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Enterprise customers increasingly require a third-party penetration test before they sign. We deliver a report and closure letter you can hand straight to them.
Web & API VAPT1 - 2 weeks
We test web apps, mobile apps, APIs, cloud and networks for companies in the United States, the UK, Canada and the Gulf. Attackers don't knock, so our certified team goes at your systems the way a real adversary would, proves what is actually exploitable, and hands your developers a fix list they can work from.
From a single mobile app to a multi-cloud enterprise, we find what's exploitable, prove the impact, and give your team a clear path to fix it.
Manual, expert-led testing for modern applications and infrastructure. Every finding is verified, risk-rated and delivered with step-by-step remediation guidance.
SQLi, XSS, auth flaws and business-logic abuse.
Android and iOS storage, auth and session flaws.
REST, SOAP and GraphQL auth and data exposure.
Open ports, firewall gaps, privilege escalation.
IAM weaknesses, exposed buckets, misconfigurations.
Wi-Fi security and rogue access point detection.
A full-scope, goal-driven attack simulation against your people, processes and technology. We measure whether your defenses can detect and stop a determined adversary, not just whether vulnerabilities exist.
Crown-jewel targets agreed with leadership.
Phishing and pretexting campaigns.
Validate your team's visibility and response.
We assess AWS, Azure and GCP environments for identity weaknesses, exposed storage and misconfigurations, keeping your cloud infrastructure secure and compliant as it grows.
Over-privileged roles and key exposure.
Public buckets and leaked data.
CIS benchmark hardening.
Expert penetration testing combined with automated compliance mapping across 50+ global frameworks, so you reach audit readiness faster with less manual effort.
See exactly where you stand today.
One scan, mapped to every standard.
Evidence and reports auditors accept.
Whichever one is yours, the first step is the same: a short call to agree scope, then a fixed quote.
Enterprise customers increasingly require a third-party penetration test before they sign. We deliver a report and closure letter you can hand straight to them.
ISO 27001, SOC 2 and PCI DSS all expect independent technical testing. We scope the test to the exact controls your auditor will ask about.
Finding a critical flaw the week after launch costs far more than finding it the week before. We test pre-release and retest after you patch.
A suspicious login, a leaked credential, a customer complaint. We find out how far an attacker could get and close the path.
Every engagement is quoted at a fixed price after scoping. These are the three shapes most clients start from.
One web or mobile app, one user role. The right starting point if this is your first assessment or a client is asking for a report.
Our most requested scope. Covers the application, the APIs behind it and the servers it runs on, with business-logic testing included.
Multiple applications, cloud and internal network, mapped to the compliance framework you report against.
Not sure which one you need? Send us your app or network details and we will recommend the smallest scope that actually answers your question.
Our testers hold hands-on, exam-proven offensive security certifications, earned by breaking into real lab environments, not multiple-choice tests.
A 24-hour practical exam: compromise live machines under time pressure, then document every step.
Broad mastery of the attack techniques, tools and methodology used by modern threat actors.
Validated red team skills across Active Directory, lateral movement and adversary tradecraft.
Automated compliance mapping across 50+ global regulatory frameworks, in one platform.
A transparent engagement model with no surprises on scope, timeline or cost.
Targets, rules of engagement and timelines agreed under NDA.
We map your architecture and the attackers most likely to target it.
Manual exploitation backed by tooling to find what's truly exploitable.
Executive summary plus developer-ready fixes for every finding.
We verify each fix and confirm your risk is closed.
We think like attackers and report like partners.
Certified specialists who uncover deeper, more complex vulnerabilities that other vendors consistently miss.
We start with threat modeling and tailor our methodology to your architecture and business requirements.
On-time delivery, clear communication and a proactive mindset. We under-promise and over-deliver.
Every engagement ends with an executive summary for leadership and a technical report with proof-of-concept, CVSS risk scores and step-by-step fixes for your engineers.
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Testing is remote work by nature. We scope on a call, test under a signed agreement and rules of engagement, and report inside your working hours - our day overlaps with the US morning. What changes from country to country is not the testing. It is the clause your report has to satisfy, and whether we are allowed to do the work at all, which we will tell you before you ask.
Where most of this work is bought, and where most of our enquiries now come from. Three things drive it. SOC 2 Type II: the criteria do not name a penetration test, but it sits in the points of focus under CC4.1 and auditors expect one inside the observation window. PCI DSS v4.0.1: 11.4.3 external and 11.4.2 internal testing at least annually, 11.4.6 every six months for service providers - and the tester does not have to be a QSA. The FTC Safeguards Rule: 16 CFR 314.4(d)(2)(i) requires annual penetration testing of any non-bank financial institution without continuous monitoring.
If you hold a NYDFS licence, 23 NYCRR 500.05(a) is explicit: penetration testing from inside and outside your system boundaries, by a qualified internal or external party, at least annually. The Second Amendment finished phasing in on 1 November 2025. California’s CCPA cybersecurity audit regulations took effect on 1 January 2026 and list penetration testing among the things the auditor assesses.
English-speaking, used to buying testing from outside their own borders, and driven by the same two things: ISO 27001 certification and the security questionnaire an enterprise customer sends before signing. We take private-sector work in all three. We do not take UK public sector or critical national infrastructure work, which is gated behind NCSC CHECK.
Where we started, and still a real part of the business. Abu Dhabi healthcare works to ADHICS V2 (yearly). Saudi entities under the NCA’s ECC 2:2024 test periodically, or six-monthly for critical systems. SAMA requires annual testing of customer and internet-facing services. UAE licensed financial institutions came under the Central Bank’s C 1/2026 on 14 September 2026. Our office and our academy are in Karachi.
We are a Pakistani company. Some US work is closed to a firm like ours, and you should hear that from us rather than from your own legal team three weeks in.
Everything else is paperwork, and we keep it ready rather than assembling it after you ask: a mutual NDA, a W-8BEN-E, the testers’ names and certification numbers, a redacted sample report, and a data-handling note saying what we hold and when it is destroyed.
Not sure which of these applies to you? The compliance and audit page sets out what each framework actually asks for, side by side.
Anyone can say they are a security company. These are the parts a stranger can check in a minute, which is rather the point of publishing them.
Each PCSF certificate carries a reference and a QR code that leads to our own register. Type the reference in yourself and the register answers: issued, revoked, or no such certificate. A picture of a certificate proves nothing; the register does.
A security firm with no way to report a problem in its own systems is telling you something. Ours sets out what is in scope, what we ask of you, what you get back, and how long we take.
Whoever reports a real problem in our systems goes on the page, with their LinkedIn if they want it. An empty hall of fame is honest too: it means nobody has found one yet, not that we hid it.
Price depends on scope: how many applications, how many user roles, and whether infrastructure and cloud are included. After a short scoping call we send a fixed quote, so there are no surprises later.
No. We agree rules of engagement before we start, avoid destructive techniques entirely, and can work in staging or during off-peak hours. You have a direct line to the lead tester throughout.
A vulnerability assessment finds and lists weaknesses. A penetration test goes further and proves which ones are actually exploitable and what an attacker could reach. Our engagements include both, which is why they are called VAPT.
Yes. After you fix the findings we retest and issue a closure summary you can share with customers, partners or auditors as evidence that the test was done and the issues are closed.
Always, before any scoping details are shared. Everything we see during an engagement stays confidential.
Yes. Our office is in Karachi and most of the testing we do for Gulf clients is delivered remotely, which is normal for this work: we scope on a call, test under a signed agreement and agreed rules of engagement, and report inside your working hours. Where an engagement genuinely needs someone on site, such as wireless or physical social engineering, we say so during scoping rather than after.
It depends on the framework, and they differ more than most people expect. PCI DSS asks for internal and external tests at least every 12 months. Saudi Arabia’s NCA Critical Systems controls ask for one every six months. SAMA expects an annual test of customer and internet-facing services. ISO 27001 never names penetration testing at all. The compliance and audit page sets each one out side by side.
Usually yes, but the owner of the infrastructure has to agree. Cloud providers each publish their own rules for customer penetration testing, and some managed platforms require notice. We check this during scoping and will not touch an asset you cannot give us written authorization for.
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