Offensive Security Services

We don’t just run scanners and hand over a generic report. Our pentesting combines deep manual analysis, real exploit validation, and evidence-based findings to show what attackers can actually do - not just what a tool detects. We map vulnerabilities to business impact, prioritize what matters, and provide clear remediation guidance.

Unlike one-off, checklist-style tests, our approach leverages the Pentest-Tools.com product to deliver continuous visibility, smarter automation, and expert-driven testing tailored to your environment. The result is practical, realistic security assurance, not a compliance checkbox.

Your test is executed by our in-house team of offensive security professionals, not outsourced freelancers. Our security engineers hold top-tier certifications, including GSE (GIAC Security Expert), OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professionals, OSEP (Offensive Security Experienced Penetration Tester), and other GIAC (Global Information Assurance Certification) credentials and specialize in simulating real-world adversary tactics.

Our clients come from various industries. The top 3 industries we have the most experience securing are: banking, insurance and retail.

We need your target scope (URL/IP) and testing objectives. For the deepest insight, we recommend grey box testing, where you provide test credentials. We handle the rest, simulating both external attackers and malicious insiders without disrupting your live environment.

Yes. We offer specialized adversarial testing for AI. We use prompt injection and logic manipulation to prove how attackers could exploit your LLM integrations, insecure plugins, or AI-generated code. Check out our webinars to see deep dives into these specific attack vectors and how we mitigate them.

We treat AI-powered systems and LLM-integrated applications as complex, multi-layered attack surfaces where traditional vulnerabilities overlap with new, AI-specific risks. Our methodology combines classic offensive security techniques with LLM-aware testing, ensuring coverage across models, data, prompts, infrastructure, and business logic.

• We start with understanding your AI system
• We test the entire application, not just the model
• We then test the model itself
• We evaluate your safety controls
• We deliver clear, actionable results

We combine classic application pentesting with AI-specific adversarial testing to give you a clear view of your risk and a roadmap to strengthen your AI features safely. To see our experts demonstrate these methodologies and attack techniques in real-world scenarios, check out our webinars.

We offer several types of Red teaming engagements:

• Black - box (External) approach - simulating an adversary who knows only the name of your company (eventually your main domain name)
• Assume-breach scenario / Active directory assessment - simulating a rogue internal employee who tries to move laterally through your network or even to escalate his / her privileges trying to reach Domain Admin level access
• Threat led red teaming - this is a multi-part assessment: at first we identify the threats that might target your business, then we create a red team test plan depicting several possible scenarios and in the end we deploy all agreed scenarios (external, internal, physical security, social engineering etc)

Our experts have cybersecurity certifications such as CRTP (Certified Red Team Professional), OSCE (OffSec Certified Expert) or GSE (GIAC Security Expert).

A Managed Vulnerability Assessment (MVA) is not just “running a scanner.” It is a continuous, guided, and interpreted security program where we help you find, understand, and manage vulnerabilities month after month.

Here is what it involves on a practical, operational level:

1. Continuous scanning of your assets
2. Manual validation of findings (we remove the noise)
3. Prioritization based on real business impact
4. Monthly (or weekly) reporting
5. Security expert support & guidance
6. Re-testing to confirm fixes
7. Asset & attack surface monitoring
8. Continuous improvement (adjusting the scope)

Our scanners automate vulnerability discovery. Our offensive security services validate it. Certified professionals manually chain vulnerabilities, exploit complex business logic flaws , and eliminate false positives. You get a depth of analysis and proof-of-risk that automation alone cannot achieve.

Yes. Auditors generally reject automated scan reports for compliance controls. We provide the mandatory manual penetration test report and third-party attestation you need to demonstrate due diligence and satisfy external auditors.

We price based on the specific complexity of your target (e.g., number of user roles, API endpoints), not a flat fee. This ensures cost-effectiveness. You pay only for the necessary depth of testing. As Aidan Pawson, Managing Director at Zicket, noted: "We were really impressed with the speed and value-for-money of the managed pentest... and will now be using them, too". Request an assessment to receive a precise, fixed-price proposal.

We prioritize speed to support your deal cycles. We typically complete detailed engagements within 7 to 10 business days. If you have an urgent product launch or expiring audit window, we can accelerate the timeline.

Yes. We include a free re-testing phase to validate your remediation efforts. Once you apply the fixes, our team performs a manual verification (not just an automated scan) to ensure the security holes are effectively closed, and we issue an updated report confirming the clean state.

We alert you immediately. If we discover a flaw that poses an imminent risk to your business continuity or data, we contact your team instantly, before the final report, so you can patch the security issue while we continue testing.

Yes. We look where tools cannot. Our team analyzes your application's specific workflows to uncover logical errors, such as payment bypasses, race conditions, or authorization gaps, that automated scanners inherently miss. See our guide for real-world examples of business logic vulnerabilities that we frequently detect.