Penetration Testing
A real attacker’s view of your network — before a real attacker gets one.
Our testers work your internal and external networks the way an adversary would: manually, patiently, and chaining small weaknesses into real attack paths rather than pasting scanner output into a template. Every finding comes with the path we took, the impact it enables, and a fix that addresses the cause rather than the symptom. Retesting is part of the engagement, so closed means verified closed.
Web Application Testing
Your applications, tested the way they will be attacked.
Web applications carry your most direct exposure: they are public, they hold data, and they change every sprint. We test them against the OWASP failure modes and beyond — authentication and session handling, access control between tenants and roles, injection, and the business-logic flaws no scanner will ever flag. Findings are written for the developers who have to fix them, not just the executives who have to read them.
Wireless / WiFi Testing
The perimeter you forgot you have.
Wireless networks quietly extend your perimeter into the parking lot, and misconfigurations there rarely show up in any other assessment. We evaluate your corporate and guest networks for weak authentication, poor segmentation, and rogue access points, and test how far an attacker within radio range could actually get. You learn precisely where the wireless edge leaks into the wired core.
Secure Code Review
Find the flaws scanners can’t see.
Some vulnerabilities only exist in the source: subtle authorization gaps, cryptographic misuse, trust assumptions between services. Our reviewers read your code the way a skilled attacker with a stolen repository would, combining tooling with human judgment about what the code is actually trying to do. It pairs naturally with web application testing — one confirms the behaviour, the other explains it.
Adversarial Emulation / Red Team
A full-scope rehearsal against a determined adversary.
A red-team engagement asks a bigger question than any single test: given a realistic adversary with time and intent, does your organization detect them, contain them, and recover? We emulate relevant threat actors across technical, physical, and human vectors against agreed objectives, while your defenders respond as they would on any other day. The debrief maps every step we took to what your controls saw — and what they missed.
Social Engineering
Test the human layer — then train it.
Most incidents still begin with a person, so we test yours honestly: phishing and pretext campaigns built from what an attacker could actually learn about your organization, measured without shaming anyone. The results feed directly into security awareness training that reflects the attacks your people genuinely face, not generic e-learning. Measurement, then improvement, then measurement again.