We anticipate threats so your business keeps growing without interruption.
Penetration testing and vulnerability analysis, run traditionally or AI-powered, for teams that would rather uncover the problem than read about it in an incident report.
Mission
Expose the real impact of vulnerabilities in critical systems before an attacker does, with clear technical evidence and remediation steps an engineering team can actually execute.
Vision
To be the team organizations turn to when they treat offensive security as a serious technical practice, not a compliance box ticked once a year.
A system isn't secure until someone tries to break it.
Penetration testing and vulnerability analysis
Four fronts. Manual exploitation and reproducible evidence, not a scanner on autopilot.
Offensive security
Manual pentesting against the surface you actually expose.
- Web
- API
- Mobile
- Cloud
- AI & LLM
Code analysis
The application reviewed from the inside and the outside, with every alert manually triaged.
- SAST
- DAST
- MAST
Banking core
Financial platforms where failure is not a leak, but an altered transaction.
- Core
- ISO 8583
- SWIFT
- Channels
PCI DSS analysis
Technical work on the CDE so the formal assessment arrives without surprises.
- Gap analysis
- Req. 11.4
- Segmentation
No cost
Run your first scan, free
Book a scoping session where we agree scope and rules of engagement in writing. It includes a first vulnerability scan and a short threat-intelligence check.
Complementary services
Engaged on their own, or added to any of the four services above.
Threat intelligence (CTI)
What can be seen of you from outside: impersonated brand, leaked credentials, deep and dark web mentions, and the surface you expose without knowing it.
Continuous. Observes external sources only, without touching your systems.
See service and process
Secure development
Security inside the development cycle, from requirements to release, so the flaw never gets written in the first place.
Embeds with your team during the project, not after it ships.
See service and process
How we work
Four phases, one goal: evidence you can act on.
Based on the OWASP Testing Guide, NIST SP 800-115, OSSTMM and PTES, adapted to each project's real scope instead of applied as a template.
Reconnaissance and vulnerability analysis
Attack-surface mapping, OSINT and enumeration of exposed assets, internal or external.
Exploitation
Manual validation of exploitable vulnerabilities, without compromising the stability of the environment.
Post-exploitation
We assess real impact: what an attacker can reach once inside, and what gets put at risk.
Report and retest
Prioritized findings with reproducible evidence, plus a verification round after remediation.
Why choose us
What makes us different from an automated, surface-level scan.
Offensive security that turns into concrete fixes.
Manual exploitation, not a scanner
An attacker doesn't run a tool and leave. We chain flaws by hand until we prove real impact, not a context-free list of alerts.
Reproducible evidence
Every finding ships with its proof of concept and the exact steps to reproduce it. Your team verifies the issue, it doesn't take our word for it.
AI-powered pentesting
Where authorized, alongside traditional testing we can run pentests against internet-facing assets powered by AI models in a local cloud environment, guaranteeing that no data is sent to third parties. Covering one of the most recent attack vectors out there.
Retest and early alerts included
We report critical findings immediately and, after remediation, verify at no extra cost that the flaw is genuinely closed. The work ends when the risk drops.
Recognized methodology
OWASP, NIST SP 800-115, OSSTMM and PTES as a baseline, adapted to each project's scope instead of applied as a template.
Direct communication
Full transparency: the same technical team is with you from start to finish.
Certified team
We are not another consultancy.
We prove it with certifications.
Five active credentials across the team. The exploitation ones —eWPT, eCPPT and CEH Practical— are earned by solving a real lab, not by answering a test.
eWPT
INE / eLearnSecurity
Lab
eCPPT
INE / eLearnSecurity
Lab
CEH
EC-Council
Certification
CEH Practical
EC-Council
Hands-on
CEH Master
EC-Council
Hands-on
Frequently asked
What people usually ask before the first call.
Do I need authorization for you to audit my systems?
Yes, and it's non-negotiable. We don't start without a signed authorization defining the scope, test windows and included assets. Running security tests without permission is illegal; the contract protects us both.
Is my operation affected during the audit?
No. We prioritize non-destructive techniques and agree with you on what can be touched. We don't run denial-of-service attacks or high-risk tests against production without an explicit agreement and an agreed window.
Do we sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA)?
Always. Everything we find —findings, data, architecture— stays confidential. We can sign your NDA or propose ours before receiving any sensitive information.
How long does an audit take?
It depends on scope, but a typical web application pentest runs one to three weeks of effective work. After reviewing your scope we give a concrete estimate in the proposal, in under 48 hours.
What do you deliver at the end?
- A technical report detailing every finding, a reproducible proof of concept and/or evidence, severity (CWE + CVSS), mitigation recommendations and any applicable compensating controls.
- An executive report for leadership summarising the results of the test and its impact on the organisation.
- A risk treatment matrix with condensed information, ready to be acted on inside the organisation.
Additionally, if required:
- Early warning reports: where high-impact risks exist, we issue as many early warning reports as needed.
- Retest report: once remediations are validated, we produce a new technical report with the results of this second review, focused on the initial findings.
Do you do social engineering or phishing?
Only if it's within the agreed scope and with clear rules of engagement in writing. We don't perform any action against people or accounts unless it is explicitly authorized.
Next step
Tell us which systems you want to protect.
A three-step form: who you are, what is in scope and when you need it. We send back a technical proposal in under 48 hours.
or email us at [email protected]