Offensive security
We break your systems before anyone else does.
Penetration testing and vulnerability analysis for teams that would rather find the problem than read about it in an incident report.
Mission
Expose the real impact of vulnerabilities in critical systems before an attacker does, with clear technical evidence and remediation steps an engineering team can actually execute.
Vision
To be the team organizations turn to when they treat offensive security as a serious technical practice, not a compliance box ticked once a year.
A system isn't secure until someone tries to break it.
Penetration testing and vulnerability analysis
Two ways to find what an attacker would find first.
Application and infrastructure pentest
We simulate a real attack against your application, API or exposed infrastructure. Manual exploitation, not a scanner running on autopilot.
Includes
- Active reconnaissance and attack-surface mapping
- Manual exploitation and lateral movement where it applies
- Reproducible evidence (PoC) for every finding
- Technical report + executive summary
- One retest session included
Vulnerability analysis
Systematic review of ports, services, configurations and dependencies, prioritized by real exploitability, not just CVSS score.
Includes
- Authenticated and unauthenticated scanning
- Manual validation of false positives
- Risk matrix prioritized by impact
- Remediation plan by sprint
- Review of internet-exposed configuration
How we work
Four phases, one goal: evidence you can act on.
Based on the OWASP Testing Guide, NIST SP 800-115, OSSTMM and PTES, adapted to each project's real scope instead of applied as a template.
Reconnaissance
Attack-surface mapping, OSINT and enumeration of exposed assets, internal or external.
Exploitation
Manual validation of exploitable vulnerabilities, without compromising the stability of the environment.
Post-exploitation
We assess real impact: what an attacker can reach once inside, and what gets put at risk.
Report and retest
Prioritized findings with reproducible evidence, plus a verification round after remediation.
Why choose us
What sets us apart from an automated scan with a logo.
We don't sell peace of mind. We sell findings you can reproduce, prioritize and close.
Manual exploitation, not a scanner
An attacker doesn't run a tool and leave. We chain flaws by hand until we prove real impact, not a context-free list of alerts.
Reproducible evidence
Every finding ships with its proof of concept and the exact steps to reproduce it. Your team verifies the issue, it doesn't take our word for it.
Prioritized by real risk
We rank by exploitability and business impact, not just CVSS score. You know what to fix first and why.
Retest included
After remediation we verify the flaw is actually closed, at no extra cost. The work ends when the risk drops.
Recognized methodology
OWASP, NIST SP 800-115, OSSTMM and PTES as a baseline, adapted to each project's scope instead of applied as a template.
You talk to who tests
No account layers, no middlemen. You deal directly with the technical team doing the work, before, during and after.
Certifications
Credentials the team already holds, and organizational standards we are formalizing.
Held by the team
CEH Master
Certified Ethical Hacker, Master level.
eWPT
eLearnSecurity Web Application Penetration Tester.
eCPPT
eLearnSecurity Certified Professional Penetration Tester.
Organizational
ISO/IEC 27001
Information security management at the organizational level.
PCI DSS
Security standard for environments that process payment card data.
Frequently asked
What people usually ask before the first call.
Do I need authorization for you to test my systems?
Yes, and it's non-negotiable. We don't start without a signed authorization defining the scope, test windows and included assets. Testing without permission is illegal; the contract protects us both.
Will you take down my production environment?
No. We prioritize non-destructive techniques and agree with you on what can be touched. We don't run denial-of-service attacks or high-risk tests against production without an explicit agreement and an agreed window.
Do you sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA)?
Always. Everything we find —findings, data, architecture— stays confidential. We can sign your NDA or propose ours before receiving any sensitive information.
How long does an audit take?
It depends on scope, but a typical application pentest runs one to three weeks of effective work. After reviewing your scope we give a concrete estimate in the proposal, in under 48 hours.
What do you deliver at the end?
A technical report with every finding, its reproducible proof of concept, severity (CWE + CVSS) and remediation, plus an executive summary for leadership. It includes a retest round after fixes.
Do you do social engineering or phishing?
Only if it's within the agreed scope and with clear rules of engagement in writing. We don't perform any action against people or accounts unless it is explicitly authorized.
Need to know where your weak point is?
Tell us the scope of your application or infrastructure and we'll send back a technical proposal in under 48 hours.