Cybersecurity readiness for government contractors
Gather scan reports, checklists, and policy templates before a prime, customer, or qualified assessor reviews your posture — without claiming certification.
Why teams choose iPentesting
- Cyber hygiene checklist and public domain security report
- Email security checks and access control checklist
- Incident response plan template and vendor questionnaire
- POA&M-style remediation tracker and policy checklist
- Premium GovCon readiness packet — does not certify compliance
Domain Security Scan
Public-facing checks for your business domain.
Readiness Checklists
Organize documentation before formal assessment.
IR Plan Template
Incident response plan generator for small teams.
Team Collaboration
Up to 5 users on Premium for shared readiness work.
Organize readiness before formal assessment
Small government contractors are often asked to demonstrate basic cyber hygiene before awards or subcontracting reviews. iPentesting helps you gather evidence — domain scan reports, checklists, and policy templates — in one place.
Premium GovCon tools are designed to structure your preparation. They do not certify compliance with CMMC, NIST 800-171, or any federal framework.
When to involve a qualified assessor
Use iPentesting to identify gaps and document remediation progress. Engage a qualified assessor, RPO, or attorney for attestation, legal interpretation, and certification requirements specific to your contracts.
The GovCon readiness tools help organize cybersecurity readiness documentation. They do not certify compliance and do not replace work with a qualified assessor, attorney, or compliance professional.
Clear scope, honest limits
Know exactly what you are buying — external hygiene monitoring and client-ready reports, not a replacement for enterprise scanners or certified pentests.
What iPentesting does
Safe, recurring checks on domains you own or are authorized to test — with plain-English findings and reports your team or clients can act on.
- Scans HTTPS, TLS/SSL certificates, and HTTP security headers
- Validates DNS records and common misconfiguration patterns
- Checks SPF, DKIM, and DMARC for outbound email authentication
- Discovers publicly known subdomains and safe exposure signals
- Scores risk (0–100) with business impact and remediation steps
- Delivers PDF reports, scan history, email alerts, and weekly monitoring (paid plans)
- Supports agencies with white-label reports, client dashboards, and team seats (Premium)
- Helps GovCon teams organize readiness checklists and templates (Premium)
What iPentesting does not do
We are honest about limits so you pick the right tool — and so auditors know what this evidence represents.
- Exploit vulnerabilities, brute-force credentials, or run aggressive load tests
- Replace a certified penetration test, red team engagement, or legal advice
- Certify CMMC, NIST 800-171, SOC 2, HIPAA, or any compliance framework
- Scan behind login walls without your separate authorization process
- Guarantee discovery of every vulnerability or zero-day issue
- Compete with enterprise DAST/EASM depth (Detectify, Intruder, etc.)
iPentesting provides safe, non-invasive public-facing security checks. It does not replace a full penetration test, legal advice, compliance assessment, or certified security audit.
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