Automated penetration testing in Omaha

For businesses whose cyber insurance, a client contract or compliance rules require a penetration test. Our automated internal and external test looks for weaknesses an attacker could use, then you get a plain-English report and a plan for fixes. Part of our cybersecurity work.

Nothing runs until you sign off in writing.

  • Internal and external testing
  • Plain-English report
  • A plan to fix what we find
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What the test does

It works through your network the way an attacker would, and writes down what it finds.

Finds what is in scope on your network

Internet-facing systems like your firewall and remote access, plus the computers, servers, printers and other devices inside the office.

Looks for weaknesses

Missing updates, weak or reused passwords, and settings left at the factory default.

Safely tries them

It tries those weaknesses within the approved scope, to see what someone could reach.

Shows the attack path

How one small problem leads to another, for example a weak password that leads to an admin account.

Writes it up

What it proved, with evidence, and the steps to fix it.

External and internal penetration tests

Two views of the same network.

External penetration test

Tests your network from the internet side, the way someone outside your building would see it.

Internal penetration test

Tests from inside the office network, to show what could happen if one computer or account were taken over.

Not sure where to start?

Start with a free technology and AI review. It is free, and you keep the written summary.

When cyber insurance, a client or a compliance rule asks for a pen test

Usually because someone asked for one.

Your cyber insurance application asks whether you have had a penetration test. A client contract says you need one every year. Or the compliance rules for your industry call for one. Our automated test and plain-English report give you documentation you can share with them.

Send us the exact wording you were given, and we will tell you honestly whether our test fits it.

Not sure you need one yet? Start with a free technology and AI review, and we will show you what is not protected, where you are overpaying, and where AI could help.

How a penetration test works

From the first call to the fix plan.

  1. 1

    Scoping call

    We talk through your network, your locations and what you want tested.

  2. 2

    Written sign-off

    You sign an authorization that lists what gets tested, when, and what is left out.

  3. 3

    Testing

    The automated test runs during the window you approved.

  4. 4

    Plain-English report

    What it found, what it proved, and why it matters, written for the owner, not just the IT person.

  5. 5

    Fix plan

    We walk through the fixes in order with you. We can make the fixes under a separate order, or your IT person can.

Want the details first?

Our Learning Center guide covers automated penetration testing: what it is, how it compares with a vulnerability scan, and how often to run it.

Penetration testing is one part of our cybersecurity work, alongside endpoint protection, email security, MFA, patching and tested backups.

Why Cambium

  • One local team for your IT, network, phones, internet, cameras, security and AI.
  • No managed IT contract required for projects or hardware.
  • Prices posted on our site: managed IT from $100 per user per month. See managed IT pricing.
  • We run our own office with AI employees, and you own your AI account and AI employees.
  • Serving Omaha businesses since 2009, three decades in IT, Navy veteran-owned.
  • Our goal is a first response within 30 minutes during business hours.

Who you’re working with

A local Omaha company, not a call center. We are a seven-person team. When you call, you get people who know your setup.

Office
Cambium Data
6542 S 118th St
Omaha, NE 68137
(402) 514-3200
In Omaha since
2009
Service area
Omaha metro, plus Lincoln and Council Bluffs
Owner
Tony Underwood, three decades in IT
Team
Seven people
Ownership
Navy veteran-owned

Penetration testing questions

Is it safe to run on our network?

It is designed to run within an approved scope. Nothing runs until you sign a written authorization that lists what gets tested and when. Careful testing can occasionally slow a system down, so we make sure your backups are good first and keep an emergency contact reachable during the test.

Our insurer or a client asked for a penetration test. Will this work?

Send us the exact wording from your insurer, client contract or compliance rules, and we will tell you honestly whether our automated test and report fit it.

Do small businesses need a penetration test?

If you hold client data, take payments or depend on your network to work, it is worth knowing what an attacker could do. The report helps you decide what to fix first.

How often should we test?

A sensible starting point is once a year, plus after big changes like a new firewall, a new server or an office move.

What does it cost?

It is quoted after a short call, based on the size of your network and what you want tested.

Do you also do manual testing?

Talk to us about what you need. We will tell you what kind of testing fits your situation.

One team for all of it

Your IT, network, Cisco gear, phones, internet, security and AI, handled by one local team. Not sure where to start? Get a free technology and AI review.

Request a penetration test quote

Tell us about your network, and we will set up a short call and send a quote.