Offensive Security

    Penetration Testing

    Penetration testing is a controlled, authorized simulation of a real cyberattack on your IT systems, performed by certified ethical hackers to identify exploitable vulnerabilities before real attackers do.

    In-depth and realistic. Our pentesters use AI where it speeds things up, but rely on human judgment where context and insight truly matter. With clear findings you can effectively remediate.

    Which pentests are there?

    Network Pentest

    We test external and internal networks for misconfigurations, lateral movement, and privilege escalation so real attack paths cannot cause business impact.

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    Web App Pentest

    We test websites, online platforms, and web applications for logic and authentication flaws to prevent abuse, data leaks, and disruption of your digital services.

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    Mobile App Pentest

    We analyse iOS and Android apps, API integrations, and data storage to prevent sensitive data from being abused on real devices.

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    Cloud Pentest

    We test AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud environments for misconfigurations, exposed storage, overprivileged IAM roles, and privilege escalation paths that lead to data breaches.

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    API Pentest

    We test REST and GraphQL APIs for broken authentication, authorization flaws, injection vulnerabilities, and business logic issues across all your endpoints.

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    AI Systems Pentest

    We penetration test AI systems, LLMs, and chatbots for prompt injection, data leakage, and failing guardrails to prevent unintended behaviour and reputational damage.

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    WiFi and Wireless Pentest

    We penetration test your wireless infrastructure for rogue access points, evil twin attacks, WPA2/WPA3 weaknesses, and RADIUS vulnerabilities to prevent unauthorised network access.

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    Physical Pentest

    We test access control, camera surveillance, and the human factor to expose unauthorised physical access to people, systems, and data.

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    Audit-Ready Pentest

    We perform penetration tests aligned with NIS2, GDPR, ISO 27001, and DORA, ensuring audit requirements are met without false security.

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    PTaaS

    With PTaaS, you test continuously through a subscription and track risks and remediation in real time, ensuring new releases do not create blind spots.

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    Pentest Retest

    We confirm that your fixes actually hold. A certified ethical hacker retests the original vulnerabilities and delivers written validation per finding.

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    Rapid Response Pentest

    When a standard planning cycle is not an option. We start a targeted security test within 48 to 72 hours of agreement, fully human-validated.

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    What do you get after the pentest?

    Executive summary - Risk overview and priorities for leadership
    Technical report - Detailed findings with evidence for your IT team
    Remediation plan - Concrete steps to fix issues, prioritized by urgency
    Retest included - We verify your fixes work
    Compliance mapping: NIS2, GDPR, ISO 27001 and other standards
    Raw data - All tool outputs and test results
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    Frequently asked questions

    The duration depends on scope: a web application test takes 3-5 days, while a full network test requires 1-2 weeks. We'll discuss the exact timeline during the intake meeting.

    No. We schedule testing outside peak hours and use methods that won't crash your systems. For critical systems, we test with extra caution.

    We follow the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) and OWASP guidelines. Our pentesters are OSCP and CEH-certified.

    We treat it strictly confidential. We only document what's necessary for the report and delete all data afterwards. This is covered in our NDA.

    Yes, more than before. Automated tools cover breadth and frequency well, but business logic, social engineering, custom applications, and audit-grade evidence still require human testing. Most mature security programs combine both: tools for continuous coverage, pentests for depth, context, and signed reports.

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