Services
Penetration testing
We simulate real, controlled, and authorized attacks against your systems — so you find the vulnerabilities before someone with bad intentions does.
What can be tested
Web applications and APIs
Internal and external network
Cloud infrastructure (configuration, exposure)
Wireless networks
General methodology
- 1Reconnaissance and mapping of the attack surface, within the agreed scope
- 2Vulnerability identification, both manual and tool-assisted
- 3Controlled exploitation, only as much as needed to confirm real impact
- 4Detailed documentation of every issue found, with evidence and context
- 5Reporting prioritized by severity and business impact
What the report includes
- Executive summary, easy to present to leadership
- Technical detail per vulnerability: severity, evidence, impact
- Remediation recommendation for every issue
- Clear prioritization — what to fix first, and why
Retesting
After remediation, we independently verify every reported vulnerability — we don't just rely on confirmation that it was fixed, we actually retest the issue, so you get real confirmation, not just a checkbox.
Authorization
Any activity starts only after a written authorization agreement, signed by the client company, that explicitly defines the scope, time window, and limits of the testing. We never act without this agreement.
Limitations & responsibilities
- Testing is strictly limited to the scope agreed in writing before the activity starts
- We never test third-party systems without their explicit consent
- The client is responsible for internal communication about the testing window
- A penetration test shows risk at the time of testing, not a permanent guarantee
Want to know where you're exposed?
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