We hack you
before they do.

Scanners only find known, low-hanging fruit. We use manual human intelligence to find logic flaws, chain vulnerabilities, and bypass complex security controls that software misses.

Typically 1-3 weeks depending on the scope (e.g., number of API endpoints, complexity). We provide a preliminary report immediately if we find critical "Stop the World" bugs.

It's a specialized audit where we attack your LLM/AI models to find prompt injections, PII leakage, or training data extraction flaws. We ensure your AI won't turn into a liability.

We operate on a 'Zero-Retention' policy for client data. All testing is done via secure tunnels (VPN/SSH), and any temporary data used for exploitation is wiped clean immediately after the audit.

Absolutely. Every audit includes a round of remediation testing. Once you patch the vulnerabilities, we re-run our exploits to confirm the fixes are effective.

Yes. We have strict NDAs in place and can work under code-names to ensure your IP remains confidential before your public launch.

From the scope, not from a rate card applied to your funding stage. On the scoping call we establish how many applications and APIs are in play, how many user roles and tenancy boundaries exist, how complex your authentication is, and whether we are working black box or with source access. That determines the number of engineer-days, and the number of engineer-days determines the price. You get it in writing within 24 hours and it does not move afterwards. If the work genuinely needs two weeks, we will tell you it needs two weeks rather than quote five days and cut corners.

That's what most of our clients buy it for. You get the full technical report plus a signed attestation letter — scope, dates, methodology, severity summary and remediation status — which is the artefact auditors and enterprise security questionnaires actually ask for, and which you can share without exposing raw findings. It maps to SOC 2 CC4.1/CC7.1, ISO 27001 A.8.8/A.8.29, PCI DSS 4.0 req. 11.4, HIPAA §164.308(a)(8) and GDPR Art. 32(1)(d). We are not an audit firm and we don't issue certificates — we produce the evidence your auditor needs.

A small team of working offensive-security engineers — the same people you meet on the scoping call run the test and write the report. Nothing is subcontracted to a freelancer marketplace. We keep our identities private for the same reason we keep our client list private, but under NDA we'll walk you through our methodology, share a full unredacted sample report, and arrange a reference call with a past client.

A 30-minute call, a mutual NDA, a signed one-page scope, and access to a staging environment with test accounts for each user role. That's it. No agent to install, no platform to onboard onto, no procurement cycle. Most engagements start within a week of the first call.

Then you get a report that says so, with the full list of what was tested and how — which is exactly the evidence an auditor or an enterprise customer wants to see. A clean report from a real manual test is a result, not a refund case, and we'd rather tell you your app held up than inflate three informational findings into "criticals" to justify the invoice.

We map what's already public about your domain — exposed services, forgotten subdomains, email-spoofing gaps (SPF/DMARC), and missing security headers — and send a short PDF with the top risks and a rating. No access needed, no cost, no obligation. It's a lightweight external look; a full pentest goes much deeper.

Our rates are published rather than quoted on request. Engagements start at $1,499 for a single application, $2,500 for a full web and API assessment, and $3,500 for AI/LLM red teaming; continuous coverage starts at $600 per month. Full scope tables are on Pricing. You get an exact quote after a free 30-minute scoping call.