Services

Offensive security,
four ways.

One engagement model, four sharp instruments. Pick the surface that matters, or chain them the way a real adversary would. Every service is scoped to your risk, run by hand, and delivered as evidence.

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Services, one engagement model
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Assessments run by hand
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Findings shipped with proof
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Chain them together

Where one service ends, the next begins.

A real adversary doesn't respect scope boundaries. Neither does a full engagement. Watch a breach cross every surface.

How it works

The same clear path, every service.

No black box. From the first call to a verified fix, you always know what's happening and why.

01

Scope

A short call to agree objectives, rules of engagement, and timeline. A fixed number, signed under NDA.

02

Test

We attack by hand against your real environment, chaining findings the way an actual adversary would.

03

Prove

Every finding is reproduced with a replayable proof-of-concept. Clear severity, clear business impact.

04

Report & retest

A prioritised report, a live debrief, and a free retest to confirm every issue is closed.

What you get

Evidence you can act on.

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Executive summary

Board-ready: the real risk, the business impact, and what to prioritise, in plain language.

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Technical report

Every finding with reproduction steps, severity, and exact remediation your engineers can follow.

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Live debrief

A working session with your team to walk the findings, show the impact, and answer questions.

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Free retest

We verify your fixes actually closed the gaps, so you can prove the risk is gone.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Can I scope one service, or do I need all four?
Scope exactly what you need. Most engagements start with one service, application security or a network assessment, and expand from there. A full red team chains all of them under a single objective. We'll recommend the right shape after a short scoping call.
What's the difference between a pentest and red teaming?
A pentest is breadth-first: we enumerate a defined scope and surface as many exploitable issues as possible. Red teaming is objective-first: we pick one real adversary and one crown jewel, then prove whether we can reach it, testing your detection and response along the way.
Will testing break anything?
No. We prove impact without disruption, demonstrating access rather than destroying data or taking systems down. Rules of engagement, blast radius, and out-of-scope systems are agreed before we start.
How do you price it?
Fixed-scope quotes after a short scoping call, no surprise hourly bills. Tell us what you need and we'll come back with a clear number and timeline within one business day.

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