Enterprise Cybersecurity Services to Protect Your Business & Reduce Cyber Risk

A vulnerability assessment identifies potential weaknesses, while penetration testing validates whether those weaknesses can be exploited and assesses the resulting business impact.

We cover web applications, mobile applications (iOS and Android), internal and external infrastructure, APIs, cloud environments, networks, active directory, servers, and endpoints.

Automated scans identify known vulnerabilities using signature databases but miss complex issues. Manual testing, performed by experienced security professionals, uncovers business logic flaws, custom API authorization vulnerabilities, and chains weaknesses together to simulate real-world breaches.

Yes, our experts provide strategic consulting to help align security controls with business objectives, draft security policies, and prepare teams for compliance frameworks.

We employ strict data security protocols, secure communication channels, encrypted data storage, and comprehensive NDAs to ensure your sensitive business details and vulnerabilities remain fully confidential.

Pricing is determined by the scope and complexity of the target environment, including the number of applications, active IP addresses, API endpoints, user roles, and compliance requirements.

Yes, we offer continuous security testing models, including quarterly, semi-annual, or monthly testing, as well as testing integration into your CI/CD pipelines (SecOps).

Yes, we provide standard re-testing support to validate that identified vulnerabilities have been successfully remediated before issuing the final clean report.

No. All scoping is completed upfront, and our detailed engagement proposals provide fixed-price quotes that outline all deliverables, scope boundaries, and re-testing options.

No, a virtual walk-through of the findings with both your technical team and executive stakeholders is included in all our core service offerings.

We support key global standards including SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, GDPR, DORA, NIS2, and CMMC.

Yes, external penetration testing is a direct technical control requirement for SOC 2 Type II compliance (under the Trust Services Criteria).

Our security assessments provide independent verification of technical risk and control effectiveness, supporting Annex A security controls and ISMS requirements.

Yes, we perform internal and external penetration testing as mandated by PCI DSS requirements, including segmentation validation testing.

We evaluate applications and hosting environments that process Protected Health Information (PHI) to identify vulnerabilities that could lead to data leakage or regulatory non-compliance.

We begin with a scoping questionnaire, followed by a kick-off call to define boundaries. Once rules of engagement (RoE) are signed and access credentials are provided, we initiate testing.

Yes, we offer flexible scheduling, including weekend or off-peak hours testing, to minimize operational disruption to production environments.

We perform all three models. Grey-box testing is generally recommended for applications as it maximizes efficiency and allows deep analysis of authentic user roles.

We provide regular progress updates. If a critical or high-severity vulnerability is discovered, we notify your team immediately rather than waiting for the final report.

Yes, we establish dedicated secure communication channels (such as Slack, Teams, or encrypted mail) to collaborate directly with your development or operations teams.

Most assessments take between 1 to 3 weeks of active testing, depending on the complexity of the scope and application functionality.

We recommend booking 2 to 3 weeks in advance, though we can accommodate emergency assessments in urgent situations (e.g., immediate product release or active incident follow-up).

A draft report containing all findings and remediation guidance is typically delivered within 3 to 5 business days after testing concludes.

Organizations typically have 30 to 90 days from draft delivery to remediate vulnerabilities and request their complimentary re-test validation.

Once fixes are verified, the final, updated report is delivered within 2 to 3 business days.

You receive an Executive Summary for leadership, a detailed Technical Report with proof of concepts (PoC), a Risk Matrix, and compliance mapping.

Yes, our reports include detailed, step-by-step instructions, screenshots, and payloads used to exploit vulnerabilities, proving the real-world impact.

Yes, we provide a clean, professional Letter of Attestation and an Executive Summary designed specifically to demonstrate security posture to third-party stakeholders.

We categorize findings using the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS v3/v4) adjusted for business context, classifying them as Critical, High, Medium, Low, or Informational.

Yes, on request, we can export vulnerabilities in CSV or JSON formats to facilitate integration into your internal ticketing systems (Jira, GitHub, etc.).

We perform security assessments across Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP).

We review cloud environments against CIS Benchmarks, looking for identity management gaps (IAM), misconfigured storage buckets, insecure networking, and lack of logging.

Yes, we evaluate container configurations, Dockerfiles, Kubernetes cluster permissions, network policies, and registry security.

Under modern cloud policies (such as AWS and Azure policies), customer-authorized penetration testing of standard resources does not require prior notification.

Cloud security focuses heavily on logical access controls, API configurations, shared responsibility models, and IAM permissions, rather than traditional physical hardware firewalls.

Yes, all web application assessments are aligned with the latest OWASP Top 10 web vulnerabilities.

We test REST, GraphQL, and SOAP APIs against the OWASP API Security Top 10, checking for broken object authorization, rate limiting, and business logic issues.

Yes, we perform static and dynamic analysis (SAST/DAST) of mobile packages, intercept API traffic, and test local storage vulnerabilities.

We perform static analysis of your source code repository to identify insecure coding practices, secrets, and hardcoded credentials before deployment.

We request test accounts across different authorization levels and tenants to ensure proper isolation and prevent privilege escalation.

We schedule a remediation walkthrough call where our testing engineers explain each vulnerability and discuss step-by-step fix strategies.

We provide specific code-level remediation examples and recommendations but do not directly write or commit code to your codebase due to liability and separation of duties.

We work with your team to define compensating controls or workarounds that mitigate the risk to an acceptable level.

Our reports are static point-in-time deliverables, but we can recommend and help integrate continuous vulnerability management scanners.

An attestation is valid for one year from the date of the assessment, reflecting the security state of the scoped environment at the time of testing.