Understand the risk.
Know what to fix.
A scoped penetration test across the systems your business depends on.
Before testing
We agree on domains, IP ranges, APIs, environments and exclusions. For authenticated testing, we identify the test accounts and permission levels needed.
The engagement also defines the testing window, operational contacts, permitted techniques and CVSS severity assessment. Testing starts only after authorization.
How we work
We built our own product on large language models. It speeds up reconnaissance, testing and reporting, so a test that used to take weeks takes days. Every vulnerability is reproduced and confirmed with evidence before it reaches your report. When you give us access to your source code, we can also fix the vulnerabilities we found, directly in the code.
What we investigate
External attack surface
Exposed assets, services, configurations and unintended data exposure.
Public APIs
Authentication, object and function authorization, input handling and business logic.
Internal APIs
Roles, privilege boundaries, service-to-service trust and access available to authenticated users.
How a finding is validated
We connect the observed behavior to a security impact, document the conditions required and provide reproducible evidence within the agreed scope.
The report distinguishes a confirmed issue from an unverified observation. Severity reflects the impact and the conditions required for exploitation.
What you receive
From signing the agreement to your report: up to one week. We deliver 90% of reports within one day.
A prioritized report with affected assets, severity, impact, reproduction steps and remediation guidance. The report also describes tested scope and relevant limitations.
Explore the sample reportLimits of an audit
A security audit is a scoped, time-bound assessment. A report with no findings is not a guarantee that a system is free of vulnerabilities. Changes to systems or permissions can change the risk.
Retesting the vulnerabilities you paid for is free for 60 days after the report. A retest checks the reported findings; new scope is a separate engagement.