Three reasons. First, Penva Security is a boutique firm that takes a small number of engagements per year – it takes time to accumulate the volume of public reviews that would justify a quote wall. Second, many of our clients (Australian financial services, healthcare, government supply-chain) operate under confidentiality requirements that prevent them from publishing reviews. Third, we don’t fabricate testimonials or use placeholder fake quotes – the page is structurally complete and ready to populate as real reviews come in. Check the Google, Clutch, and LinkedIn links on this page for current verified reviews.

Three places: (1) Our Google Business Profile – search ‘Penva Security Melbourne’ or use the link on this page. (2) Our Clutch profile – Clutch verifies every review through phone or video interview, making it the highest-credibility B2B review source for Australian buyers. (3) Public LinkedIn recommendations from past clients on our LinkedIn company page. We can also provide named client references under NDA during procurement – common for larger engagements where reference checks are part of the buying process.

Many do – on the platforms linked from this page. The ones who don’t usually fall into one of three categories: (1) financial services clients restricted by their compliance teams from public commentary on suppliers, (2) government supply-chain clients with similar restrictions, (3) sensitive HealthTech engagements where any public mention of security testing creates risk. For these clients, named NDA references during procurement is the path, not public reviews.

Yes – Clutch requires every review be verified through a phone or video interview with the reviewer before publishing. This is the strongest verification of any major B2B review platform. Reviewers must use their corporate email, hold a senior position at the reviewing company, and confirm the engagement details on the call. Clutch reviews aren’t always longer than Google reviews, but they’re more credible because of the verification process.

Honest answer: please don’t. Review platforms (Google in particular) detect and remove reviews from reviewers who don’t have a verifiable engagement relationship – and the reviewer can face account-level consequences. If you’ve worked with Penva Security and want to leave a review, please do so on Google, Clutch, or LinkedIn. If you haven’t worked with Penva Security, the most useful thing to do is start a scoping conversation rather than leave a review.

No – and intentionally so. Incentivised reviews are detectable by review platforms and reviewers, and they degrade the credibility of the platform for future readers. We don’t offer discounts, gifts, contest entries, or any other incentive in exchange for reviews. Reviews appear when clients genuinely choose to share their experience. The trade-off is fewer reviews overall, but the ones that exist mean what they say.

Please tell us directly – email [email protected] or speak to our managing director. We take engagement-quality issues seriously and would always prefer to address them directly than learn about them through a public review. That said, we won’t ask you to remove a public negative review either – your honest experience is yours to share. Review platforms work because they reflect genuine experiences, including the difficult ones.

Reviews on third-party platforms are written by clients, not by Penva Security, and clients are responsible for their own confidentiality obligations. We don’t ask clients to disclose details that would breach their NDA with their own customers, and we don’t republish reviews that contain such details. If you’re writing a review and unsure about what’s safe to share, focus on the experience of working with Penva Security (process, communication, report quality, outcomes) rather than specifics of your own internal systems or data.