Pentesting & Ethical Hacking
Test the routes an attacker would try to exploit.
An application can work well and still allow actions it should never accept. Our pentesting tests exploitation risks in applications, APIs and infrastructure, with authorisation, rules of engagement and evidence that make clear what is at stake.
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A vulnerability matters for what it allows you to do
Accessing another customer's information, escalating privileges or getting in from a compromised account have different consequences. We design the tests around the scenarios relevant to your business and explain the findings in a way that is useful to those who must fix them.
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The objective determines where to test
| Surface | Scenario to test |
|---|---|
| Applications and APIs | Permissions, business logic and customer separation. |
| Infrastructure | Access, exposure and escalation possibilities. |
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A useful test starts with a good objective
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Tests tied to an objective
We agree assets, roles and scenarios to respond to a specific need.
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Controlled exploitation
We work with authorisations and conditions for stopping and communication.
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Evidence that helps fix things
We deliver reproduction steps, impact and recommendations.
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Clear rules throughout the test
Agree the rules
Objective, assets, access and limits.
Execute and cross-check
Authorised tests and validation of findings.
Explain the consequences
Report and treatment priorities.
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What you take away from the work
- Executive summary of the risks identified.
- Reproducible findings for the technical team.
- Recommendations and conditions for subsequent verification.
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Designed for your reality
SaaS, business applications and APIs
Special attention to roles, business logic and access between customers.
Corporate infrastructure
Review of internal or external attack paths according to the agreed scenario.
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Frequently asked questions
A scan identifies signs of weakness. Pentesting includes validation and exploitation tests under the authorised conditions.
Only after assessing impact, authorisation and conditions of execution. A test environment may be more suitable for certain scenarios.
It allows fixed findings to be checked again within an agreed scope. It must be planned and is not the same as reviewing the whole system again.
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Services that complement this work
Before the launch, the integration or the next customer review.
Tell us what you need to put to the test. We will define an assessment that relates to that decision.