Start with context
Understand what matters to the business, what is in scope, and what a useful answer looks like before testing begins.
Approach
The exact engagement shape depends on your objective. The principles stay consistent.
Understand what matters to the business, what is in scope, and what a useful answer looks like before testing begins.
Work within written authorization and agreed rules of engagement. Keep the exercise rigorous, controlled, and relevant to the risk.
Connect technical evidence to a clear consequence so priorities are easier to discuss with both technical and nontechnical stakeholders.
Findings should help you decide what to fix first, what to validate further, and what risk can be consciously accepted.
A note on scope
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