Offensive security services.
Evidence first.
Choose penetration testing, an objective-led Red Team assessment or collaborative Purple Team validation around the decision your business needs to make. Each engagement is bounded by written authorization, operational constraints and a clear evidence objective.
APPLICATION + CLOUD
Assess the trust decisions exposed by the system.
01Manual-led web application security assessments use appropriate tooling for discovery, then manually validate findings across authentication, authorization, business logic and reachable attack paths.
Manual-led API security assessments test identity, token, object, function and business controls across REST, GraphQL, SOAP and gRPC implementations.
Cloud security assessments examine identity, exposed resources, privilege relationships, networking and control visibility within an explicitly agreed environment.
Mobile application assessments examine Android and iOS application behavior, local storage, platform controls, transport and supporting APIs within an agreed test environment.
External and internal network testing examines service exposure, authentication, segmentation, privilege and movement paths within defined address ranges and safety boundaries.
SAP penetration testing examines exposed services, Fiori and OData applications, roles, authorizations, custom code and integration paths across an agreed SAP landscape.
ADVERSARY VALIDATION
Test the route, the visibility and the response.
01Objective-led Red Team assessments construct an authorized adversary path across agreed technical and human controls.
Purple Team engagements bring offensive execution and defensive observation into the same controlled validation loop.
AI and LLM application assessments examine prompt, context, retrieval, data, output, authorization and tool boundaries in the customer’s implemented system.
MCP security assessments examine client, server, tool, identity, context and downstream API trust boundaries in a specifically scoped implementation.
Authorized phishing, spear-phishing and credential-harvesting simulations validate selected human and process controls under documented privacy and operational boundaries.
Security control validation executes selected, authorized techniques to observe prevention, telemetry, detection and response behavior.
Insider threat simulation examines a defined scenario from an authorized user, contractor or assumed-access starting condition under strict privacy and operational controls.
Which assessment answers your question?
Do we need penetration testing or a Red Team assessment?
Choose penetration testing when you need depth across a defined application, API or environment. Choose a Red Team assessment when the question is whether an agreed adversary scenario can reach a business objective across several controls. They serve different decisions; a larger asset count does not automatically make a pentest a Red Team engagement.
When is a Purple Team engagement useful?
A Purple Team engagement fits a collaborative detection question: what should defenders observe, what do they actually see, and does an agreed tuning change improve the result? It brings security and SOC stakeholders into a shared observation and re-test cycle.
Is testing an AI application the same as using AI to test software?
No. An AI and LLM security assessment evaluates the application, data and tool boundaries of an AI-enabled system. MCP security assessment focuses on explicitly scoped client, server and downstream tool relationships. Agentic AI penetration testing describes how a testing platform operates; supported coverage and authorization still need to be agreed.
What should we prepare before asking for a proposal?
Describe the systems and environments, user roles, important workflows, desired outcome and any operational restrictions. Ask the proposal to name coverage, exclusions, evidence deliverables, reporting and re-test arrangements. Share credentials or sensitive architecture only through an agreed secure channel—not a public enquiry form.
Start with the environment and the decision you need to make.
Share enough context for an initial scoping conversation. Do not include passwords, tokens, private keys or other production secrets.