Unlike many firms, we don’t leave you with a PDF and a handshake. After the engagement we help you apply patches, validate fixes, and strengthen layers like WAFs and authentication gateways.

Our methodology follows OWASP Testing Guide and PTES, with specific test cases for modern web apps, REST/GraphQL APIs, and AI-enabled targets.

What we test

Authentication & Session

  • Login brute-force, MFA bypass, lockout evasion
  • Session fixation and token predictability
  • OAuth/OIDC flows and redirect abuse
  • Account takeover and password reset chains

Injection & Input

  • SQL, NoSQL, LDAP, command injection
  • SSTI, XXE, deserialization
  • File upload bypass and path traversal
  • SSRF and internal service access

Access Control & Logic

  • IDOR and horizontal/vertical privilege escalation
  • Mass assignment and parameter tampering
  • Business logic flaws and race conditions
  • Role boundary testing

APIs & Cloud Edge

  • OWASP API Top 10 (BOLA, BFLA, mass assignment)
  • GraphQL introspection and query depth abuse
  • Cloud metadata SSRF
  • WAF bypass and header injection

Deliverables

DeliverableWhat you get
Executive SummaryRisk overview for board, investors, or customers — no technical jargon
Technical ReportEvery finding with PoC, reproduction steps, CVSS score, and remediation
Prioritised BacklogNow / next / later — fix the right things first
Remediation ValidationOptional re-test after fixes to confirm closure
Debrief Call30-minute walkthrough with your engineering team

Engagement details

  • Typical duration: 1–2 weeks per target
  • Access needed: test/staging URL, test accounts, API docs (source code optional but speeds things up)
  • Test types: black box, grey box, or authenticated review — we’ll recommend the right fit
  • AI targets: LLM-powered endpoints and agentic features included in standard scope

When this helps

  • Compliance requirement — SOC 2, ISO 27001, Cyber Essentials, or customer contract
  • Pre-launch — final security gate before going live
  • After a major change — new auth system, API rewrite, or infrastructure migration
  • Investor or customer due diligence — third-party evidence of security posture