Sound familiar?
- You handle customer data, but nobody has ever tested the system’s security.
- You inherited an application and don’t know how solid it is.
- You need a security assessment before a launch, or for a client.
What we test
Penetration testing
We simulate real attacks, within a written scope, to understand what an attacker could actually do.
Secure code review
We read the code looking for errors and insecure patterns: authentication, permissions, credential handling.
Also included
Vulnerability assessment
Known vulnerabilities, one by one.
Hardening
Servers, services and exposed configurations.
Access and secrets
Who gets in where, and with which keys.
Remediation
The flaws get closed, not just reported.
How we start
Scope
What to analyze and the boundaries of the test, agreed in writing.
Analysis
Assessment, testing and review to find the vulnerabilities.
Report
Risks and priorities ranked by business impact.
Remediation
We fix the flaws, or work alongside your team while they do.
Before starting, people ask us
Isn’t a scanner enough?
A scanner gives you alerts. We give you a report with priorities ranked by business impact.
And who fixes the flaws afterwards?
We do, if you want: we’re developers and we fix what we find.
How far do you go?
As far as the written scope says, and only on systems you have the authority to let us test. That condition is non-negotiable, for you and for us.
The questions we get asked
Which standards do you work with?
OWASP Top 10 and ASVS for web apps; known vulnerabilities and exposed configurations for infrastructure.
What’s in the report?
Where the system can really be attacked, what happens if someone tries, and what to fix first. Not a list of alerts copied from a scanner.
When does it make sense?
Before a launch, when you’ve inherited an application, or when a client asks you for a security assessment.
Do you also test the infrastructure?
Yes: besides web apps and code, we cover servers, services and exposed configurations, with known vulnerabilities checked one by one.
How secure is your system, really?
Book a security assessment: we find the vulnerabilities and give you a concrete action plan.