Proactive security testing and compliance audits to protect your organization from threats — before they become incidents.
We hack your systems before someone else does. Ethical, thorough, and documented.
Know where you stand. We audit your security posture against real-world standards and tell you exactly what to fix.
$4.45M
Average cost of a data breach in 2023 (IBM)
277 days
Average time to identify and contain a breach
83%
Of organizations experienced more than one breach
Let us test your defenses and find the gaps before attackers do.
Every security engagement begins with written authorisation from the system owner and a scoping document naming exactly which hosts, applications and networks are in scope. Nothing is touched before that exists. Anything we find outside the agreed scope is reported to you but not exploited or investigated further.
From there the work is staged: external reconnaissance of what your systems expose to the internet, configuration review of the services behind that, authenticated testing where credentials are provided, and then verification that the issues we reported can actually be reproduced. We separate what is genuinely exploitable from what merely looks alarming in a scanner, because a report padded with theoretical findings wastes your team’s time.
A written report with each finding, its severity, a concrete description of how it could be exploited, and the specific change needed to close it. Findings are prioritised by real risk to your environment rather than by generic CVSS score, so you can work top-down instead of triaging 200 items yourself.
Alongside that: an executive summary you can put in front of a board or an auditor, and a remediation list your engineers or your hosting provider can act on directly. Where a fix belongs to a third party — a managed host, a SaaS vendor — we say so and give you the exact request to make of them.
We map security posture against NIST, ISO 27001, SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS and CMMC, and produce a gap analysis with a roadmap to close what is missing. That is deliberately separate from certification: we prepare you and support the audit, but the audit itself is performed by an independent assessor, as it must be.
For organisations early in the process, the useful first step is usually a controls inventory — establishing what you already do, what is documented and what only exists in somebody’s head. Most teams are further along than they think and simply have no evidence of it.
Findings go to the authorised contact named in the agreement and nowhere else. We do not publicly disclose client vulnerabilities, we do not use findings as marketing material, and we do not name clients as references without written permission.
We also do not guarantee security. No assessment can prove the absence of vulnerabilities, and any provider claiming otherwise is selling you something that does not exist. What an assessment gives you is a documented, prioritised view of your exposure at a point in time, and a defensible record that you looked.