Cyber security services
Our methodology draws on the same advanced tooling and research libraries we maintain for real-world assessments — from OWASP-style web reviews to cloud posture and smart-contract threat modelling.
Field perspective
A concise view on how modern application and cloud risk shows up in incidents — useful context for engineering and leadership alike.
Common application vulnerabilities
The industry-standard OWASP Top 10 summarises the most critical risks in typical web applications and APIs. Our testing maps directly to these categories and your own threat model.
Source: OWASP Top 10:2021
A01
Broken Access Control
Users can act outside their intended permissions — IDOR, forced browsing, and broken multi-tenant boundaries.
A02
Cryptographic Failures
Sensitive data exposed through weak encryption, bad key management, or data stored or transmitted in the clear.
A03
Injection
Untrusted input interpreted as code or queries — SQL, OS command, LDAP, and template injection remain common.
A04
Insecure Design
Missing or weak threat modelling; flaws that no patch can fix because the architecture itself is unsafe.
A05
Security Misconfiguration
Default credentials, open cloud storage, verbose errors, and unnecessary features left enabled in production.
A06
Vulnerable and Outdated Components
Libraries and dependencies with known CVEs — especially risky in CI/CD and container images.
A07
Identification and Authentication Failures
Weak session handling, credential stuffing, missing MFA, and broken password recovery flows.
A08
Software and Data Integrity Failures
Insecure CI/CD, unsigned updates, and integrity checks missing on business-critical data or pipelines.
A09
Security Logging and Monitoring Failures
Insufficient detection and response — attackers operate undetected after initial access.
A10
Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
Server tricked into calling internal or attacker-chosen URLs — often a path to cloud metadata and lateral movement.
Common attack vectors (organisation-wide)
Incidents rarely hinge on a single bug — they combine people, process, and technology. Below are recurring initial access and scale patterns we plan controls and training around.
Phishing & social engineering
Email remains a dominant initial-access path: link-based credential theft, malicious attachments, and voice or multi-channel lures. Adversary-in-the-middle (AiTM) kits can bypass non–phishing-resistant MFA by stealing session tokens. QR-code and calendar-invite phishing have grown as users trust familiar workflows.
Ransomware & extortion
Encryption plus data theft (double/triple extortion), disruption-focused campaigns, and extortion-only models. Initial access is often stolen credentials or exposed services, not only zero-days.
Supply chain & third parties
Compromised dependencies, hijacked packages, poisoned CI/CD, or breach of an MSP or vendor — one foothold can scale to many downstream organisations.
Cloud identity, SaaS & APIs
Over-privileged tokens, OAuth consent abuse, sprawl across SaaS apps, and poorly scoped APIs expand the attack surface as identity becomes the perimeter.
Misconfiguration & exposed services
Open storage buckets, admin panels on the public internet, default credentials, and unpatched edge devices remain routine findings in assessments.
References illustrate broader industry reporting; your environment should be validated with a proper risk assessment and — where appropriate — penetration testing and tabletop exercises.
What we deliver
Scoped engagements with clear reports, retest windows, and developer handover — not generic scanner exports.
Web & API penetration testing
OWASP-style assessments for SPAs, REST and GraphQL APIs, covering authZ bugs, IDOR, SSRF, injection and business-logic flaws.
Mobile application security
iOS and Android reviews — storage, transport, jailbreak/root detection limits, deep links, and API trust boundaries.
Cloud & configuration hardening
Misconfiguration review for common cloud stacks — least privilege, secrets handling, logging, and blast-radius reduction.
Supply chain & dependency risk
SBOM-aware triage, upgrade planning, and CI checks so third-party and OSS dependencies do not become silent breach paths.
Smart contract & Web3 reviews
Solidity-focused reviews for DeFi-style risks — access control, oracle trust, liquidation paths, and upgrade patterns.
OAuth, OIDC & session security
Token lifetimes, redirect handling, PKCE usage, and cross-domain flows that often break in real-world deployments.
Phishing resilience & awareness
Targeted exercises and playbooks so staff and developers recognise AiTM-style and SaaS-centric attack chains.
Vulnerability management support
Prioritised remediation guidance from scanner output and bug-bounty noise — fix what actually reduces risk first.
Web, mobile & API delivery
Security is paired with build capacity — we ship hardened products, not only PDF findings.
Website Development
Modern, responsive websites and landing pages designed to convert visitors and showcase your products.
Mobile App Development
Cross-platform iOS & Android apps for fintech, crypto, enterprise — with optional AI features.
Web & Mobile Security Auditing
Comprehensive security assessments for web, mobile apps and APIs to identify vulnerabilities and harden your stack.