SECWATCH Pietje Precies-Pentest

The Pietje Precies-Pentest is a manual penetration testing service offered by SECWATCH, a Dutch cybersecurity company operating since 2005. The service is delivered by certified ethical hackers who test networks, applications, and internet-facing services on behalf of client organizations. The process starts with a scoping intake (Clarity Call) to define the systems and scope to be tested, followed by a preparation phase covering legal indemnification and planning. During the test, specialists manually investigate the target environment using both passive and active enumeration techniques, aiming to find vulnerabilities that automated scanners or previous pentests may have missed, including issues initially rated as low risk. Findings are analyzed and classified against the specific context of the client's business and assets. Clients receive a report with prioritized findings and concrete remediation advice, followed by a debrief session where testers explain the results directly. SECWATCH offers an "understanding guarantee," continuing explanation until the responsible IT/security contact fully understands the findings and remediation steps. The company states its ethical hackers hold certifications including CEH, ECSA/LPT, OSCP, GWAPT, GXPN, GAWN, and OSWE, and that it collaborates with the Dutch government and other cybersecurity specialists. The service is capacity-limited to a maximum of 10 pentests per month and typically delivers a report within four to six weeks.