02 · Secure · Cybersecurity
Find the holes before someone else does.
Penetration testing that validates your defenses against real-world attacks, with clear, prioritized findings your engineers and your board can both act on.
Broken access control on /api/invoices
Severity: High- Impact
- Any signed-in user can read another tenant’s invoices.
- Fix
- Enforce the tenant check server-side and add a regression test.
- Status
- Fixed, retest passed
Our team has worked with
What we test. Every way in.
- 01
Web application and API testing
OWASP-aligned testing for injection, broken access control, authentication flaws and business-logic abuse.
- 02
Cloud penetration testing
Targeted attacks on your cloud configuration, identities and workloads, with recommendations for each environment.
- 03
External network testing
Your internet-facing perimeter tested the way an outside attacker would see it: firewalls, VPNs and exposed services.
- 04
Internal network testing
What an insider or a compromised laptop could reach, from lateral movement to privilege escalation.
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Mobile application testing
iOS and Android apps and their back ends, from local storage to API traffic.
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Social engineering
Phishing and impersonation campaigns that measure how your people respond, followed by awareness guidance.
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Physical security testing
Controlled attempts to reach offices, server rooms and devices.
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Red team exercises
Goal-based campaigns that emulate a determined adversary and test detection and response, not only prevention.
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Vulnerability assessment (VAPT)
Ongoing identification, assessment and prioritization of weaknesses between full tests.
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Security strategy and threat modeling
Threat models, detection priorities and a security roadmap for leadership, informed by offensive-security experience.
- 01ScopeDone
- 02ReconDone
- 03ExploitIn progress
- 04ReportNext
- 05RetestNext
How a test runs. From scope to retest.
- 01
Scope
Targets, rules of engagement and timeline agreed in writing.
- 02
Recon
We map your attack surface the way an attacker would.
- 03
Exploit
Manual testing that proves real impact, not scanner noise.
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Report
An executive summary, ranked findings with evidence and step-by-step fixes.
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Retest
We verify your fixes and confirm the issues are closed.
Questions, answered.
01How is a penetration test different from a vulnerability scan?
A scan lists potential issues automatically. In a penetration test, experienced testers try to exploit them, proving which issues are real and what an attacker could reach.
02Will testing disrupt our systems?
Tests are planned with you, with agreed time windows and rules of engagement. Risky techniques are only used with your explicit approval.
03How long does a test take?
It depends on the scope. You receive a timeline in the proposal before anything starts.
04What do we receive at the end?
An executive summary, technical findings with severity ratings and evidence, remediation guidance for each issue, and a retest to confirm your fixes.
05Can the report support compliance?
Yes. Regular penetration testing is expected by frameworks such as ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS and NIS2, and our reports are written to serve as evidence.
Know where you stand before an attacker does.
Tell us what you want tested. We will come back with a scope, a timeline and a price.