Ten services.One question eachof them answers.
Offensive testing, managed defense, and the assurance work your auditors and customers will accept. Every service page below says plainly what it is, who it is for, how it runs and what lands on your desk at the end.
Offensive testing
VAPT · Web / API Pentest · Mobile App Pentest · Red Teaming
Managed defense
Managed SOC · Incident Response · Bug Bounty Program
Assurance & compliance
Security Audit · Cloud Security · Compliance (ISO / SOC 2)
Start from the problem, not the product.
“Something is happening right now.”
An active intrusion, ransomware, or an account takeover in progress.
Incident Response — containment first, forensics after. →
“A customer is asking for a pentest report.”
A deal or a questionnaire is blocked on third-party evidence with a date on it.
Web / API Pentest — a report and an attestation letter. →
“We don't know what we're exposing.”
Infrastructure has accumulated over years and nobody has the full inventory.
VAPT — discovery first, then assessment across what we find. →
“We need continuous testing, not one week a year.”
You ship weekly, and a point-in-time test describes a version you have already replaced.
A Bug Bounty Program — continuous, paid per valid finding. →
“We have no security team at all.”
Alerts fire into a channel nobody reads outside office hours.
Managed SOC — analyst coverage and tuned detection. →
“We need to be SOC 2 or ISO 27001 by a date.”
An enterprise buyer has made certification a condition of signing.
Compliance readiness — gap, to evidence, to audit-ready. →
Offensive testing
We attack your systems the way a motivated adversary would, then hand you a reproducible report. VAPT, web / API / mobile pentest and full-scope red teaming.
VAPT
Broad vulnerability assessment across your estate, with what matters verified by hand.
How it works →Web / API Pentest
A time-boxed manual test of one web application and the API behind it.
How it works →Mobile App Pentest
iOS and Android tested as a compiled artefact, plus the backend it talks to.
How it works →Red Teaming
A goal-driven, full-scope simulation that tests your detection as much as your systems.
How it works →Managed defense
Continuous cover for teams without a security function of their own — monitoring, detection and a team that picks up the phone when something goes wrong.
Managed SOC
Round-the-clock monitoring and triage by analysts, for teams with no security function.
How it works →Incident Response
Containment, forensics and a written account of what happened — retained or on call.
How it works →Bug Bounty Program
Continuous testing by vetted researchers, run on this platform, paid per valid finding.
How it works →Assurance & compliance
Evidence your auditors, customers and board will accept. Security audits, cloud configuration reviews and readiness work for ISO 27001 and SOC 2.
Security Audit
A structured review of your controls, architecture and process against a known standard.
How it works →Cloud Security
Configuration, identity and network review across AWS, Azure and GCP.
How it works →Compliance (ISO / SOC 2)
Readiness work for ISO 27001 and SOC 2 — gap, to evidence, to audit-ready.
How it works →What working with us actually looks like.
- 01
Tell us the shape of it
Assets, goals, and any deadline or compliance driver. Two minutes is enough to start.
- 02
We scope it
Our security team sizes the work and picks the right engagement — testing, a managed program, or both.
→ A scoping call
- 03
You get a written proposal
Deliverables, timeline and cost, usually inside one business day. No obligation.
→ Written proposal
- 04
We run it
Against a signed scope, on an agreed window, with a named contact throughout.
- 05
You get the report, then the retest
Findings you can act on, a walkthrough with your engineers, and a retest once you have shipped fixes.
→ Report + retest
Security services, scoped to you.
Tell us what you are trying to protect and what is driving the timing. If a different service fits better than the one you picked, we will say so.
No obligation, and no sales sequence
You get a written proposal with deliverables, timeline and cost. If it is not right, that is the end of it.