Security Assessment
We attack your application the way a motivated adversary would — then hand your team a report they can actually act on.
A security assessment (a ‘pentest’, in the usual shorthand) is a time-boxed engagement where we try to break your application on purpose — and document exactly how, so you can close it.
What we actually do
We start from what your users actually run — the shipped build, the live endpoint, the binary — and map every entry point. Then we work through it methodically: insecure storage, broken cryptography, hardcoded secrets, cleartext traffic, injection, broken access control, vulnerable dependencies, missing hardening. Where something looks exploitable, we prove it rather than flag a theoretical risk.
Static analysis gets us coverage; hands-on testing and custom tooling get us depth. We pair the two so you are not drowning in false positives and you are not missing the one finding that matters.
What you get
Every finding ships with severity, reproducible evidence, the precise class and method involved, and a remediation a developer can pick up the same day. After you fix, we re-test — included, not billed separately.
Most teams come to us before a launch, an investor due-diligence round, or a customer security review. The fastest path to “yes” is a clean report from someone who tried hard to find problems.
Ways we can run it.
Black-box
No source, no credentials — a true outside-in penetration test, modelling an external attacker the way a real adversary starts.
Grey-box
Partial access and a set of credentials. Usually the most efficient path to real depth on an application or API.
White-box
Full source and architecture review paired with hands-on testing — also called crystal-box or clear-box. Maximum coverage, for the systems that warrant it.