Penetration testing · Readiness · New York

Cyber security company in New York

Penetration testing and security assessments for New York companies, led from our Vancouver office: find and fix the weaknesses in your apps, cloud and processes, with a free retest after your fixes.

  • Custom quote after a brief
  • Free retest after fixes

Company-wide: 4.9+ on Clutch250+ brands10 offices

Quick answer

UnFoldMart provides cyber security services to New York companies from its nearest office in Vancouver, at 555 Burrard St, V7X 1M8 Vancouver. We run authorised penetration tests of web apps, APIs, mobile apps, networks and cloud setups, offer SOC 2 and PCI DSS readiness support and help with customer security questionnaires. Every test starts with a signed scope, and the retest after your fixes is free. Meet us in person at our Vancouver office or at any of our 10 offices, or by video. Pricing is a custom quote after a short brief.

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Key facts

UnFoldMart cyber security in New York: key facts
ServicePenetration testing of web apps, APIs, mobile apps, networks, cloud and containers; vulnerability assessments; SOC 2 and PCI DSS readiness support; help with security questionnaires
CompanyUnFoldMart
Nearest officeVancouver: 555 Burrard St, V7X 1M8 Vancouver, Canada
MeetingsMeet us in person at our Vancouver office or at any of our 10 offices, or by video.
LanguagesFirst call in English; project calls by video in English
Time zoneEastern Time (ET); project teams are led from our international offices
Typical timelineScope and sign-off about 1 week · testing 1–4 weeks · report within 1 week · free retest when your fixes are ready (ranges, not guarantees)
PricingCustom quote after a short brief: fixed-scope test or assessment, or programme support. No price list.
BookingFree 30-minute video call ↗
Company-wide10 offices in 10 markets · 250+ brands · 500+ projects · 4.9+ on Clutch · 8 working languages

Cyber security for New York companies

New York is a world centre for banking and finance, insurance, media, health care and a growing tech scene. Financial services companies regulated by the state's Department of Financial Services have specific cybersecurity rules, including regular penetration testing.

New York at a glance

  • IndustriesFinance, insurance, media, health care, tech
  • RulesNYDFS Part 500, SHIELD Act
  • RegulatorsNYDFS, NY Attorney General
  • Nearest UnFoldMart officeVancouver · in person or by video
  • Time zoneEST in winter, EDT in summer

Banks, insurers and fintechs

Pen tests and evidence for Part 500 programmes.

SaaS and tech

SOC 2 readiness and security questionnaires.

Media, health and professional services

Web apps, APIs and cloud reviews.

What our security testers check for New York companies

Pen testing of web apps, APIs, mobile apps, networks, cloud setups and containers.

Web apps

OWASP Top 10, ASVS, logic flaws.

APIs

Access control, data exposure, limits.

Mobile apps

OWASP Mobile Application Security.

Networks

External and internal.

Cloud setup

Access, exposure, encryption, logging.

Containers and Kubernetes

Images, cluster settings, permissions.

Our rules

Authorised testing only

Signed scope and window first.

Careful with your data

Only what scope needs.

Aligned, never certifying

We don't certify or audit companies.

Automated scan, penetration test or audit?

Three different things that are often confused. We run penetration tests and help you prepare for audits; we are not an auditor.

Automated scanPenetration testAudit or certification
What it isA tool checks for known weaknessesSecurity testers try to break in, manually and with toolsAn independent auditor checks your controls against a standard
What it findsKnown issues and missing patchesReal, exploitable weaknesses, including logic and access flawsGaps in policies, processes and evidence
What you getAn automated list, often with false positivesA report with proof, CVSS severity and fixes, plus a free retestAn audit report or certificate
Who does itYour team or any providerTesters you authorise in writing, such as UnFoldMartAccredited auditors only (not UnFoldMart)
Best forFrequent checks between testsBefore launches, big contracts and audits, and at least once a yearProving compliance, e.g. SOC 2, PCI DSS, ISO/IEC 27001

From finding to fixed

Every finding comes with steps to reproduce and a fix. The retest is free.

  1. Finding reportedWith steps and a fix.
  2. You fix itOr we fix it with you.
  3. Free retestWe check each fix.
  4. Retest letterProof of what's closed.
SOC 2 and PCI DSS: readiness supportWe help you prepare. We don't issue SOC 2 reports or carry out the formal PCI DSS assessment; we are not an auditor.
  • Gap review
  • Controls and evidence
  • Security questionnaires

How a penetration test works

From the first call to the retest letter, with critical issues flagged at once.

  1. 1ScopeSigned, in writing
  2. 2TestingCritical issues flagged at once
  3. 3ReportWalkthrough call
  4. 4Free retestRetest letter

Timeline

PhaseTypical durationYou get
Call30 minutesClear goals and next steps
Scope and sign-offAbout a weekSigned scope, window and rules
Testing1 to 4 weeksCritical issues flagged at once
Report and walkthroughWithin a weekReport with CVSS severity and fixes, explained on a call
Fix and free retestWhen your fixes are readyRetest letter to share

Typical ranges, not a guarantee. Testing time depends on scope.

How to choose a cyber security company in New York

Six checks before you sign, whoever you hire.

  1. Written authorisation and scope

    Testing should start only after the system owner signs the scope, window and rules.

    UnFoldMart: Signed scope and window before any test.

  2. Manual testing, not just a scan

    Ask how much of the work is manual and which methods they follow.

    UnFoldMart: Manual testing aligned to OWASP ASVS and OWASP MAS.

  3. A report your developers can use

    Findings with proof, severity and fix steps.

    UnFoldMart: CVSS severity, steps to reproduce and fixes, explained on a call.

  4. A retest after fixes

    Is a retest included, and do you get written confirmation?

    UnFoldMart: Free retest and a retest letter.

  5. Honest about compliance

    A tester is not an auditor. Be wary of anyone promising a certificate.

    UnFoldMart: Readiness support for SOC 2 and PCI DSS; we never certify.

  6. Careful with your data

    How test data, credentials and the report are handled.

    UnFoldMart: Only the data the scope needs.

Black box, grey box or white box?

Grey boxBlack boxWhite box
Access for testersTest accounts and some documentationNo inside knowledgeFull access to code and design
SimulatesA user or partner with an accountAn outside attackerA deep review with insider knowledge
CoverageGood balance; the usual choiceLower; time goes into discoveryHighest
Best forMost web apps and APIsChecking what is exposed to the internetCritical systems and code-level review

What affects the cost

No price list. Your quote depends on these factors.

  • Systems in scopeApps, APIs, networks.
  • Testing depthBlack, grey or white box.
  • Manual testingHow much of it.
  • Compliance evidenceWhat you need to show.
  • DeadlineYour audit or launch date.
  • Customer evidenceSOC 2 or questionnaire evidence adds documentation time.

Ways to work with us

Fixed-scope test or assessment

Scope and price in writing.

Programme support

A readiness plan, step by step.

Retest included

Free, after your fixes.

How quoting works

  1. Short briefWhat to protect, and why.
  2. Free 30-minute callBy video, in English.
  3. Scope and quoteIn writing, tailored.
  4. You decideNo obligation.

Rules for security in New York

This is general information, not legal advice. Your legal adviser has the final word.

NYDFS Cybersecurity Regulation

23 NYCRR Part 500 sets cybersecurity rules for financial services companies regulated by DFS. Covered entities must have penetration testing done at least annually by a qualified internal or external party, and notify DFS within 72 hours of determining a cybersecurity incident.

Official source: Part 500 (dfs.ny.gov) ↗

NY SHIELD Act

Businesses that hold New York residents' private information must keep reasonable administrative, technical and physical safeguards, including regular testing and monitoring of key controls.

Official source: SHIELD Act (ag.ny.gov) ↗

Computer Fraud and Abuse Act

The federal CFAA (18 U.S.C. § 1030) makes it a crime to access a protected computer without authorization. That is why every test we run starts with written authorization from the system owner.

Official source: CFAA (justice.gov) ↗

Public standards and rules we align our work to

Working with us from New York

One dedicated team; projects are led by UnFoldMart from our international offices.

Served from Vancouver

555 Burrard St, V7X 1M8 Vancouver, Canada

In person or by video

Meet us in person at our Vancouver office or at any of our 10 offices, or by video.

Language

Calls and reports in English.

Time zone: Eastern Time (ET)

New York · local time--:--EST / EDT
New YorkVancouver office --:--

Office-hours overlap: –

09:00–18:00 local time in both places.

Clutch4.9+Company-wide ratingSee our Clutch profile ↗

Company-wide figures across all our services, not security projects.

10offices in 10 markets
250+brands worked with
500+projects delivered
8working languages
  • Frankfurt · in person
  • Zürich · in person
  • London · in person
  • Amsterdam · in person
  • Paris · in person
  • Madrid · in person
  • Warsaw · in person
  • Singapore · in person
  • Vancouver · in person
  • Gurugram · in person

Frequently asked questions

Cyber security in New York: before you book a call.

No. We serve New York from our nearest office in Vancouver, at 555 Burrard St, V7X 1M8 Vancouver. Meet us in person at our Vancouver office or at any of our 10 offices, or by video.

We don't publish prices. Cost depends on the systems in scope, testing depth, how much manual testing is needed, the compliance evidence you need and your deadline. After a short brief or a free 30-minute call, you get a written scope and a tailored quote.

Typically: scope and sign-off about a week, testing 1 to 4 weeks depending on scope, and the report within a week after testing, explained on a call. The free retest runs when your fixes are ready. These are ranges, not guarantees.

Black box: no inside knowledge, like an outsider. Grey box: test accounts and some documentation, the usual choice. White box: full access to code and design, for the deepest review.

No. We are not an auditor or certification body. We offer readiness support: a gap review, help putting controls and evidence in place, and help answering customer security questionnaires.

Yes. After you fix the findings, we retest them for free and give you a retest letter that shows what is closed.

Yes, always. Testing starts only after the owner of the systems signs the scope, the testing window and the rules. If a system is hosted or run by someone else, their rules apply too.

Yes, for covered entities: the amended 23 NYCRR Part 500 requires penetration testing at least annually by a qualified internal or external party, unless an exemption applies. We run these tests and give you a report and retest letter for your records. Your legal adviser confirms whether and how Part 500 applies to you.

New York is served from our Vancouver office. The clock on this page shows the current local time in both places and the office-hours overlap, and calls are booked in your working hours.

Projects are led by UnFoldMart from our international offices, with a small dedicated team. Calls and reports are in English, and critical issues are flagged at once.

Free 30-minute call

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