Your product, defended before someone tests it.
We defend the websites, apps and APIs we build — and the ones you already run. Every engagement starts with a signed scope, tests a copy of your own environment, and ends with a plain-language report: what we found, how serious it is, and exactly how to fix it.
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Test with permission, on your terms
Security work is only legitimate with written authorisation. Before any test we agree the assets, the time window, what is out of bounds, who is on call, and how findings are shared. Testing happens against a staging copy of your environment wherever possible, so live customers are never exposed to a test.
Look where attackers look
We review authentication and session handling, access control between accounts and roles, input handling and injection paths, file uploads, API authorisation, secrets in code and configuration, dependency versions, and the exposure of admin surfaces. For each finding we record the exact evidence, the realistic impact, and a severity that your team can act on.
Fix it, then prove it is fixed
You receive a prioritised remediation list with concrete changes — not a scanner dump. We can implement the fixes ourselves, pair with your developers, or review what you shipped. A retest confirms each closed item, and we finish with a short hardening checklist so the same gaps do not come back with the next release.
Before we get started.
Do you need written permission to test our systems?
Always. We require written authorisation from someone who controls the system, with the assets and time window defined. Without that, we do not start. This protects you legally and keeps the test predictable for your team.
Will testing take the site down?
Our default approach avoids destructive tests and runs against a staging copy where one exists. Some techniques can affect availability, so anything with that risk is agreed in advance and scheduled in a window you choose, with your team reachable.
Do you also protect the apps you build for us?
Yes. When we build the product, security is part of the delivery: authentication, roles, secrets handling, dependency hygiene, and a pre-launch review. A separate penetration test can be scheduled before launch or after a major release.
An idea worth building?
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