Break it here,first.
Autonomous penetration testing reviewed by our security team: real exploits crafted against your code and logic, validated findings, and a report you can hand to engineering the same day.
What one findinglooks like.
A scanner hands you a list of maybes. We hand you report pages like this one: a representative finding from the SQL-injection class, written the way every finding is written. Confirmed by exploitation, not pattern matching.
- Severity with CWE and OWASP mapping
- The affected code path, file and line
- A working proof of concept
- The fix written as code, not as advice
- Compliance mapping: SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, HIPAA
The finding above is a representative example; real reports are under NDA, and redacted samples are available on request. In one anonymised engagement, an injection like this chained into superadmin access across every tenant of a multi-tenant HR platform: 19 findings, all exploit-validated, reported in under four hours.
Tested inconcentric shells.
From the edge a stranger can reach to the dependencies you never wrote, each shell is probed by agents dedicated to its vulnerability classes. Select a shell to see what happens there.
The edge
- Missing security headers, exposed admin consoles, and debug modes left on in production
- Verbose errors leaking stack traces and configuration
- Open redirects and server-side request forgery via webhook URLs and import features
The first surface a stranger touches, probed the way a stranger would.
The shells are tested together, not in isolation: a finding in one layer is chained with weaknesses in the next, because that is how it would actually be used against you.
A scan
runs automated checks against known patterns. It spell-checks your code for security and hands you a list of maybes: possible injection, severity undetermined, manual review recommended.
No exploit attempted. The maybes are now your team’s problem to triage.
A pentest.
thinks like an attacker. It reads your business logic, chains small flaws into real attack paths, and proves impact with a working exploit before a word reaches the report.
Not “possible SQL injection” but a confirmed finding, with the request that proved it.
We deliver pentests, not scans.
Every finding exploit-validated. Zero false positives reach the report.
Twenty-four hours,start to report.
A traditional pentest is a 4 to 6 week procurement and scheduling exercise before testing even begins. Ours starts when you say go, and the report lands within 24 hours of testing.
The form below takes five minutes: your application URL, optional repositories, anything we should know. The first assessment is free.
Your written go-ahead arrives by reply, and the engine starts: reconnaissance in about 4 minutes, discovery across 200+ vulnerability classes in about 12, validation of every candidate in about 8.
Executive summary and technical depth: severity, CWE and OWASP mapping, affected code paths, and fixes written as code. Our security team reviews every finding by hand before it reaches you.
One re-test is included on one-time engagements; continuous security includes unlimited re-tests. The engine verifies the fix is effective and has not introduced regressions.
Nothing is tested without your explicit written authorisation, and anything irreversible waits for your sign-off. The 24 hours are measured from the start of testing, not from your first email.
Your first reportcosts nothing.
Submit your application and we deliver a full pentest report within 24 hours of testing, at no cost and with no strings attached. It is how we show you the quality of the work; if you want ongoing security after that, we will talk.
Our security team reviews the submission for scope and approach. We only take engagements where we can deliver meaningful results.
Nothing is tested until you confirm in writing, by replying to the email we send. A simple confirmed, please proceed is enough.
Within 24 hours of testing: severity, evidence, and the fix for every finding, reviewed by hand before it reaches you.
NDA on request. Source code is encrypted in transit and at rest, processed in memory, and purged after the engagement.
Common questions about application security.
What teams ask before they request their first assessment.
Those are SAST/SCA tools that find code patterns and known CVEs. We go further: we correlate source code analysis with runtime behavior, chain vulnerabilities together, and validate each finding with actual exploitation. A SAST tool might say 'possible SQL injection.' We say 'confirmed SQL injection: here's the payload that extracts your users table.'
Yes. One-Time engagements include one re-test. Continuous Security includes unlimited re-tests. Our engine automatically verifies fixes are effective and haven't introduced regressions.
All testing runs in isolated, ephemeral environments. Source code is encrypted in transit and at rest, processed in memory, and purged after the engagement. We sign NDAs before every engagement. No data is retained beyond the final report.
We support all major web frameworks: Next.js, React, Django, Rails, Laravel, Spring Boot, Express/Node.js, Go, Flask, FastAPI, and more. Our engine handles REST APIs, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSockets, and SAML/OAuth auth flows natively.
Yes. Submit your application details through the form below and we'll deliver a full pentest report within 24 hours at no cost. No strings attached. It's our way of showing you the quality of our work. If you want ongoing security after that, we'll talk.
We provide redacted sample reports under NDA. These include real findings from internal engagements (with identifying details removed) so you can evaluate the depth and quality of our work before committing. Or just request the free assessment: your own report is the best sample.
A vulnerability scan runs automated checks against known patterns, like spell-checking for security. A pentest thinks like an attacker: it chains vulnerabilities, tests business logic, and proves impact. We deliver pentests, not scans.
Your move,before theirs.
Every application has flaws; the only question is who reads about them first. The first assessment is free, and the report is yours within 24 hours of testing.