When no standard module fits, we build the test around you

In a code review we read your source code instead of only testing it from the outside. That surfaces logic and authorization flaws a pure black-box test never triggers, because the right path is never reached from outside. We combine manual review along the OWASP Code Review Guide with automated static analysis (SAST): the tools sift the mass, a human judges business logic and context.

Wireless networks do not stop at the office wall. In a Wi-Fi pentest we check on site whether your network can be taken over or bypassed, for WPA2 and WPA3, both with a password (PSK) and with company login (Enterprise). A common weak spot: clients that do not strictly verify the RADIUS server certificate and get lured onto a rogue access point (evil twin).

Much of what attackers know about you is already out in the open: in infostealer logs, on leak sites, in Telegram channels and combo lists. In a dark web analysis we search these sources specifically for your domains, accounts, and documents. You see which credentials and sessions are already circulating before someone uses them. We work purely passively and never buy illegal data.

When it is burning, every hour counts. In incident response we support you during an active incident and prepare you for the emergency. We work along the established phases from NIST SP 800-61 (preparation, detection, containment, recovery, lessons learned) and keep the NIS2 reporting deadlines in view: 24 hours for the early warning, 72 hours for the initial report, one month for the final report.