Find security weaknesses before they become business risks.

It depends on the service and the scope we agree. A web application or API penetration test focuses on manual testing of areas such as authentication, authorization, session handling, input handling, and business logic. A vulnerability assessment identifies and validates known weaknesses across agreed assets. A code review examines source code for security flaws. The exact test areas are listed in the agreed scope before work starts.

We start with a discussion about what you want assessed, why, and any constraints. We then propose a written scope covering targets, environments, test types, timing, and exclusions. Testing only begins once the scope is agreed and written authorization is in place.

A written report that summarises the results for decision-makers and documents each finding for your technical team — with a risk rating, supporting evidence, reproduction steps, and remediation guidance.

Assessment information — including findings, credentials provided for testing, and reports — is treated as confidential and shared only with the contacts you nominate. Please don't send credentials or vulnerability details through the website enquiry form; we arrange a secure channel once an engagement is agreed.

Yes. Our services are designed for remote delivery to clients internationally. Testing is performed against internet-reachable or remotely accessible environments that you authorise, and communication happens over agreed online channels.

We go through the findings with your team and answer questions about remediation. If retesting is part of the engagement, we verify the fixes once you've applied them and update the report.

Use the assessment request form to tell us about your application, API, or codebase and what you need. We'll reply to arrange an initial discussion and agree an appropriate scope.