Web Application Penetration Testing
We perform web application penetration testing for newly released platforms or routine compliance requirements, using certified specialists (OSCP, OSWE, OSCE) and established frameworks such as OWASP, supported by our CREST International accreditation and extensive vulnerability research.
Mobile Applications Penetration Testing
Our mobile application penetration testing assesses security risks across iOS and Android platforms, ensuring applications used in sectors such as banking, government and retail cannot be compromised.
API Penetration Testing
API penetration testing evaluates the security of application programming interfaces by identifying authentication flaws, data exposure risks and logic vulnerabilities that could allow unauthorised access to systems or sensitive data.
Secure Code Review
Secure code review analyses application source code to identify security vulnerabilities, insecure coding practices and logic flaws before they can be exploited in production. Findings are validated by tying code‑level issues to practical testing, confirming whether vulnerabilities are actually exploitable within the running application.
Thick Client Pen Test
Thick client penetration testing evaluates the security of locally installed applications to identify vulnerabilities in authentication, data storage, communications and application logic.
Hardware, OT & IoT Penetration Testing
Evaluates the security of connected devices and embedded systems to identify weaknesses in firmware, communications and device configuration.
External Network Penetration Testing
External network penetration testing evaluates your organisation’s internet-facing infrastructure, including servers, VPNs and services, applications, to identify vulnerabilities across the full external attack surface.
Internal Network Penetration Testing
Internal network penetration testing identifies vulnerabilities, missing patches and privilege escalation risks that could allow attackers to move laterally within your environment if they gain internal access.
Wireless Networks Penetration Testing
Wireless penetration testing assesses the security of your onsite Wi-Fi networks to ensure configuration weaknesses cannot be exploited by attackers within range of your organisation’s wireless signals.
Social Engineering
Social engineering testing assesses how employees respond to phishing, impersonation and other manipulation techniques used to gain access to systems or sensitive information. Engagements can also include controlled attempts to access secure physical locations, testing how social techniques translate into real‑world access risk.
Cloud Security Review — AWS
An AWS cloud security review evaluates configurations, identity and access management, logging and network controls to ensure the environment aligns with security best practices.
Cloud Security Review — Azure
An Azure cloud security review assesses security posture, identity controls, resource configurations and monitoring to identify risks and strengthen protection across the environment.
Cloud Security Review — Microsoft 365
A Microsoft 365 security review examines tenant configuration, identity controls, access policies and data protection settings to identify weaknesses that could expose organisational data.
Desktop SOE Review
A Desktop Standard Operating Environment (SOE) review assesses workstation configurations, security controls and patch management to identify weaknesses that could expose endpoints to compromise.
Adversary Simulation
Adversary simulation emulates the tactics, techniques and procedures of specific threat actor groups relevant to an organisation’s industry and risk profile. Exercises are designed to test how well security teams can detect, respond to and contain targeted attacks they are most likely to face in the real world.
Red Teaming
Red teaming is a full-scope security assessment that simulates a real-world attack against people, processes and technology to evaluate how effectively an organisation can detect and respond to sophisticated threats.
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