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Penetration testing that behaves like the attacker you are worried about.

Scanners find the obvious. We chain the small weaknesses scanners rate as 'low' into the business-level impact that actually matters — then show you exactly how, and exactly how to close it.

What we test

  • External network: internet-facing services, exposed management, VPNs, mail
  • Internal network: Active Directory, lateral movement, privilege escalation
  • Web applications and APIs: OWASP coverage plus business-logic abuse
  • Mobile applications and the backends they talk to
  • Authentication and SSO: MFA bypass, token handling, session management
  • Wireless, physical and OT/IoT components where in scope
  • Mapped to MITRE ATT&CK so your blue team can track detection gaps

What you get

  • Technical report with reproduction steps and proof-of-concept per finding
  • Risk ratings in business terms, not just CVSS
  • Prioritised remediation plan, quick wins first
  • Executive summary suitable for management and auditors
  • Retest of all fixes and a clean attestation letter on request

Who it is for

Fintechs, SaaS companies, exchanges, infrastructure providers and scale-ups that need an honest view of their exposure — for themselves, for customers' security questionnaires, or for a compliance programme.

Grey box by default

We prefer grey-box engagements: some documentation and credentials up front. It finds more in less time than a pure black box and reflects a realistic attacker who has done their homework. Black box and white box are available when the goal calls for it.

Engagement

How an engagement runs

01

Scope

We agree targets, rules of engagement and what success looks like — in writing, before anything starts.

02

Recon

We map your full attack surface the way an adversary would, not just the assets you remembered to mention.

03

Exploit

We attempt real exploitation and chain small weaknesses into business-level impact.

04

Report

You get prioritised findings, proof-of-concept and remediation steps a developer can act on today.

05

Retest

We verify every fix so issues stay closed — and you get a clean report to show customers.

FAQ

Questions about penetration testing

How long does a pentest take?

Typically one to three weeks of testing depending on scope, plus reporting. We agree the schedule and the testing windows before starting.

Will testing disrupt our systems?

We test under written rules of engagement, avoid denial-of-service by default and coordinate anything risky with your team in advance. Where production is too sensitive we work against a staging mirror.

Find out what an attacker would find first.

Send us what you want tested. We'll come back with scope, timing and a fixed quote — no sales theatre.

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