Find vulnerabilities before attackers do.
We uncover weak points in your application, APIs, authentication, authorization, infrastructure, and business logic before they become real incidents.
Security assessment approach
How we identify and validate real security risks
We don’t run generic scans. We combine structured assessment, real attack simulation, and infrastructure analysis to uncover vulnerabilities that actually matter to your business.
High-level overview
- Collect information about targeted assets
- Map risks to business impact and build a risk rating matrix
- Identify vulnerabilities introduced during development or infrastructure setup
- Validate and prove the existence of exploitable vulnerabilities
- Consolidate all findings into a structured assessment report
Web application security assessment (Pentesting)
We assess authentication, authorisation, session management, data validation, transport security, and presentation layer vulnerabilities using real attack techniques.
The goal is to determine both the impact and the likelihood of exploitation using methods identical to real-world attacks.
Targets include web applications, APIs, mail servers, firewalls, IPS systems, and other publicly accessible services.
Vulnerability assessment
We test applications against common threats and misconfigurations using automated tools and crafted requests designed to detect known vulnerabilities.
Infrastructure security assessment
- Passive information gathering (OSINT, WHOIS, public data)
- Active vulnerability scanning of identified services
- Testing firewalls, routers, DNS, and filtering systems
Requirements & deliverables
What we need before testing, and what you receive after.
Security assessments require clear scope, written approval, stable environments, and agreed reporting expectations. After completion, you receive a structured report with business context, technical proof, and remediation guidance.
Requirements
Written agreement confirming approval to perform the security assessment.
Defined targets in scope: IPs, domains, servers, applications, and environments.
Environment should remain stable during the assessment.
No other tests should interfere during the process, including performance, manual, or automation tests.
Backup of data is recommended before the assessment starts.
IDS / IPS / WAF should be configured so they do not interfere with the assessment.
Testing timeframe must be established in advance.
Emergency contact persons should be available during the tests.
Progress checkpoints / rendezvous points should be agreed.
Deliverables and expected reporting depth should be defined.
Methodology followed should be agreed and understood.
Tools used depend on the programming language and technology stack.
Deliverables
Executive summary explaining the findings and business risk level.
Technical findings section with attack explanations, payloads used, injection points, and proof.
Details and proposed solutions for each identified vulnerability.
Conclusions and recommendations based on the assessment results.
Secure handling of all assessment data including emails, screenshots, tool logs, credentials, IP addresses, and personal data.
Data retention agreed with the client. If retention is not required, information is erased after handover.
Security assessment cost
The cost of a security assessment or penetration test can vary depending on project size, scope, objectives, number of targets, assessment depth, and activities required. A more accurate estimate is prepared after quoting each test or activity needed to cover the client’s objectives.