Offensive Security // Human-Led Testing

Find the weakness before they do.

Independent penetration testing across applications, APIs, infrastructure, cloud environments, and networks. Our CREST and OSCP certified testers safely reproduce real-world attack paths, explain the business impact, and give your team a clear route to remediation.

What we test

Technology rarely exists in isolation. A public API can expose an internal service; a cloud misconfiguration can undermine a secure application; a compromised user account can open a route through the corporate network. We scope each engagement around the systems, trust boundaries, and attack paths that matter to your organisation.

TEST_TYPE // 01

Web Application Testing

Manual and tool-assisted testing of customer portals, SaaS platforms, e-commerce sites, and internal applications, covering authentication, authorisation, session handling, business logic, and common web vulnerabilities.

  • OWASP TOP 10
  • BUSINESS LOGIC
  • AUTH & ACCESS
TEST_TYPE // 02

API Testing

Security assessment of REST, GraphQL, SOAP, and private APIs. We test object-level authorisation, authentication flows, input handling, rate limits, data exposure, and abuse cases across connected services.

  • REST / GRAPHQL
  • OWASP API
  • ACCESS CONTROL
TEST_TYPE // 03

Application & Mobile Testing

iOS and Android application testing across the client, local storage, transport layer, authentication, platform controls, and supporting back-end APIs to identify weaknesses across the complete mobile ecosystem.

  • IOS / ANDROID
  • LOCAL STORAGE
  • BACK-END API
TEST_TYPE // 04

Network Testing — Internal & External

External and internal testing of servers, endpoints, exposed services, identity systems, and security controls. We identify exploitable weaknesses and safely demonstrate realistic routes to sensitive systems and data.

  • EXTERNAL
  • INTERNAL
  • ACTIVE DIRECTORY
TEST_TYPE // 05

Cloud Penetration Testing

Assessment of AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud environments, including identity and access management, exposed resources, storage, network controls, serverless workloads, containers, and privilege escalation paths.

  • AWS / AZURE / GCP
  • IAM
  • CONTAINERS
TEST_TYPE // 06

Network & Wireless Testing

Testing of corporate networks, segmentation, VPNs, wireless security, guest access, and device exposure. We assess whether an attacker can gain a foothold, move laterally, bypass controls, or reach critical assets.

  • SEGMENTATION
  • VPN
  • WI-FI

A controlled assessment, not an automated vulnerability scan

Every engagement is led by a qualified tester and shaped around your risk, operating constraints, and assurance goals. Automated tooling supports coverage, but human analysis finds the chained weaknesses, broken assumptions, and business-logic flaws that scanners miss.

Scope

Define assets, objectives, test depth, exclusions, rules of engagement, and safe testing windows.

Discover

Map the attack surface, trust relationships, exposed services, identities, and likely entry points.

Test

Use manual techniques and specialist tooling to identify, validate, and safely exploit weaknesses.

Report

Present risk-ranked findings, evidence, business impact, attack paths, and practical remediation steps.

Retest

Verify fixes, confirm residual risk, and provide closure evidence for stakeholders and auditors.

Clear evidence for technical teams and decision-makers

Findings are written to help people act. Leadership gets a concise view of exposure and priorities, while technical teams receive the evidence and implementation detail needed to reproduce and resolve each issue.

  • Risk ratings based on likelihood, exploitability, and business impact
  • Evidence showing how vulnerabilities combine into realistic attack paths
  • Prioritised remediation guidance tailored to your technology and team
  • Compliance-ready evidence for customers, auditors, and assurance programmes
  • Direct findings walkthrough with the tester who performed the assessment
Discuss Your Scope
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Executive Summary

A plain-English view of overall risk, material attack paths, and the actions that need leadership attention.

OUTPUT_02

Technical Report

Detailed findings with affected assets, evidence, severity, impact, reproduction steps, and remediation.

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Findings Workshop

A live session with your tester to explain the results, answer questions, and agree remediation priorities.

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Remediation Retest

Independent verification of fixes with an updated report showing resolved and outstanding findings.

Planning your penetration test

How much does penetration testing cost?

Cost depends on scope, complexity, test type, environment size, access level, and reporting requirements. We provide a scoped proposal rather than publishing a fixed price that may not reflect the work required.

What is the difference between a penetration test and a vulnerability scan?

A vulnerability scan uses automated tools to identify known issues. A penetration test adds qualified human analysis to validate findings, test business logic and access controls, combine weaknesses into realistic attack paths, and explain practical impact.

How often should we conduct penetration testing?

Many organisations test at least annually and after significant changes such as a new application, major release, cloud migration, acquisition, or material infrastructure change. Risk, customer commitments, and compliance obligations may require more frequent testing.

Which compliance requirements drive penetration testing?

Testing commonly supports PCI DSS, ISO 27001 risk treatment and assurance, Cyber Essentials Plus readiness, supplier assurance, procurement requirements, and customer security reviews.

Ready to test what an attacker can reach?

Tell us what you need to protect, launch, or assure. We respond with a clear scope and fixed-fee proposal.

Request a Test Scope