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Web applications, REST and GraphQL APIs, mobile flows, external infrastructure, and cloud-exposed assets — scoped to your stack.
- Web
- API
- Mobile
- Cloud
For growing SaaS and fintech teams that premium firms overprice and overcomplicate — scoped, manual-first testing that's fast, in your timezone, and priced for your stage.
Proof, not promises — every finding ships with reproducible evidence. Request a full redacted sample report, or browse real, anonymized case studies before you buy.
Penetration testing is a time-boxed technical assessment of a defined scope — a web application, an API surface, an internal network, a cloud account — performed by experienced testers who reproduce the techniques real attackers use. The goal is not to generate a long list of theoretical findings, but to surface the chains of weaknesses that genuinely put data, identities, and business workflows at risk.
Each engagement combines manual exploitation with targeted tooling. Testers chase business-logic abuse, authentication and authorization flaws, server-side and client-side injection, insecure direct object references, and complex multi-step exploits that automated scanners cannot reason about. Findings are validated, deduplicated, and documented with reproducible evidence so engineering teams can act on them quickly.
For broader, goal-driven adversarial scenarios, see Red Team Operations. For cloud-control reviews that go deeper than perimeter testing, see Cloud Security Audit.
Web applications, REST and GraphQL APIs, mobile flows, external infrastructure, and cloud-exposed assets — scoped to your stack.
Human-led testing supported by tooling, focused on real attack paths, business-logic abuse, and chained exploits rather than scanner output.
Per-finding vulnerability cards with evidence, exploitability, risk explanation, remediation steps, and retest criteria — usable by both engineering and exec stakeholders.
Optional validation pass after remediation with a short confirmation report, typically within 10 working days of fixes.
Structured assessments with clear remediation guidance and validation retests.
Manual-first assessment for business logic abuse, auth flaws, and OWASP Top 10 classes.
REST/GraphQL API analysis for object-level authorization, rate controls, and token flows.
External/internal network validation including AD abuse paths and segmentation bypass.
IAM posture, misconfiguration abuse, and container runtime attack-path validation.
Adversary emulation across the full kill chain when scope-bound testing is no longer enough.
Configuration-led review of AWS that complements application-layer pentesting.
External attack surface and credential exposure mapping that informs pentest scoping.
Chained several individually-minor GraphQL exposures into a single High-severity finding, then found the client's own code trusted their internet-exposed development environment as a data source — a bridge from a lower-security environment straight into production.
Found a critical CORS misconfiguration that let arbitrary origins pull sensitive user data from the API — the client shipped a fix before the engagement even closed — then kept digging and surfaced a long-lived auth token and a residual trust-boundary gap the quick fix had missed.