Mobile Application Penetration Test
Secure your mobile apps by identifying issues such as insecure APIs, weak authentication, and data leaks
Securing Mobile Apps Against Modern Threats
In today’s mobile-first world, applications that run on smartphones and tablets are prime targets for cybercriminals. Our mobile application penetration testing is designed to protect both Android and iOS platforms against a wide range of modern attack vectors. We thoroughly evaluate your mobile apps using the OWASP Mobile Top 10 framework to identify risks such as insecure data storage, weak encryption, flawed authentication, and insufficient transport layer protection.
Our team performs both static and dynamic testing to analyse how your app behaves during execution and how it interacts with back-end APIs. We inspect permissions, data handling, session management, and network communication. For apps handling sensitive data—such as banking, healthcare, or enterprise services—we provide detailed insights into where and how data can leak. Our findings include technical descriptions, exploit scenarios, and recommendations that help your development team fix issues while maintaining user experience and performance.
Web Application Penetration Test
Evaluate and mitigate threats like SQL injection, XSS, and other common web application vulnerabilities.
In-Depth Security Analysis of Web-Based Platforms
Web applications are often the first point of contact between your business and the outside world—and they’re also a major target for attackers. Our web application penetration testing simulates realistic cyberattacks to identify vulnerabilities that may expose user data, application logic, or backend infrastructure. We focus on the OWASP Top 10 list but go far beyond automated scans, applying manual testing and custom exploit techniques to uncover complex flaws.
Our experts examine everything from input validation and authentication mechanisms to session management and access control. We also look for insecure integrations, business logic flaws, and poorly implemented third-party modules. Whether you're running an e-commerce site, SaaS platform, or internal portal, our web app pentest gives you a clear picture of your application’s risk surface—along with detailed reports and remediation steps tailored for developers and security teams.
Web Application Penetration Test
Evaluate and mitigate threats like SQL injection, XSS, and other common web application vulnerabilities.
Exposing Weaknesses in Wi-Fi Networks
Wireless networks, while convenient, can often be the weakest link in your organisation’s security. Our wireless penetration testing service uncovers vulnerabilities that could allow unauthorised access to your internal systems or eavesdropping on sensitive communications. We analyse signal leakage, rogue access point deployment, and encryption weaknesses in protocols such as WPA2, WPA3, and older WEP configurations.
We also simulate attacks that an adversary could carry out using publicly available tools such as capturing handshake data or exploiting weak pre-shared keys to assess your real-world exposure. The outcome of our assessment includes a full risk analysis of your wireless environment along with recommendations for network segmentation, device management, and continuous monitoring to prevent future exploitation.
Physical Penetration Test
Test your physical security by simulating unauthorized access to your premises and identifying gaps in facility controls.
Testing the Human and Physical Layer of Security
Strong cybersecurity measures are incomplete without equally strong physical security. Our physical penetration tests assess your ability to protect critical systems, equipment, and data from unauthorized physical access. We perform controlled exercises that simulate how an intruder might gain access to restricted areas, bypass security controls, or manipulate staff to achieve access.
This includes tailgating attempts, bypassing access control systems, and testing alarm and CCTV monitoring efficacy. We document all successful and failed entry attempts with photo and video evidence, helping you visualize your vulnerabilities. After the engagement, we deliver a detailed report outlining security gaps and propose practical improvements such as policy changes, enhanced surveillance, and staff awareness programs to prevent real-world intrusions.
Black Box Penetration Test
Black box penetration testing evaluates your system’s security without prior knowledge of its internal workings, mimicking an external attack. This helps assess how well your defenses can withstand unauthorized access attempts.
External Threat Simulation with Zero Insider Knowledge
A black box penetration test provides the truest simulation of a cyberattack launched by an external threat actor with no insider knowledge of your systems. In this type of assessment, our ethical hackers approach your infrastructure as outsiders without credentials, system architecture details, or internal access.
We assess how much information can be gathered from public sources and how resilient your external-facing services (websites, APIs, mail servers, VPNs) are against real-world exploitation attempts. The goal is to discover what a malicious actor could achieve from the outside, how far they could penetrate your defenses, and whether your detection and response mechanisms are triggered. You will receive a detailed report highlighting any weaknesses, their impact, and how to strengthen your external security posture.
Cloud Penetration Test
Cloud penetration testing focuses on identifying vulnerabilities in your cloud infrastructure, applications, and configurations. It ensures secure cloud usage while mitigating risks of data breaches and compliance violations.
Securing Cloud Infrastructure Across AWS, Azure & GCP
Cloud infrastructure offers scalability and efficiency, but it also introduces new risks especially when misconfigured. Our cloud penetration testing service examines the security of your cloud-hosted applications, storage, identity and access management (IAM) settings, and exposed interfaces across platforms like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
We simulate attacks using both authorized and unauthorized access paths to assess how an adversary might exploit misconfigured buckets, overly permissive roles, weak API keys, or exposed endpoints. We also assess compliance with cloud security best practices and shared responsibility models. The final report includes a risk-based view of your cloud environment and remediation guidance designed to harden your configuration without disrupting operations.