We Find What Scanners Miss.
We Prepare What Auditors Ask For.
Manual penetration testing across applications, APIs, networks, cloud, mobile, AI and smart contracts, plus phishing simulation and dark web monitoring, with a working proof of exploit behind every finding. And the readiness work behind PCI DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2 and the frameworks your customers ask about.
Scanners find known vulnerabilities. Products break on logic.
Outdated dependencies, missing headers, known CVEs and misconfigurations that match a signature. Useful, cheap and largely automatable. You should already be doing this, and you do not need us for it.
One user reaching another user's data. A role performing an action it should not. A workflow completed out of order. A limit that is not atomic under parallel requests. None of it matches a signature, because it is specific to how your product was built.
So we test the product the way an attacker with a valid account would: every role, every boundary, every assumption your code makes about who is asking. Then we prove each one with a working exploit rather than a severity rating.
Two things, and we say plainly which one you need.
Most security firms present one menu and let you work out what applies. These are separate engagements with separate methods, and the scoping call decides which.
We break it and prove it
Penetration testing, red teaming, phishing simulation and code review across web, API, network, cloud, mobile, thick client, AI and smart contracts, with dark web monitoring alongside. Every finding ships with a working proof of exploit and a retest.
See the services →Ready before the assessor arrives
Readiness for PCI DSS, ISO/IEC 27001, 42001 and 27701, SOC 2 Type 1 and Type 2, HITRUST, HIPAA, GDPR and the India DPDP Act. The certificate comes from your assessor, never from us.
See the frameworks →Web application, API and infrastructure bug bounty programmes that have acknowledged our findings.
Smart contract, DeFi and protocol bug bounty programmes and contests.
Certifications held
Smart Contract SecuritySmart Contract Security course and proficiency exam · Cyfrin Updraft
Smart Contract AuditorCertified Smart Contract Auditor · Blockchain Council
OSCPOffensive Security Certified Professional · OffSec
eWPTXWeb Application Penetration Tester eXtreme · INE Security- eWPTWeb Application Penetration Tester · INE Security
- eJPTJunior Penetration Tester · INE Security
CEHCertified Ethical Hacker · EC-Council
ISO/IEC 27001ISO/IEC 27001 Information Security Management · ISO/IEC- Foundry FundamentalsFoundry Fundamentals course and proficiency exam · Cyfrin Updraft
MITRE ATT&CKMITRE ATT&CK Framework · Udemy
A defined process, and exactly what you receive.
Three phases, six steps. What happens at each stage is fixed before the engagement starts, so there are no surprises in scope, price or timing.
Scope
Agree what will be tested, in writing, before anything runs.
- 01
Scoping call
We go through the application, the roles, the API surface and what is driving the timing. No sales pitch, no discovery questionnaire.
- 02
Fixed proposal
A written scope with a fixed price, explicit exclusions, dates and deliverables. The price does not change unless you change the scope.
- 03
Authorization
A signed authorization letter and rules of engagement: what is in scope, what is off limits, the testing window, and who to call if something breaks.
Test
Manual assessment against the agreed surface.
- 04
Testing
Manual testing against your environment. You get progress updates, and anything critical is reported the day it is found rather than held for the report.
Report & retest
Evidence, remediation, and verification that it is closed.
- 05
Report
Executive summary for the people who sign things, technical findings with reproduction steps and a working proof of exploit for the people who fix them.
- 06
Retest included
When you have fixed things, we verify each one and issue an updated report plus a letter of attestation you can hand to customers and auditors.
What you receive
The report is the product. Every engagement ends with the same set of deliverables.
- Executive summary
- One page your board, your auditor or your enterprise customer can read without a security background.
- Technical findings
- Each one with the affected component, the reproduction steps, and the request and response that prove it.
- Working proof of exploit
- Not a CVSS score attached to a scanner signature. A demonstration that the issue is real and reachable.
- Developer-ready fix
- What to change, where, and why that change closes the issue rather than moving it.
- Report walkthrough call
- A live session with your engineers while they have the code open. Almost nobody in this industry does this.
- Retest and attestation
- A second report confirming what is fixed, and a letter you can share with customers and auditors.
Answers to what people ask on the first call.
How do you scope an engagement?
One 30 minute call. We need to know what the application does, how many user roles it has, whether there is an API, and what is driving the timing. You get a fixed price after that call, not an hourly estimate that moves.
What do I need to give you before testing starts?
Test accounts for every role, a staging or production environment, any API documentation you have, and a signed authorization letter. Nothing else. If documentation does not exist, that is normal and it does not change the price.
Do you test production?
Yes, if you want that, and it is often the more honest test. Testing is non-destructive by default and we agree the boundaries with you in writing first. If you prefer staging, the only cost is that some findings will be environment-specific.
What happens to the data you find?
Findings and evidence stay on encrypted storage that we control, separated per client, and are destroyed on the schedule set in the contract. Nothing is stored with a third-party reporting vendor. No client data goes on a personal laptop.
Is the retest included?
Yes, one full retest of every finding is included within 90 days of the report. You get an updated report showing what is fixed, and a letter of attestation you can share with your own customers and auditors.
What if you find nothing?
You receive the full record of what was tested, how it was tested and what was ruled out. That record is what an auditor or an enterprise customer actually wants to see, and a clean result against a documented scope is worth having in writing. We do not pad a report with low-value findings to justify the engagement.
Prove what your product exposes
A 30 minute scoping call, then a fixed price. No discovery questionnaire, no pressure to buy.