Four ways to stay ahead of an attacker.
From a single deep engagement to an ongoing partnership, every service ends the same way: real findings, proven with evidence, and a fix that we confirm actually held.
Penetration Testing
We attack your web applications, APIs, and infrastructure with the same techniques a real adversary would use. Manual, adversarial testing goes far deeper than any scanner, and every finding is reproduced and proven, never guessed.
What you receive
- A prioritised report your board and your engineers can both act on
- Every finding scored with CVSS v4.0 and mapped to real business impact
- Step-by-step reproduction so your team can confirm each issue
- A clear, plain-language executive summary up front
- A remediation call to walk your team through the fixes
- A re-test to confirm the closed issues stay closed
Vulnerability Assessment
A broad, structured sweep of your estate to surface misconfigurations, exposed services, weak TLS, and forgotten endpoints. Where a penetration test goes deep on chosen targets, an assessment goes wide, so you know the full shape of your exposure.
What you receive
- A ranked inventory of weaknesses across your public estate
- Severity and effort scored together, so you fix what matters first
- Misconfigurations, exposed services, and weak transport flagged
- Email posture reviewed: SPF, DKIM, and DMARC
- A short, honest picture of where you stand today
- A practical roadmap for closing the gaps in order
Hardening & Remediation
Finding a problem is only half the job. We help you close it: secure configuration, guided fixes, and hands-on support for your engineers, then a re-test that confirms the fix genuinely worked rather than simply moving the risk.
What you receive
- Concrete, tested configuration changes, not generic advice
- Direct support for your engineers while they apply the fixes
- Hardening baselines aligned to recognised standards
- A verification re-test on every issue we asked you to close
- Written sign-off once a finding is confirmed resolved
- A shortlist of the changes that reduce the most risk fastest
Security Training & Advisory
Practical guidance for your team, from secure-development habits to on-call advisory when you need a trusted second set of eyes on a decision. The goal is simple: fewer of the same findings next time, and a team that catches them first.
What you receive
- Workshops built around your real stack, not slideware
- Secure-development habits your developers will actually keep
- A trusted advisor to call before a risky architecture decision
- Design and threat-model review on new features
- Guidance mapped to OWASP, PTES, and NIST practice
- A standing relationship, so context carries over each time
The parts we never leave out.
Whichever service you choose, these come as standard. They are the difference between a report that gathers dust and one that closes real risk.
Written scope first
Targets, rules of engagement, and timing agreed on paper before a single packet is sent.
Evidence, not noise
Every finding reproduced and proven. No padding a report with raw scanner output.
Two-audience reporting
Technical depth for engineers, a plain summary for the board. One document, both jobs.
Confidential by default
What we learn about your systems stays between us, written into every engagement.
A clear path from scope to a fix that holds.
No black boxes. You always know what we are testing, what we found, and that it is genuinely closed.
Scope
Targets, rules of engagement, and timing agreed in writing before anything begins.
Reconnaissance
We map your attack surface the way an adversary would, from the outside in.
Exploitation
Manual, adversarial testing backed by tooling, going far deeper than any scanner alone.
Reporting
One document your board and your engineers can both read, act on, and fund.
Re-test
We return, confirm every fix landed, and sign it off. Not before.
Find out what an attacker already knows.
Tell us what you want tested and we will scope an engagement that fits. Every conversation is confidential from the first message.