- Vulnerability Remediation Testing (retest)

Fixed on Paper Isn't
The Same as Fixed.

Once your team has remediated the findings from a penetration test, we retest each one to confirm it’s genuinely closed, not just marked complete in a ticketing system.

What We Test
- Industries We Serve

Vulnerability Remediation Testing Built Around Your Sector

Every industry needs proof that remediation actually worked, not just a closed ticket in a project management tool that nobody outside IT ever looks at again.

We give you that evidence in a form your auditors, regulators, and leadership can all rely on, tailored to what your specific sector needs to demonstrate.

Finance

We confirm findings tied to banking platforms and payment systems are properly closed ahead of regulatory review.

Healthcare

We confirm patient data and system findings are resolved, supporting ongoing MOHAP compliance evidence.

Legal

We confirm document and case-system findings are closed, protecting client confidentiality commitments.

Retail & E-Commerce

We confirm checkout and customer-data findings are resolved before your next compliance or audit cycle.

- Why AWJ Tech

What Our Retesting Service Delivers

A retest from AWJ Tech turns remediation claims into verified evidence.

01

Finding-by-Finding Verification

Each original finding is individually retested, not sampled or assumed resolved.

02

Root-Cause Confirmation

We confirm the underlying issue is fixed, not just the specific example we originally demonstrated.

03

Regression Awareness

We check whether a fix introduced any new exposure elsewhere in the system.

04

Faster Turnaround Than a Full Retest

Because the scope is limited to prior findings, retesting is quicker and more cost-effective than a full engagement.

05

Audit-Ready Documentation

You receive updated evidence suitable for auditors, regulators, and client security questionnaires.

06

Independent Verification

Confirmation comes from the same engineers who found the issue, not a self-reported fix.

07

Clear Closure Status

Every finding is marked closed, partially resolved, or still open, with no ambiguity.

08

Compliance-Ready Evidence

Retest reports are structured to support ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and NESA/IAS assurance cycles.

09

Direct Line to the Original Testers

You work with the same team that ran the original assessment, so context isn’t lost.

A Closed Ticket Isn't Proof.
It's a Claim That Must Be Verified.

AWJ Tech Verifies the Fix, Not Just the Ticket Status

Development teams mark tickets resolved every day, but a fix that isn’t independently verified is still an assumption. AWJ Tech retests every finding to turn that assumption into evidence you can show an auditor.
- Why Do Businesses Trust AWJ Tech?

The Credentials Behind Every Promise We Make

- Our Retesting Process

From Fix Submission to Confirmed Closure

Six stages take your remediated findings from submission to confirmed closure.
Stage 1

Scoping and Fix Confirmation

We confirm with your team which findings have been remediated and are ready for retesting.

Week 0

Stage 2

Retest Planning

We prepare the original test cases and evidence needed to verify each specific finding.

Days 1–2

Stage 3

Manual Re-Verification

Our engineers manually attempt to reproduce each original finding against the fixed system.

Days 3–7

Stage 4

Regression Check

We check whether the applied fix introduced any new, related issues.

Day 8

Stage 5

Reporting and Walkthrough

You receive an updated report with clear closure status for every finding, plus a walkthrough if needed.

Days 9–10

Stage 6

Final Sign-Off

Verified findings are formally signed off, giving you evidence ready for auditors and stakeholders.

Within 90 days

- Client Reviews

What Clients Say About Our
Retesting Services

Stephen Stanton (COO)
★★★★★
A Public Listed Investment Bank (UAE)
"An effective business partner! Throughout our rapid business growth, we were ensured world-class security services despite budget and schedule constraints. Anticipated issues well in advance and provided timely recommendations...."
Vijay C. (Head of IT)
★★★★★
A Major Airlines Company | UAE
"Proactive and well liked by our staff due to their 'can do' attitude. When faced with problems, proactively suggested solutions. Took actions and decisions as appropriate to the business."
Ian Anderson (CTO)
★★★★★
A Top 5 Financial Institution | Australia
"I have had the privilege of working with Sadiq. He possesses expert security skills, broad and deep industry knowledge and in-depth understanding of regulatory requirements within the finance industry…”
Andre Herbst (Director Growth & Partnerships)
★★★★★
A Leading Business | Australia
"A rare breed of folks who are able to hold both deep technical and cyber conversations whilst combining and communicating the business context that helps bridge the gap for all involved."
- Common questions

What Clients Ask About
Vulnerability Remediation Testing

Retesting can typically be scheduled within days of your team confirming fixes are deployed and ready.
Every originally reported finding is retested individually; we don't sample or assume closure.
It's reported as still open or partially resolved, with clear guidance on what remains to close it.
Yes. Because the scope is limited to previously identified findings, retesting is significantly faster and more cost-effective.
Yes. Retest reports are structured to serve as remediation evidence for ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and NESA/IAS audits.
We recommend it. Using the original testing team preserves context and ensures consistent verification standards.
- Get In Touch

Let's Talk About Verifying Your Fixes

If your team has closed out findings from a penetration test, our engineers are ready to confirm they’re genuinely resolved. Reach out to schedule a retest.

Office 55, Al Khaimah Building, Port Saeed, Dubai, UAE

Response time

01 Business Day

- Ready When You Are

Book Your Retest in Minutes, Not Weeks

Most retesting requests sit in a queue behind brand-new engagements until it’s too late.

Partner with AWJ Tech and get remediated findings verified quickly, using the same team that found them.