How we work
A scanner report is not proof.
We show how far an attack actually gets, with working proof-of-concept code instead of a list of warnings.
Typical starting points
- „The last test was an automated scan with a hundred pages of findings.“
- „Nobody could tell us what was actually exploitable.“
- „Management never saw the report.“
What we do
We test as blackbox, greybox or whitebox, depending on which perspective matters for your question. A finding only counts once we've backed it with working proof-of-concept exploit code, not a scanner's output. Every test ends in concrete, risk-prioritized measures, and we present the results to management, not only as a PDF sent to IT.
How we start
- Week 1
Scoping
Goal, perspective and boundaries of the test, defined together.
- Weeks 2 to 4
Testing
Manual analysis with proof-of-concept exploits, not automated scans alone.
- afterward
Presentation
Findings and measures, presented to management.
For your IT
Blackbox with no prior knowledge, greybox with limited access, whitebox with full insight into systems and source code.
Every critical finding is backed by a proof-of-concept exploit before it goes into the report.
That depends on scope. We give you a time frame after the scoping conversation.
We agree on time windows and boundaries beforehand so production systems stay protected.
Yes. Results are presented to your management, with concrete measures instead of just a list of findings.
How far would an attacker get in your environment?
30 minutes. We'll talk about your environment and which testing perspective fits your question.