Application
Web Application & API Testing
Hand-driven testing of web apps, APIs and business logic — the flaws scanners never reach.
- Web application testing
- REST, GraphQL & gRPC APIs
- Business logic abuse
- Authentication & MFA bypass
Testing
Seven ways in. All of them right.
Every discipline below is executed by a senior operator against a threat model written for your estate. Tooling assists; it never decides. Findings are proven by exploitation, and retested free once you have closed them.
Disciplines
What each one attacks.
These run in parallel, not in sequence. Most clients start with one and add others as the estate changes.
Infrastructure
Network & Infrastructure Testing
External perimeter and internal breach simulation — from first foothold to domain compromise.
- External perimeter testing
- Internal assume-breach
- Active Directory attack paths
- Segmentation validation
Cloud
Cloud & Kubernetes Testing
Identity, workload and container attack paths across AWS, Azure, GCP and Kubernetes.
- AWS, Azure & GCP
- Kubernetes & containers
- Cloud identity attack paths
- CI/CD & supply chain
Application
Mobile Application Testing
Reverse engineering, runtime manipulation and backend abuse across iOS and Android.
- iOS & Android testing
- Reverse engineering
- Runtime manipulation
- OWASP MASVS verification
Full scope
Red Team & Adversary Simulation
Goal-based adversary emulation across people, process and technology — detection included.
- Full-scope red team
- Purple team exercises
- Threat-actor emulation
- Detection engineering
Human
Social Engineering & Phishing
Targeted phishing, vishing, pretexting and physical entry — measured, ethical, evidenced.
- Targeted phishing & vishing
- AiTM / MFA bypass
- Physical intrusion
- Awareness uplift
Programme
Continuous Pentesting (PTaaS)
Always-on manual testing tied to your release cycle, with live findings and free retests.
- Continuous manual testing
- Release-triggered assessments
- Attack surface monitoring
- Unlimited retesting
Choosing
Start from what worries you.
If none of these quite fits, describe the situation and we will tell you what we would test — including when the answer is that you do not need us yet.
- Something we built and ship to customers
- Web & API, or Mobile
- The estate our staff log into every day
- Network & Infrastructure
- Everything we moved to the cloud
- Cloud & Kubernetes
- Whether anyone would actually notice an attack
- Red Team
- Whether staff would click, hand over a code, or hold the door
- Social Engineering
- Code that changes faster than an annual test
- Continuous (PTaaS)
Start here
Tell us the scope. We'll tell you what we'd attack.
A fixed-price proposal, a named lead tester and a start date, within one business day.