Cybersecurity · Offensive security
Offensive security. Find it before they do.
Attackers only need one way in. We look for it first, the way they would, across your applications, networks, cloud, people and buildings.
You receive a clear picture of what is exploitable, what it would cost you and what to fix first, and we re-test once it is fixed.
What's included. Scoped to what you need.
Penetration testing
Web applications, APIs, internal and external networks, and cloud environments on Azure, AWS and GCP.
Mobile application testing
In-depth testing of iOS and Android apps and the back-ends behind them.
Red team operations
Full-scope adversary simulation that tests your people, processes and technology together.
Adversary emulation
Continuous validation against the tactics and techniques of known threat actors.
Social engineering
Phishing, vishing, impersonation and pretexting campaigns that measure how your people respond.
Physical testing
Access controls, badge cloning and tailgating at your sites, under agreed rules.
Attack surface mapping
Discovery of forgotten, shadow and exposed assets before attackers find them.
Bug bounty management
Triage and handling of findings reported by public security researchers.
What you receive. Three reports and a sign-off.
Every finding comes with business context, so the board, the auditors and the engineers each get what they need from the same engagement.
Executive report
Risk in plain terms, with the financial and insurance angle, for management and the board.
Technical report
Every finding with CVSS score, evidence, attack path and fix, for your engineers.
Remediation roadmap
What to fix when, phased into 0–30, 30–90 and 90+ days.
Re-test and certificate
We re-test your fixes, validate closure and issue a completion certificate.
How it runs
- Duration
- From a few days for a focused test to several weeks for a red team, confirmed in your proposal.
- Team
- Offensive security specialists, led by a senior engagement lead who is your single point of contact.
- From you
- A named contact, the agreed scope and rules of engagement, and test accounts or access where needed.
- During the test
- Daily updates. Critical findings are reported the moment we find them, not at the end.
Methodology
- OWASP
- PTES
- MITRE ATT&CK
- NIST SP 800-115
- CVSS
Frequently asked questions
Will testing disrupt our systems?
Testing is planned with your team and agreed in rules of engagement. Risky tests are scheduled in maintenance windows, and we stop immediately if something behaves unexpectedly.
What is the difference between a penetration test and a red team?
A penetration test looks for as many weaknesses as possible in a defined scope. A red team pursues a goal, like reaching your payment systems, and tests how well you detect and respond along the way.
How often should we test?
At least once a year and after major changes, such as a new application, a cloud migration or an acquisition. Regulations such as NIS2 and PCI DSS set their own expectations.
Do you re-test after we fix the findings?
Yes. Re-testing is part of the engagement, and closes with a completion certificate once the fixes are validated.
Can you test cloud and SaaS environments?
Yes, including Azure, AWS and GCP, within the testing rules each provider publishes.
Talk to a specialist
Scope your engagement.
Tell us what you want tested. Your quote follows within 24 hours of the first conversation.