Pillar 01 · VAPT
VAPT & PTaaS
Time-boxed deep tests for web, mobile, API, network, and cloud. Manual exploitation, business-logic depth, and a written report your auditors and your engineers both accept.
Specialized VAPT for modern attack surfaces — web apps, APIs, cloud, authentication flows, and business-critical infrastructure. Manual-first testing. Real exploit paths. Actionable remediation.
Pick one or stack them. Most teams start with a VAPT before a release, then graduate to continuous PTaaS or a managed bounty as they scale. DevSecOps is how we make sure the fixes stick.
Time-boxed deep tests for web, mobile, API, network, and cloud. Manual exploitation, business-logic depth, and a written report your auditors and your engineers both accept.
Public, private, or VDP — we run scope, hunter relations, intake, deduplication, severity, payouts, and engineering handoff. Your team only sees validated, reproduced, fix-ready tickets.
Pentests that run with your release cadence, not against it. New surface? New test. Real testers, real exploitation, scoped per sprint, retests included, findings in the tracker your engineers already use.
Security where engineers actually live — code, CI/CD, cloud, container, IaC. Threat modeling, guardrails, pre-commit and pipeline checks, and post-fix validation. We slow nothing, we surface what matters.
Every engagement runs the same shape — whether it's a one-time VAPT or a year-long managed program. Scope. Test. Prove. Verify. No theatre, no orphan tickets.
We map your real attack surface — not just what you remember owning. Subdomains, APIs, mobile builds, cloud accounts, dependencies, third parties. Then we agree the rules of engagement in writing.
deliverable · scope doc + asset inventoryHumans, not just scanners. We chase business-logic flaws, auth bypasses, IDORs, broken access control, payment manipulation — the bugs that hurt. Findings come with working PoCs.
deliverable · live findings + PoC stepsEach finding gets reproduced, severity-scored (CVSS + business context), assigned to a fix owner, and dropped into your tracker — Jira, Linear, GitHub. Plus an exec summary the board can read.
deliverable · tracker tickets + exec summaryPatches get re-tested manually. We try to bypass them. If the fix holds, we sign it off and close the loop. If not, we tell you why and how to do it right. Every engagement closes with a clean retest.
deliverable · retest report + sign-offWe don't pad reports with missing-header noise. The vulnerabilities below are the ones that put your customers, revenue, and contracts at risk — and they're the ones we hunt.
Coupon stacking, price-tampering, refund abuse, currency rounding bugs — bypass logic that costs revenue per attempt.
Broken OAuth flows, JWT mishandling, password reset poisoning, MFA bypass — direct routes into customer accounts.
Cross-tenant data access, horizontal privilege escalation, hidden admin endpoints — quiet bugs with loud breach reports.
Server-side requests reaching internal services, IMDS exposure, lateral cloud movement — the kind of bug that doesn't make it to the news, only to court.
Race conditions on transactions, workflow bypasses, quota tampering — flaws no scanner can catch because they live in your unique rules.
Backdoored dependencies, unsafe SDK behavior, third-party webhook abuse — the trust boundary you forgot to test.
We treat security work like an engineering deliverable, not a compliance checkbox. Every finding is reproduced, every fix is verified, every report is something a developer can act on without translating.
Every finding shipped to your tracker carries a working PoC, request/response samples, and a direct fix owner. If we can't reproduce it, we don't file it.
For managed programs, we activate vetted hunters with HackerOne / Bugcrowd / Synack track records — not anonymous floods chasing scanner output.
We hunt the bugs that automation can't see — pricing manipulation, auth chain abuses, multi-step workflow bypasses, race conditions on revenue paths.
Findings land in Jira, Linear, or GitHub Issues with full repro, severity, and remediation context. Your engineers don't open a PDF — they open a ticket.
Every engagement is mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, and DORA controls. The report your CISO sends to auditors and the one your devs read are the same report.
Patches get manually verified — we try to bypass them. Every engagement ends with a written retest sign-off. No "we'll trust the dev" handwaving.
We've worked enough enterprise security theatre to know what's real and what's noise. These are the rules we run by — we'd rather lose a deal than break them.
No "potential issues," no "could possibly lead to," no theory papers. Every finding ships with a working request, a working response, and a working steps-to-reproduce.
Reports are written so the developer who'll fix the bug doesn't need a security analyst to translate them. Plain language, real impact, concrete fix.
We don't drop a 200-page PDF and disappear. We retest patches, debate fix strategies on calls, and stay until the loop closes. You get a partner, not a vendor.
"Server header disclosed" is not a finding. "Cookie missing HttpOnly on a static page" is not a finding. We surface what matters; the rest goes in an appendix you can ignore.
Reports, evidence, scoping artifacts, vulnerability ledger — all yours, in your account, exportable in standard formats. No platform lock-in. No vendor leverage.
30-minute briefing, no obligation. Tell us what you're worried about — pre-launch app, audit deadline, noisy bounty program, sprawling cloud estate — and we'll tell you exactly what we'd test, how, and what the report looks like.