OUR SERVICES / KNOW YOUR EXPOSURE

Good questions.
Thorough testing.

Every environment has its own story. Define an assessment around the systems you depend on and the risks you need to understand.

01 / OUR EXPERTISE

Find the risk.
At its roots.

From the first exposed endpoint to the systems behind it, see where your defenses stand.

A closer look at our approach
01Web applications & APIs

Put your application’s trust boundaries to the test. Explore authentication, authorization, business logic, and the ways sensitive data moves through your product.

WEB APPLICATIONSREST & GRAPHQLBUSINESS LOGIC
02Networks & infrastructure

Examine your external exposure and internal trust relationships. Understand how configuration weaknesses and access paths could connect across your environment.

EXTERNAL & INTERNALACTIVE DIRECTORYSEGMENTATION
03Cloud & identity

Follow the permissions that connect your cloud resources. Assess exposed services, sensitive data access, and the identities with more reach than they need.

CLOUD CONFIGURATIONIDENTITY & ACCESSDATA EXPOSURE
04Focused security assessments

A new release, a critical integration, or a specific security concern. Define a targeted assessment around the question your team needs answered.

TARGETED SCOPECONFIGURATION REVIEWFIX VALIDATION

A SCOPE THAT FITS

Start with what
matters to you.

A product launch. A customer requirement. An infrastructure change. Tell us what’s driving the assessment, and we’ll work through the right testing scope.

Talk through your project

BEFORE WE BEGIN

A few good
questions.

Have something else in mind?

Where should we start?

Start with what you want to understand: a new product launch, your external exposure, a cloud environment, or a specific concern. That context helps shape the scope and objectives of the assessment.

Can you test a production environment?

Production testing needs careful planning. The scope, permitted techniques, testing windows, exclusions, and escalation contacts should be agreed before work begins. We’ll discuss these constraints when planning your engagement.

What will our team need to provide?

This depends on the assessment. Common inputs include a list of in-scope assets, architecture context, test accounts for different roles, and a point of contact. Access and preparation requirements are established during scoping.

How are scope and pricing determined?

The size and complexity of the environment, testing objectives, access level, and deliverables inform the scope. Share a little about your project to start a conversation about the work and timeline.