Penetration Testing Services USA | SOC 2, HIPAA & NIST-Ready VAPT
Penetration testing services USA businesses rely on go beyond a scan-and-report exercise — they combine manual exploitation, compliance mapping to SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS and NIST CSF, and AWS-native cloud testing to help teams in New York, Austin, San Francisco and Chicago pass audits, close insurance requirements, and prove security posture to enterprise customers and regulators alike.
VAPT Mapped to US Compliance Frameworks
Every engagement is scoped against the specific US regulatory obligations your business actually faces, not a generic checklist. Whether you are a SaaS company preparing for an AICPA SOC 2 Type II audit, a healthtech platform answerable to HIPAA and the HHS Office for Civil Rights (OCR), a fintech handling cardholder data under PCI DSS, or a federal contractor working toward FedRAMP authorization inside AWS GovCloud, our testing methodology and final reports are structured so your compliance and legal teams can map findings directly to control requirements.
- SOC 2 (AICPA): Trust Services Criteria coverage with evidence packages auditors accept
- HIPAA/HHS OCR: Security Rule technical safeguard testing for PHI-handling systems
- PCI DSS: Segmentation checks, cardholder data environment (CDE) pentesting, ASV-aligned scanning
- NIST CSF 2.0: Identify-Protect-Detect-Respond-Recover control validation and gap scoring
- FedRAMP & AWS GovCloud: Testing aligned to boundary and continuous monitoring requirements for regulated federal and defense workloads
- CCPA/CPRA: Data flow and access-control testing to support California consumer privacy obligations
Testing Across AWS US Regions and Hybrid Environments
Most of our US clients run production in us-east-1 (N. Virginia) or us-west-2 (Oregon), with regulated workloads increasingly moving into AWS GovCloud. Our engineers test infrastructure-as-code, IAM policies, security groups, S3 bucket permissions, and container/EKS configurations in the same regions your workloads run, so latency, region-specific service behavior, and compliance boundary questions are validated realistically — not theoretically. We support hybrid environments too, coordinating on-site or remote testing windows for teams headquartered in New York, Austin, San Francisco, and Chicago without disrupting business hours across time zones.
- External and internal network penetration testing
- Web application and API penetration testing (OWASP Top 10 and beyond)
- Cloud configuration and IAM privilege-escalation review
- Red team and social engineering simulations for enterprise clients
- Retesting included to confirm remediation before your audit deadline
Pricing, Scope, and Engagement Models for US Businesses
Engagements are priced in USD ($) and scoped to your environment size and compliance driver rather than a flat rate card. A focused web application pentest for a Series A startup typically starts in the low four figures, while a full-scope network plus cloud plus compliance-mapped engagement for a mid-market or enterprise client in New York or Chicago is scoped after a discovery call that reviews asset count, AWS account structure, and target audit or renewal date. Every deliverable includes an executive summary for boards and auditors, a technical report with CVSS-scored findings, a remediation roadmap, and one round of retesting at no extra cost.
Why Techtweek for USA Businesses
Techtweek Infotech is an AWS Advanced Consulting Partner, which means our penetration testing and cloud security reviews are grounded in current AWS Well-Architected security guidance rather than generic best practice. Our 24/7 follow-the-sun delivery model means testing windows, retesting, and report walkthroughs can be scheduled around your US business hours in Austin, San Francisco, New York, or Chicago without waiting on a single time zone. Because our senior security engineers are based in India, US clients typically see 30-45% lower engagement costs versus comparable US-based boutique firms — without trading down on seniority, since every engagement is led by engineers with direct SOC 2, HIPAA, and PCI DSS audit experience. We also support broader managed IT services so your VAPT findings feed directly into ongoing patching, SOC monitoring, and compliance operations rather than sitting in a PDF. Learn more about our US presence and delivery model on the Techtweek in USA page.
Ready to scope a penetration test that satisfies your auditor, your customers, and your board? Explore our full Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing methodology and book a free scoping call with a senior engineer this week.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Techtweek provide penetration testing services USA companies can use for SOC 2 audits?
Yes. Our penetration testing services USA clients use for SOC 2 Type II readiness include Trust Services Criteria-mapped findings, executive summaries auditors accept, and a retest cycle timed to your audit window, priced transparently in USD.
Can you test workloads running in AWS GovCloud for FedRAMP requirements?
Yes. We test infrastructure in AWS GovCloud alongside standard regions like us-east-1 and us-west-2, aligning methodology with FedRAMP boundary and continuous monitoring requirements for federal and defense-adjacent US clients.
How is pricing structured for US-based clients?
Pricing is quoted in USD after a short discovery call covering asset count, AWS footprint, and compliance driver (SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS). Startups typically start in the low four figures; enterprise engagements are scoped individually.
Do you support HIPAA-covered healthtech companies?
Yes. We test technical safeguards required under the HIPAA Security Rule and structure reports so covered entities and business associates can respond to HHS OCR inquiries with clear, documented evidence of testing.
Can testing be scheduled around US business hours?
Yes. Our 24/7 follow-the-sun model schedules scans, exploitation windows, and report walkthroughs around Eastern, Central, Mountain, or Pacific business hours for teams in New York, Chicago, Austin, and San Francisco.