Controlled attacks on your systems, strictly under contract and with written authorisation. We look for the routes a real attacker would take, and we prove every finding.
We define the targets and the limits and put the engagement in writing. We only test what the authorised owner has signed off.
External perimeter, web applications, firewall and social engineering. Where it makes sense, we use semi-automated attack chains.
Every weakness is proven and rated by CVSS. You receive prioritised countermeasures rather than a long list.
On request we check after remediation whether the gaps have actually been closed.
Everything reachable from the outside. Servers, services and open ports at the edge of your network.
What an attacker reaches once they have a foothold. Lateral movement and privilege escalation.
Login, sessions, inputs and interfaces. The flaws most often exploited in day-to-day use.
Rules, permissions and default settings in your cloud. The door here is often wider open than assumed.
People as the way into the system. Phishing and pretexts, agreed in advance and without exposing your staff.
Several weaknesses joined into one realistic path in, not just listed in isolation.
Which of these areas belong in the test we decide together during scoping. None of it runs without your authorisation.
A penetration test is a real attack on real systems. We only carry it out once the frame is in place. These rules protect you and us.
At the end there is a report your team can work with straight away. Traceable, proven and sorted by urgency.
It opens with the management summary: the situation, the biggest risks and the key steps on one page. For the level that decides, not the level that fixes. Behind it, every single finding follows with four fixed fields.
What the weakness is and why it is a problem.
A traceable rating, so it is clear what comes first.
The path to the finding, step by step. So your team can reproduce it themselves.
A concrete proposal for how to close the gap. No generic advice.
A reply within two working days, with a concrete scoping proposal.