Security Consulting
Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing
Scenarios
- A system is launching or updating and you want to find weaknesses first
- A client or auditor requires a security assessment report
- You worry about vulnerabilities but lack in-house security expertise
- You had an incident and want a full check and hardening
Authorization required
Vulnerability assessments are performed only after written authorization from the system owner, following responsible disclosure principles.
See our Security Engagement PrinciplesOur Approach
Engagement condition: testing is performed only after written authorization from the system owner and strictly within the authorized scope. We follow responsible disclosure, report findings only to the client, and leave no backdoors. See our security engagement policy (/security-policy).
Security testing demands trust and legal compliance. Our stance is clear: unauthorized testing is an attack regardless of intent. Scope, testing window, impact assessment and contacts are confirmed in writing before we start.
Methodology
We combine automated scanning with manual penetration testing covering injection, authentication and authorization flaws, misconfiguration and information exposure, benchmarked against standards such as OWASP.
- External and internal vulnerability scanning
- Manual penetration testing to verify exploitable risk
- Configuration, security header and encryption review
Report and remediation
We deliver a risk-ranked report with reproduction steps and concrete remediation advice, not just a list, plus optional retesting to confirm risks are resolved.
Tech Stack / Deliverables
- Written authorization and scope confirmation
- Vulnerability scanning and penetration testing
- Risk-ranked report with reproduction steps
- Concrete remediation recommendations
- Post-fix retesting (optional)
How We Work
- 01Requirement interview
- 02Proposal & quote
- 03Development & delivery
- 04Operations & support
FAQ
- What are the prerequisites?
- Written authorization from the system owner and confirmed scope and timing. We do not perform unauthorized testing; see our security engagement policy (/security-policy).
- Will testing affect production?
- We assess impact during authorization and schedule appropriate windows, using cautious methods on production or a test environment to minimize disruption.
- Could discovered vulnerabilities leak?
- No. We follow responsible disclosure, report only to the client under a confidentiality agreement, and leave no backdoors.