Security Assessment
Independent assessments — penetration testing, red teaming and maturity reviews — that show where you are exposed.
Application Security
Find and fix exploitable weaknesses in web, mobile and API applications before attackers do.
The problem
Most breaches that reach customer data pass through an application layer: an unauthenticated API, a broken access-control check, an injectable query or a vulnerable dependency. Point-in-time penetration tests catch some of these, but the code keeps changing after the report is delivered.
Our approach
Inventory applications, APIs, data flows and trust boundaries, then rank them by business impact.
Combine manual testing of business logic and authorisation with targeted automated analysis.
Deliver reproducible findings with code-level remediation guidance and verify every fix.
Embed controls in CI/CD so new code is checked before it reaches production.
Capabilities
Manual testing aligned to the OWASP Top 10 and OWASP API Security Top 10, including business-logic abuse.
Focused review of authentication, authorisation, cryptography and input handling in critical code paths.
Android and iOS assessment covering local storage, transport security, binary protections and backend APIs.
Structured design reviews that identify abuse cases before they become implementation defects.
Dependency analysis, SBOM generation and build-pipeline hardening.
SAST, DAST and secret scanning tuned to reduce false positives and fail builds only on real risk.
Engagement
Standards & technology
FAQ
Scanners find known patterns. Most serious application flaws — broken authorisation, workflow abuse, multi-step logic errors — require a tester who understands what the application is supposed to do. We use automation for coverage and manual testing for depth.
We prefer a production-like staging environment. Where production testing is required, we agree scope, timing, rate limits and rollback contacts in writing before any testing begins.
Let’s discuss it. Tell us what you are working on and an engineer — not a sales script — will respond.