Full-scope manual testing
Web, API, mobile, thick-client, network, and cloud — tested by hand by senior engineers, with tooling for coverage and humans for the logic flaws tools can't reason about.
Cybersecurity · Security Testing
Your environment changes every sprint; a once-a-year PDF doesn't. Penetration Testing as a Service replaces the annual scramble with a standing program: senior testers, recurring cycles, retest included — evidence that stays current with your product.
IBM puts the average cost of a US data breach at $10.22M (2025). The findings that cause breaches are usually reachable months before — in code that shipped after your last pentest report was filed.
Web, API, mobile, thick-client, network, and cloud — tested by hand by senior engineers, with tooling for coverage and humans for the logic flaws tools can't reason about.
Every reported finding is demonstrated, not asserted: reproduction steps, evidence, and real impact — no scanner-export padding.
Fixes are verified and the report updated. Your auditor gets 'remediated and retested,' not 'reported.'
Testing shaped to the evidence GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOC 2, or ISO 27001 auditors actually request.
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A scoping call with the testers themselves — targets, rules of engagement, and what evidence you need out.
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Manual assessment aligned to OWASP, PTES, and NIST SP 800-115, with daily contact for critical findings.
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Findings ranked by exploitability and impact, each with reproduction and remediation guidance.
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Verification of fixes and an updated report — the cycle then repeats on your release cadence.
In one web VAPT we demonstrated full authentication bypass via unsigned JWTs, alongside a public S3 bucket and RBAC gaps — found, reported, verified fixed on retest.
Case studies →“I have consistently witnessed their deep understanding of cybersecurity, timely delivery, and effective methodologies over three years of working together.” — Rajasekhara Saidam, Information Security Officer, HackerEarth
A 30-minute call with the engineers who will do the testing — not a sales gate.