Penetration Testing
Through a Hacker's Eyes
We do not rely solely on automated scanners. Our experts, with years of experience in offensive security, carry out manual, controlled attacks on your infrastructure, applications and systems, finding what machines cannot detect.
- Compliance with OWASP, PTES, OSSTMM methodologies
- No false positives
- Clear remediation instructions for developers
What exactly do we test?
Our scope of work covers the entire attack surface. We tailor scenarios individually to the technology you use.
Web Applications and APIs
We detect vulnerabilities from the OWASP Top 10 (including SQL Injection, XSS, SSRF, BOLA). We audit customer portals, e-commerce systems, CRMs and complex environments based on microservices and APIs (REST, GraphQL).
See detailsMobile Applications
Reverse engineering of iOS and Android applications (including Flutter and React Native). We verify secure on-device data storage, correct server communication and flaws in authorization logic.
See detailsInternal Infrastructure
We simulate an attack, for example from the perspective of a malicious employee or a compromised workstation. We examine network segmentation (VLAN), Active Directory, file servers and password policies.
See detailsExternal Infrastructure
We attack internet-facing systems and services. We verify firewall configurations, VPN server vulnerabilities, outdated software versions and DNS misconfigurations.
See detailsCloud Environments
We verify the security of resources in AWS, Azure and Google Cloud Platform. We focus on IAM permission errors, storage bucket (S3) leaks and Serverless vulnerabilities.
See detailsWireless Networks
We analyze the security of corporate Wi-Fi networks, guest network isolation, susceptibility to password interception, Evil Twin attacks and Rogue Access Points.
See detailsYour test is run by a certified pentester, not by someone starting a scanner. OSCP and OSWE are hands-on exams: you break into an environment within a time limit and document how.
Our testing process
We work methodically. We do not use a single scanner to generate a 1,000-page report full of errors. We build realistic attack chains to prove the actual risk.
Reconnaissance (OSINT)
Passive gathering of information from public sources, searching for leaks and mapping the infrastructure.
Scanning and Identification
Active port scanning, detection of services, the technologies used and software versions.
Exploitation
The core of the testing. An attempt to exploit the discovered vulnerabilities in a way that is safe for business continuity. Bypassing protections, taking over accounts, exfiltrating data.
Reporting and Retests
A detailed description of vulnerabilities with remediation instructions. After your team implements the fixes, we verify their correctness for free (retests).
What will you receive after the audit?
Business Report (Management Summary)
An understandable summary of the security level dedicated to management (C-level). It presents risks in financial, reputational and operational contexts.
Technical Report
Detailed documentation with a step-by-step Proof of Concept (PoC). For each vulnerability we include ready remediation instructions recommending specific code changes (e.g. examples in Java, PHP, C#).
Security Certificate
After the successful patching of vulnerabilities and passing the retests, you will receive a certificate confirming that a thorough audit was carried out. Useful for contractors and auditors (ISO 27001).
