CREST-accredited testing for New York financial services, insurance, healthcare and SaaS organizations, delivered remotely from Stingrai's Toronto head office in the same time zone.
CREST-accredited testing for New York organizations
Stingrai provides penetration testing services in New York City for web applications, APIs, mobile apps, cloud, internal and external networks, Active Directory and AI systems, plus red teaming and social engineering. Founded in Toronto in 2021, the firm holds CREST accreditation for penetration testing and is rated 5.0 on Clutch across 20 reviews.
Every human-led engagement is staffed by two named penetration testers from a team holding OSCE³, OSWE, OSEP, CREST CRT and CISSP certifications, and is reviewed by the team lead and an engagement partner. The team has published 18 CVEs, and its researchers are listed in the bug bounty Halls of Fame of Apple, Google, Facebook and the US Department of Defense.
Testing is delivered remotely from the Toronto head office, which shares New York's Eastern time zone, with on-site work such as physical security and Wi-Fi assessments scheduled where the scope requires it. Findings are posted to the PTaaS portal as they are confirmed, and retesting of fixed findings is included.
Penetration testing services for New York organizations
Human-led and hybrid testing across applications, infrastructure and people, scoped to what the business, its regulators and its customers need.
Stingrai's reports and retest evidence support the examinations, audits and customer security reviews that New York financial services, insurance, healthcare and SaaS organizations face.
NYDFS 23 NYCRR 500.5
Penetration testing of information systems from both inside and outside their boundaries by a qualified internal or external party, at least annually, as section 500.5(a)(1) requires.
New York SHIELD Act
Evidence for the reasonable safeguards General Business Law section 899-bb requires, including regular testing and monitoring of the effectiveness of key controls, systems and procedures.
10 NYCRR 405.46 (general hospitals)
Penetration testing of the hospital's information systems by a qualified internal or external party at least annually, based upon the hospital's risk assessment.
HIPAA Security Rule
Technical evaluation evidence for the periodic evaluation standard at 45 CFR 164.308(a)(8) and the risk analysis behind it.
SOC 2
Independent penetration test reports and retest evidence for SOC 2 audits and the customer security reviews that follow.
PCI DSS 4.0, Requirement 11.4
Internal and external penetration testing, including segmentation testing, as Requirement 11.4 sets out.
ISO/IEC 27001
Technical vulnerability testing evidence for an information security management system and its surveillance audits.
Vendor risk and enterprise procurement
Independent test reports for the vendor risk questionnaires that New York banks, insurers and enterprises send to their suppliers.
Trusted by Security Teams Globally
Rigorous, genuinely hands-on pentest partner that behaves like part of your team. The technical depth is well beyond what we expected at this price point, and they traced issues to specific code paths.
Elia R., Mesh ID (G2 review)
Simplifies the pentesting process by giving us one place to request, manage, and track security testing. We spent WAY less time coordinating and more time improving security.
Riley D., Frontend Developer, TPH (G2 review)
Published pricing for web application testing
Fixed prices for one web application and associated APIs, tested by Snipe alone or by Snipe with Stingrai's penetration testers. Retests are included. All prices are in USD.
Autonomous Pentest
AI Agents
$3,000
/assessment
Fully autonomous web application pentest powered by Snipe.
Human-led and Hybrid engagements follow the same path from scoping to verified fixes, managed through Stingrai's PTaaS platform.
Scoping call
A 30-minute discovery call reviews the applications, networks, compliance requirements and deadlines in scope. Pricing for larger scopes follows through the Get a Quote form within 24 hours.
Statement of work and access
The scope, testing window and rules of engagement are confirmed in a statement of work, with test accounts for each user role and any VPN or repository access.
Testing window
Two named penetration testers test the agreed scope, reviewed by the team lead and an engagement partner, with live chat open throughout. On Hybrid engagements, Snipe tests alongside them.
Findings as they are confirmed
Each finding is posted to the PTaaS portal with a working proof of concept and prioritized remediation guidance, ready to push to Jira or Slack, so fixing starts before the report.
Report
An executive summary for leadership and a full technical report for engineering, delivered as redactable PDFs to share with customers and auditors.
Retest and attestation
Retesting of remediated findings is included. Hybrid and human-led engagements also receive an attestation letter for customers and auditors.
Penetration testing in New York: FAQs
Stingrai publishes fixed prices for one web application and associated APIs. The Autonomous Pentest by Snipe is US$3,000 per assessment or US$650 per month on a 12-month plan, and the Hybrid Pentest, Snipe with Stingrai's penetration testers, is US$6,800 per assessment or US$1,275 per month. Larger scopes, such as several applications, networks, cloud environments or red teaming, are quoted through the Get a Quote form within 24 hours.
No. Stingrai serves New York organizations remotely from its Toronto head office, which is in the same Eastern time zone, and its London office. Most web application, API, cloud and external network testing runs remotely, and on-site work such as physical security assessments and Wi-Fi assessments is scheduled in New York where the scope requires it.
Section 500.5(a)(1) of 23 NYCRR Part 500 requires covered entities to conduct penetration testing of their information systems from both inside and outside the information systems' boundaries by a qualified internal or external party at least annually. Section 500.5(a)(2) adds automated scans and a manual review of systems the scans do not cover. Covered entities that qualify for the limited exemption in section 500.19(a) are exempt from section 500.5.
Yes. 10 NYCRR 405.46 applies to general hospitals licensed under Article 28 of the Public Health Law and requires penetration testing of the hospital's information systems by a qualified internal or external party at least annually, based upon the hospital's risk assessment. The regulation took effect on October 2, 2024 with one year to comply, and records pertaining to systems design, security and maintenance must be kept for at least six years.
The SHIELD Act, General Business Law section 899-bb, requires reasonable safeguards for the private information of New York residents and does not name penetration testing. Its technical safeguards include a program that regularly tests and monitors the effectiveness of key controls, systems and procedures, and an independent penetration test is one way to evidence that testing.
A single-tenant web application with two roles and fewer than thirty endpoints takes a few tester days across one to two weeks. A multi-tenant product with four to six roles and a few hundred endpoints takes two to four weeks. The Autonomous Pentest by Snipe returns same-day results, and continuous programs deliver findings as they are confirmed.
Yes. Stingrai Inc. holds CREST accreditation for penetration testing at the firm level and is listed on the CREST marketplace. Individual penetration testers on the team separately hold CREST CRT.
Two named penetration testers from a team holding OSCE³, OSWE, OSEP, CREST CRT and CISSP certifications, reviewed by the team lead and an engagement partner. The team has published 18 CVEs. Testers are available through live chat in the PTaaS portal during the test.