Let’s find what to fix first. A penetration test goes after your systems by hand and gives you a clear, ranked list to work from.

Real exploitation, not a scanner report
Findings you can reproduce, ranked by what to fix first
Web, network, cloud, mobile and red team

We test everything that matters to your business

Applications and APIs

Your public web estate and the interfaces behind it, tested the way somebody with time and motive would test them.

Network and cloud

Perimeter, internal segments and cloud configuration, including the paths that only open once a first foothold exists.

The people and their real-life behaviour

A red team engagement that treats your staff and process as part of the attack surface, because an attacker does.

What a test actually exercises

Web applications: Authentication and session handling, access control between accounts and roles, injection, and the business logic a scanner cannot read — the checkout that can be made to charge nothing, the export that returns another tenant’s rows.
APIs: REST, GraphQL and the internal interfaces behind them: object-level authorisation, mass assignment, rate limiting, and what the responses give away when they fail.
External network: Everything you expose on purpose and everything you expose by accident — forgotten hosts, stale DNS, management interfaces that were only ever meant to be reachable from the office.
Internal network: What one compromised laptop is worth: segmentation, credential reuse, privilege escalation, and how far it gets before anything notices.
Cloud: Identity and permissions first, because that is where cloud breaches happen — over-broad roles, exposed storage, keys in places keys should not be.
Mobile: The application on the device and the traffic leaving it: local storage, certificate handling, and the backend it talks to.
People and process: On a red team engagement — phishing, pretext calls, and physical access, run against your real staff under rules agreed with you in writing.

How it works

Scope

What is in, what is out, and what would count as too far. Agreed in writing before anything starts.

Test

We go after it the way an attacker would, by hand. Every finding is proven rather than asserted, with the steps to reproduce it.

Report

You get the findings in the order they are worth fixing, each with what it takes to close it.

What you get

A clear, prioritised report — and a retest

Every finding with proof, business impact and a fix, ordered by what an attacker reaches first rather than by scanner severity. Your developers get the reproduction steps; your board gets a page it can act on. When you have fixed them, we test again and confirm it in writing.

Find out before somebody else does

Tell us what you run and we will tell you what a test would cover.