Cybersecurity
Penetration testing, auditing and hardening people who develop themselves.
Our founders come from cybersecurity backgrounds. That's why we don't just check with tools, we read the code and understand why a gap appeared. You don't get a report with 400 findings, but rather a list sorted by risk and a plan on how to work through them.
Penetration testing for web and API
Security audit of the architecture
ISMS and certification readiness
SOC construction and operation
Network security and segmentation
Incident response and emergency plan
Signs that action is needed
We begin with the problem, its consequences and the person who will later be accountable for the result.
The attack surface is not fully known
Public systems, interfaces, accounts and dependencies have grown without anyone checking the overall status.
400 findings do not produce a plan
Automatic scanners generate lists, but no reliable priority based on usability, impact and effort.
The question of jurisdiction begins in the incident
Reporting channels, decision-making rights, technical containment and communication were never practiced together.
What we take responsibility for
What is changing and what to clarify first
We assess developments by whether they genuinely change the objective, risk, effort or operating model.
Open working checklistEvidence becomes part of the supply chain
Customers, insurers and clients are increasingly demanding reliable statements about risks, measures and restarts.
Attacks combine several small weaknesses
Identities, cloud services, applications and networks must be viewed as an attack path rather than as separate checklists.
Regulation requires clear responsibility
NIS2, CRA and industry-specific requirements increase the need for documented roles, decisions and reporting channels.
Clarify before commissioning
- Determine the goal and permitted test limits in writing
- Report critical findings immediately
- Derive priority from exploitability and impact
- Plan follow-up tests and follow-up measures
How a reliable next step emerges
- 01
Clarify the target image
What should be protected, what can happen during the test, who can be reached in an emergency.
- 02
Clarification and analysis
Mapping the attack surface, checking dependencies, reading configuration and code.
- 03
Test and proof
We show what is really exploitable. We report critical findings immediately.
- 04
Report and meeting
Sorted by risk, with effort per point, technical and management.
- 05
Post-test
After the fix, we will check again, included in the price.
What changes for you
You know where you stand
A resilient stance that allows you to stand up to insurance companies and customers.
Priority instead of panic
The three most important points first, the rest with a deadline.
Fix included
If requested, we can fix it ourselves because we develop the same stack.
Evidence for exams
The report and post-test are prepared for audits and tenders.
Frequently asked questions about Cybersecurity
Concise answers for initial orientation. The specialist topics below go deeper.
When does a penetration test make sense?
Before an important go-live, after major changes, when there is an increased need for protection or when reliable evidence is needed for customers and clients.
What is the difference from a vulnerability scan?
A scan reports technical abnormalities. In the penetration test, attack routes are professionally evaluated, verified in a controlled manner and prioritized based on their real impact.
What do we get after the test?
A technical report, an understandable management version, reproducible evidence, a prioritized action plan and an agreed follow-up test.
Specialist topics about Cybersecurity
Every topic page answers one concrete question and leads to the relevant decisions.
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Direct answers with a visible author, review date and primary sources complement the service pages.
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We clarify the objective, starting point and the smallest useful first step. You will know which scope can genuinely carry the project.