Manual testing, adversarial logic.
Every test starts with the same question an attacker asks: what’s the shortest path to something valuable? We map your web apps, networks, mobile clients, and APIs, then chain low-severity issues into high-impact compromise paths.
- Web, network, mobile & API — external, internal, authenticated grey-box, and assumed-breach scenarios.
- Business-logic abuse — broken access control, IDOR chains, payment and workflow manipulation scanners can’t reason about.
- Safe by default — tightly scoped rules of engagement, no destructive payloads in production without written sign-off.
What’s included
Everything you need to fix, nothing you don’t.
Scope
Threat-modelled scoping
We scope around crown jewels and likely attack paths — not a flat asset count that wastes budget on low-value targets.
Proof
Working proof-of-concepts
Every critical and high finding ships with reproduction steps and a safe PoC your engineers can replay.
Report
Two-audience reporting
A technical deep-dive for engineers plus a risk-ranked executive summary your board can act on.
Engagement flow
From kickoff to verified fix in weeks.
Most tests run one to three weeks depending on scope. You get daily check-ins during active exploitation, a live readout at the end, and a free retest of every fixed finding within 90 days.
Will testing disrupt production? +
No. We agree safe testing windows and excluded actions up front, throttle anything load-sensitive, and stop immediately if we observe instability. In 500+ tests we have never caused an outage.
Do you just run automated scanners? +
Scanners are the starting line, not the deliverable. Typically under 10% of our findings come from tooling alone — the rest is manual chaining and logic abuse.
What happens after the report? +
We walk your engineers through every finding live, help prioritize against your release plan, then retest each fix under the same attack to confirm it holds.
Scope a penetration test.
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