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Certificate

A certificate that states exactly what was tested, and when.

On request, CyberZ issues a Penetration Testing Certificate for a completed engagement. It records the company, assessment type, date, scope, methodology and result, and carries an ID that anyone can verify on this site.

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CyberZ Penetration Testing Certificate

cyberz.net/verify/CYZ-2026-0001

Demo / fictional
Company
Example Company Inc.
Assessment
Web Application & API Penetration Test
Assessment date
August 2026
Methodology
OWASP WSTG / ASVS
Scope
  • example.com
  • api.example.com
Certificate ID
CYZ-2026-0001
Result
No Critical or High severity vulnerabilities were identified within the defined assessment scope at the time of testing.

This certificate confirms that CyberZ performed an independent security assessment of the stated scope on the stated date. Security assessments represent a point-in-time evaluation and do not constitute a guarantee that the assessed systems remain secure or free from vulnerabilities after the assessment.

Example

What the certificate contains.

The example on the left is fictional. Real certificates carry the same fields and a unique ID in the format CYZ-YYYY-NNNN, verifiable at cyberz.net/verify.

This certificate confirms that CyberZ performed an independent security assessment of the stated scope on the stated date.

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Meaning

What it does — and does not — say.

The certificate confirms

  • That CyberZ performed an independent penetration test or security assessment of the specified scope.
  • The assessment type, the assessment date and the methodology references applied.
  • The summary result at the time of testing, as stated on the certificate.
  • A certificate ID whose status can be checked publicly without exposing any findings.

The certificate does not state

  • That the company is secure for one year or for any period of time.
  • That the company has no vulnerabilities.
  • That the company is SOC 2 compliant or PCI DSS compliant.
  • That the company is “certified by CyberZ”. CyberZ is not a certification authority.
Verification

Anyone can check a certificate ID.

The public verification page confirms only authenticity and status — certificate ID, company, assessment type, date, scope, methodology and result. Confidential findings are never exposed through verification.

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Next step

Request a security assessment.

Tell us what you need tested, when, and which evidence you need at the end. We reply with scoping questions, not a sales deck.

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