%
Offering types
- Professional Services91%
- Consulting91%
- Managed Services55%
- Software55%
- Training45%
Customer segments
- Enterprise82%
- Public Sector55%
- SMB36%
- Critical Infrastructure18%
Compliance frameworks
- ISO 2700127%
- PCI DSS27%
- DORA27%
- GDPR18%
- HIPAA18%
Top cities
- Berlin18%
Size
- 51-200 employees9%
- 201-500 employees9%
Key facts
- 27% run a 24/7 SOC
- 9% publish an incident response hotline
- 73% name their products
- 45% name technology partners
Figures from all 11 companies, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.