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Professional pentest
to expose flaws
before attackers do.

We simulate real attacks against your systems to identify exploitable vulnerabilities and actual business risks.

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Pentest

Our Objective

Identify real vulnerabilities, validate practical impacts and provide clear recommendations for risk mitigation, always aligned with your business context.

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What We Do

Intrusion tests focused on real exploitation and technical impact.

Web Pentest

Assessment against OWASP Top 10, logic flaws and control bypass.

API Pentest

REST and GraphQL API exploitation with focus on auth and abuse.

Mobile Pentest

Dynamic and static analysis of Android and iOS applications.

Internal Pentest

Assessment of internal networks, Active Directory and lateral movement.

Our Team

Professionals specialized in offensive and defensive security.

FAQ

Have a specific question? Our team is ready to help.

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How long does a Pentest take?
It depends on the scope. A web application pentest typically takes 5 to 10 business days. Internal network or broader projects may take 2 to 4 weeks. The timeline is defined during the initial scoping.
Does testing cause downtime?
Not necessarily. We work with a controlled approach and, when needed, agree on maintenance windows. Production tests are performed carefully to avoid service impact.
Is the report technical or executive?
Both. The technical report details each vulnerability with evidence, CVSS scores and reproduction steps. The executive report presents risks clearly for managers and leadership.
Do you follow any methodology?
Yes. We use OWASP Testing Guide, PTES (Penetration Testing Execution Standard) and NIST SP 800-115 as references, adapted to each client's context.
Is re-testing after fixes possible?
Yes. We offer a re-test window included in the scope to validate fixes for critical and high vulnerabilities found during the engagement.
Does testing cause downtime?
Is the report technical or executive?
Do you follow any methodology?
Is re-testing after fixes possible?

Protect your company
before it's too late.

Most breaches start not with malware, but with a neglected vulnerability.