
54%
4.88M
Attacks on known vulnerabilities
Average cost of a data breach
Critical weaknesses stay hidden until real attackers exploit them.
Controls look strong on paper but fail under attack.
Missing independent tests blocks certifications, renewals, and key deals.
Same vulnerabilities reappear because fixes are never verified.

Penetration testing, or ethical hacking, is a proactive security exercise where our certified experts simulate real-world cyberattacks on your systems. Unlike automated scans, we think like hackers to uncover complex vulnerabilities that tools miss.
Secure mobile apps against real-world attacks, data leaks, and compliance risks.
Uncover and fix web vulnerabilities before attackers exploit your sites and users.
Validate desktop apps against data abuse, access misuse, and regulatory exposure.
Expose misconfigurations and risky paths in cloud environments before they impact you.
Harden APIs against abuse, data exposure, and lateral movement across your ecosystem.
Reveal weaknesses in internal and external networks before attackers can pivot.
Stress-test smart contracts and Web3 logic against exploits, fraud, and market abuse.
Simulate phishing, pretexting, and baiting to measure and improve human defenses.
Assess and optimize anti-drone detection, response, and countermeasures for threats.
Protect SCADA and OT systems from network, protocol, and operational disruptions.
Test IoT devices, networks, and cloud backends against real-world compromise.

Trusted by banks, critical infrastructure, and global brands to test their most sensitive systems under real attack conditions.
Specialists who think like real attackers to reveal the weaknesses most likely to be exploited in the wild.
Clear, prioritized reports that translate technical issues into business risk, so your team knows exactly what to fix first.
Assessment outputs mapped to frameworks like SOC2, ISO 27001, PCI‑DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR to support audits and security reviews.

A business-oriented summary, empowering informed decisions at the executive level.

A visual presentation facilitating effective communication and alignment for senior stakeholders.

A detailed record of every vulnerability found, mapped to compliance, risk and remediation contexts.

Real-time visibility of the most critical security issues to enable rapid remediation.

Leads the security testing lifecycle from planning to final report. Designs realistic attack scenarios, directs the testing team, and validates all findings. Acts as the main technical contact, explaining what was found, how it was discovered, and what it means for your business.
Executes the core penetration testing activities, safely attempting to breach applications, cloud services, and internal systems. Identifies vulnerabilities, validates their real‑world impact, and documents everything in a clear technical report your defenders can act on.
Oversees project initiation, scheduling, and day‑to‑day coordination. Manages communication between your stakeholders and the testing team, tracks deadlines and milestones, and ensures the engagement is delivered smoothly, on time, and within scope.
Monitors alignment with key regulatory frameworks (such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR) and your internal policies. Reviews testing methods and evidence to confirm that the engagement meets legal, contractual, and audit requirements.
The client needed to find all vulnerabilities and risks in their publicly available IT infrastructure including 36 domains, 56 subdomains, 20 IPs, 230 services, 110 components, and 5 public security layers. The results should be usable as evidence for compliance and adherence to laws.
Enterprise-grade automated analysis uncovered misconfigurations, outdated dependencies, and potential vulnerabilities, while senior pentesters manually assessed services to expose business-logic vulnerabilities and confirm potential ones, eliminating false-positives.
Delivered thorough asset exposure visibility, discovering shadow IT in the process. Denial of Service, SQL Injections, Command Injections, and vulnerable third-party components were discovered and mapped to their respective risk levels. Thorough remediation plan was presented.
Successfully mitigated potential losses totaling $20 million by discovering and fixing key threats, including data breach, ransomware, intellectual property theft, social engineering, and denial of service all affecting critical or important systems.
How is penetration testing different from a vulnerability scan?
Vulnerability scans are automated tools that identify known weaknesses. Penetration testing involves skilled testers who actively exploit vulnerabilities, chain multiple issues into attack paths, and validate real-world risk, going far beyond what automated scanners can detect.
Will penetration testing disrupt my business operations?
We design our tests to minimize disruption. We can schedule aggressive testing during off-hours and coordinate closely with your team to avoid downtime.
What happens if you find a critical vulnerability during testing?
We immediately notify your designated contact and pause testing if needed. Critical findings are escalated in real-time so your team can assess and contain the risk while we continue testing other areas.
Do you provide re-testing after we fix the issues?
Yes, we offer a re-test verification to ensure that the identified vulnerabilities have been effectively remediated.
How often should we conduct penetration tests?
Most organizations conduct penetration tests annually or after significant changes such as major deployments, infrastructure updates, or new application releases. Regulatory frameworks like PCI DSS require annual testing.
Do your assessments support compliance and regulatory requirements?
Yes, our testing is aligned with major frameworks including SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR. The final report is structured to satisfy audit requirements, support certification efforts, and demonstrate due diligence to regulators.
