Offensive security
real, not theater.

Yes, always under a scope signed in writing before we touch anything, defining exactly which systems, techniques, and time windows are authorized. We never act without that explicit authorization, and the whole process is covered by a signed non-disclosure agreement.

It depends on scope: a pentest of a specific application usually wraps up in 1-2 weeks, while a full red team (simulating a persistent adversary) can run for several weeks. We give you a concrete timeline before signing, not a vague range.

A pentest looks for the maximum number of exploitable vulnerabilities in a specific system, with a broad, known scope. A red team simulates a real adversary trying to reach a specific target (your "crown jewels"), stealthily, without your team knowing, and also measures your detection and response capability, not just your technical flaws.

We work with startups, fintechs, Web3 companies, and organizations of any size where a security failure is genuinely expensive, not just large corporations. Scope and pricing adapt to what you need protected, not to your headcount.

We tell you immediately, without waiting for the final report. If we detect an actively exploitable critical risk in production, you get a direct line to the operator who found it so you can act right away.

Every engagement is governed by a signed NDA before any sensitive technical detail is shared. Reports are delivered encrypted and only to the contacts you designate. We never reuse findings from one client for another, not even anonymized, without your explicit permission.

Yes, on all our technical services. We verify each fix actually closes the issue, not just that surface behavior changed. An engagement isn't considered closed until the retest confirms real risk has dropped to an acceptable level.