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Approach

Engineered like an operation.

Threat-informed, evidence-driven, and repeatable. Every test runs the same disciplined arc — so results are comparable, defensible, and genuinely actionable.

We operate against the standards, not around them. The right framework for each engagement — used as a floor for real coverage, never as checkbox theater.

Test phases
Five, in order
Duration
~2–4 weeks, scope-driven
Evidence
Reproducible

Application security

OWASP Top 10OWASP ASVSOWASP WSTGOWASP API Top 10OWASP MASVSOWASP MASTG

Code & weakness classes

CWESANS Top 25

Infrastructure & methodology

PTESOSSTMMNIST 800-115

Adversary emulation

MITRE ATT&CK

Defensive

NIST CSFMITRE D3FEND

AI / LLM

OWASP LLM Top 10MITRE ATLAS

Governance & compliance

ISO/IEC 27001ISO/IEC 27002SOC 2 (TSC)PCI DSS v4.0GDPRIndia DPDP Act 2023NIST 800-53

Scoring

CVSS

One disciplined arc, every test.

Scope, recon, exploit, report, retest — the same five phases, in order, no step skipped. Compliance readiness runs its own arc: gap assessment, remediation, evidence.

Before the clock starts — a scoping call, written authorization to test, and an access hand-off: in-scope targets, any credentials, and named points of contact. It costs your team about an hour. Then the arc begins.

  1. 01T+0

    Scope

    Objectives, rules of engagement, and success criteria — agreed in writing before anything starts.

    • Define crown jewels
    • Rules of engagement
    • White-cell setup
  2. 02T+1d

    Recon

    Map the real attack surface the way an adversary would — quietly, thoroughly, from the outside in.

    • Passive intelligence
    • Surface mapping
    • Attack-path modeling
  3. 03T+3d

    Exploit

    Controlled exploitation and post-exploitation, chaining findings into realistic attack paths.

    • Validated exploitation
    • Lateral movement
    • Objective actions
  4. 04T+2w

    Report

    Every finding reproducible, rated, and written for two audiences: the board and the engineers.

    • Executive summary
    • CVSS findings
    • Remediation roadmap
  5. 05T+retest

    Retest

    We verify the fixes actually hold — because a finding is only closed once it can't be reproduced.

    • Fix validation
    • Detection check
    • Sign-off

Aggressive testing, disciplined controls.

We test like a real adversary — inside guardrails agreed with you up front.

ROE-01

Safe by design

Controlled, reversible techniques and agreed testing windows. Higher-risk actions are approved explicitly before we execute them.

ROE-02

Deconfliction

A white-cell channel stays open throughout, with a kill-switch to pause any activity the moment it's needed.

ROE-03

Live comms

Status on an agreed cadence — and anything that puts you at immediate risk, you hear about that day, not at the final report.

ROE-04

Evidence discipline

Every finding is reproducible, with a clear chain of custody. No claim ships that we can't demonstrate on demand.

How we model the adversary.

We plan every offensive engagement against the Lockheed Martin kill chain and map what we execute to MITRE ATT&CK — so coverage is auditable, not a vague promise. (Web, API, and mobile pentests are scored against OWASP and CWE — see each service.)

01

Reconnaissance

Harvest intelligence on the target.

02

Weaponization

Pair exploit with a deliverable payload.

03

Delivery

Transmit the payload to the target.

04

Exploitation

Trigger the vulnerability to gain execution.

05

Installation

Establish persistence on the host.

06

Command & Control

Open a channel to operate remotely.

07

Actions on Objectives

Achieve the mission — exfiltrate, disrupt, encrypt.

ATT&CK coverage

Representative — full matrix on request

Representative ATT&CK coverage — 14 of 18 techniques routinely emulated. Full matrix available on request.

TA0001

Initial Access

  • T1566

    Phishing

  • T1190

    Exploit Public-Facing App

  • T1078

    Valid Accounts

TA0002

Execution

  • T1059

    Command & Scripting

  • T1203

    Client Execution

  • T1204

    User Execution

TA0004

Privilege Esc.

  • T1068

    Exploitation for Priv-Esc

  • T1078

    Valid Accounts

  • T1055

    Process Injection

TA0006

Credential Access

  • T1003

    OS Credential Dumping

  • T1558

    Kerberoasting

  • T1110

    Brute Force

TA0008

Lateral Movement

  • T1021

    Remote Services

  • T1550

    Alternate Auth Material

  • T1210

    Exploit Remote Services

TA0040

Impact

  • T1486

    Data Encrypted for Impact

  • T1490

    Inhibit System Recovery

  • T1485

    Data Destruction

A report engineers respect.

Not a scanner dump. A deliverable built for two audiences at once — the boardroom and the backlog.

  • Executive summary for leadership
  • Findings with CVSS severity
  • Full attack narrative
  • Prioritized remediation roadmap
  • Retest annex

Every finding is rated on the CVSS scale:

  • CRITICAL9.0–10.0
  • HIGH7.0–8.9
  • MEDIUM4.0–6.9
  • LOW0.1–3.9
  • INFO0.0

A live readout walks your engineers through the findings and the fix — before the included retest. You're never left alone with a PDF.

Depth, not a single wall.

Findings are mapped to the layer they threaten — so remediation strengthens the whole stack, from the perimeter down to the data itself.

PerimeterExternal exposure, email, VPN, DNS.
NetworkSegmentation, lateral-movement controls.
EndpointEDR, hardening, privilege management.
ApplicationSecure code, authn/authz, APIs.
DataEncryption, access control, backups.

Purple team

Offense informs defense.

Every attack path we walk becomes a detection your SOC keeps. The people who broke in help your defenders catch the next attacker — and we validate that the new detections actually fire.

Explore defensive services
01Offense
02Finding
03Detection
04Validated

Curious about your security posture? We'll identify potential weaknesses and walk you through them. No obligation, no sales theater.