Find the holes before someone else does.
Manual testing that proves what an attacker could actually reach, not a list of scanner output. Every test is scoped in writing, run within agreed rules and closed with a retest.
- Price
- Set in your written proposal
- You receive
- An executive summary, ranked findings with evidence and step-by-step fixes, and a retest.
Scope, timeline and price in writing before any work starts.
What we test. Every way in.
- 01
Web applications and APIs
Authentication, access control, injection, business logic and the API calls your front end never makes, following the OWASP testing guides.
- 02
Mobile applications
iOS and Android apps on real devices, against the OWASP mobile standard: local storage, network traffic, tampering and the API behind them.
- 03
Cloud
AWS, Azure and Google Cloud: identities, storage, networks and workloads, and the privilege escalation paths between them.
- 04
External network
Everything you expose to the internet, including the assets nobody remembers: VPNs, remote access, mail, DNS and admin panels.
- 05
Internal network
From a compromised laptop to domain administrator: Active Directory, lateral movement and whether separated networks are really separated.
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.
- 04
Report
An executive summary, ranked findings with evidence and step-by-step fixes.
- 05
Retest
We verify your fixes and confirm the issues are closed.
Questions, answered.
01Will 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.
02Do we need permission from our cloud provider?
For most services, no. AWS, Azure and Google publish policies that allow customers to test their own resources. We check the current policy for everything in scope.
03Can 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.
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Tell us what you run and what worries you. We will come back with a scope, a timeline and a price.