BoomProof – Penetration Testing Services by Boom Logic
October 25, 2026 · Boom Logic · Watch on YouTube
About This Video
Your last penetration test was clean. Then you opened a new location, added a server, opened a firewall port, and created a temporary admin account somebody meant to delete.
BoomProof is penetration testing by Boom Logic. It safely attacks your live network the way an intruder would, on demand or every week or month, and shows you the exact attack path, the proof at every step, and the one fix that closes it. Then it runs the same attack again to prove the path is closed.
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What this video covers
- Why a vulnerability scan lists what might be weak, and a penetration test proves what an attacker could actually do
- The signed rules-of-engagement agreement every test starts with: targets, exclusions, testing windows, emergency contacts
- Production-safe testing: nothing installed on your endpoints, a small test host on the network, and an external test from the cloud
- How chained weaknesses (a forgotten admin account, a reused password, a misconfiguration) become a path to the domain controller
- Active Directory passwords, cloud identities, phishing impact and endpoint defense, tested host by host
- Fix, re-test, path proven closed
- A report for leadership, your engineers, your auditor and your insurer, with evidence mapped to HIPAA, the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and CIS Controls
Boom 365 clients: an annual penetration test comes standard in Boom 365 MSSP Pro and Enterprise, with quarterly scans in between and a 24/7 SOC watching. Every finding goes straight to the engineers who already run your environment.
Organizations with 25 or more staff or endpoints also receive a complimentary external penetration test and phishing simulation with the free assessment, under a signed rules-of-engagement agreement.
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