Penetration testing built around how software actually breaks.
Every engagement is manual-first and attacker-minded, augmented with AI-powered tooling to surface patterns and attack paths faster, then validated by hand to confirm what's actually exploitable.
Application Penetration Testing
Manual-first testing of web applications, built to find what scanners can't: business logic abuse, broken access control, and chains of low-severity issues that add up to real compromise.
Details
- Business logic and workflow abuse, including chaining low-severity issues into high-impact compromise
- Broken access control & privilege escalation
- Authentication & session management flaws
- Injection and input-handling vulnerabilities
- Testing aligned to the OWASP Top 10 for web applications
Testing covers authenticated and unauthenticated paths, multiple user roles, and multi-step workflows. Every finding is validated by hand, with reproduction steps, evidence, and remediation guidance.
Thick Client Penetration Testing
Desktop applications attackers target just as readily as web apps. We test the client, its traffic to the backend, and the credentials and data it leaves behind on the endpoint.
Details
- Reverse engineering & binary analysis
- Client–server traffic interception
- Local storage, credential handling & configuration review
- Testing aligned to the OWASP Desktop App Security Top 10 risk categories
Testing covers the client, its communication with the backend, and what it leaves behind on the endpoint. Findings come with reproduction steps, evidence, and remediation guidance.
API Penetration Testing
REST, GraphQL, and other APIs tested for broken authorization, data exposure, and abuse of the business logic behind each endpoint, the flaws automated tools routinely miss.
Details
- Authentication, authorization & object/function-level access control testing
- Data exposure & rate-limiting gaps
- REST, GraphQL, and other API architectures
- Testing aligned to the OWASP API Security Top 10
Testing covers each endpoint across user roles and data scopes, including the business logic that sits behind the API. Findings come with reproduction steps, evidence, and remediation guidance.
Mobile Penetration Testing
iOS and Android apps tested end to end: the client on the device, its local storage and binary protections, and the backend services it depends on.
Details
- iOS & Android client-side vulnerabilities
- Insecure local storage, binary protections & platform-specific misconfigurations
- Backend API & communication security
- Testing aligned to the OWASP Mobile Top 10 and the Mobile Application Security Testing Guide (MASTG)
Testing covers the app as installed on a device, its local data, and the services it talks to. Findings come with reproduction steps, evidence, and remediation guidance.
AI & LLM Application Testing
Testing for the attack surface LLM-powered features introduce: direct and indirect prompt injection, sensitive data disclosure, and over-permissioned tools and plugins, aligned to the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications.
Details
- Prompt injection and indirect prompt injection, including attacks delivered through documents, web content, and other data the model ingests
- Sensitive data disclosure, insecure output handling, and excessive agency in LLM-connected tools and plugins
- Testing aligned to the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications
Testing covers the prompts, the data the model can reach, and the tools or actions it can trigger, validated by hand against how your application actually uses the model. Findings come with reproduction steps, evidence, and remediation guidance.
Penetration Testing Program Management
Embedded or fractional leadership for your pentest team, or a program built from the ground up: methodology, cadence, tooling, reporting standards, and how findings feed vulnerability management.
Details
- Leading existing penetration testing teams, or providing embedded/fractional leadership
- Designing pentest programs from the ground up: methodology, cadence, tooling, and reporting standards
- Advising on how findings feed into broader vulnerability management
Engagements can be scoped as ongoing leadership, a time-boxed program design, or advisory support for an existing team.
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