Protect Your Digital Assets with Expert Cybersecurity & Penetration Testing Services
CISSP, CEH, OSCP certified security professionals providing comprehensive penetration testing, network security, firewall management, DevSecOps consulting, and compliance services to safeguard your business.
Comprehensive Cybersecurity Services
Enterprise-grade security solutions to identify vulnerabilities, protect your infrastructure, and ensure compliance
Penetration Testing Services
Comprehensive ethical hacking and security testing to identify vulnerabilities before malicious actors exploit them. PTES-compliant methodology with detailed remediation guidance.
- Web application and API penetration testing
- Mobile app security testing (iOS & Android)
- Network and infrastructure penetration testing
- Cloud security assessment and red team exercises
Network Security Services
Protect your network infrastructure with advanced firewall deployment, intrusion detection, and zero-trust architecture implementation for comprehensive defense.
- Next-generation firewall (NGFW) deployment and management
- IDS/IPS configuration and monitoring
- Network segmentation and zero-trust architecture
- VPN setup and secure remote access solutions
Application Security Testing
Secure your applications with comprehensive code review, SAST/DAST testing, and OWASP Top 10 vulnerability assessment throughout the development lifecycle.
- Secure code review and static analysis (SAST)
- Dynamic application security testing (DAST)
- OWASP Top 10 vulnerability testing
- API security testing and authentication review
Mobile Application Security
Protect your mobile applications with OWASP MASVS-compliant testing, reverse engineering protection, and comprehensive security assessment for iOS and Android platforms.
- iOS and Android security testing
- Mobile API and backend security assessment
- Code obfuscation and reverse engineering protection
- OWASP MASVS compliance testing
DevSecOps Consulting
Integrate security seamlessly into your development pipeline with automated testing, CI/CD security, and shift-left security practices for continuous protection.
- CI/CD pipeline security integration
- Automated security testing (SAST, DAST, SCA)
- Container and Kubernetes security
- Infrastructure as Code (IaC) security scanning
Security Compliance Services
Achieve and maintain compliance with ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR through expert gap analysis, remediation, and continuous monitoring.
- ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certification support
- PCI DSS and HIPAA compliance assessment
- GDPR data protection compliance
- Compliance gap analysis and remediation
Our Proven Penetration Testing Methodology
PTES-compliant six-phase approach ensuring comprehensive security assessment
Planning & Reconnaissance
Define scope, identify assets, and gather intelligence about the target environment to understand attack surface and potential entry points.
Vulnerability Analysis
Comprehensive scanning and manual testing to identify security weaknesses, misconfigurations, and potential vulnerabilities in systems and applications.
Exploitation
Controlled attempts to exploit identified vulnerabilities to determine actual risk and potential impact on business operations and data.
Post-Exploitation
Assess the impact of successful exploitation including data access, system control, and persistence to understand full security implications.
Reporting
Comprehensive documentation of findings with executive summary, technical details, risk ratings (CVSS scoring), and actionable remediation recommendations.
Remediation Support
Guidance for fixing identified issues, revalidation testing after remediation, and verification of improved security posture.
Proven Security Success Stories
Real results protecting organizations from cyber threats
Financial Services Banking App
Comprehensive penetration testing identified critical vulnerabilities, achieved PCI DSS compliance, and established zero-breach security posture.
Healthcare SaaS Platform
DevSecOps implementation reduced vulnerabilities by 85%, automated security testing, and achieved HIPAA compliance with continuous monitoring.
E-Commerce Mobile App
Mobile security assessment discovered critical authentication bypass, implemented app hardening, and protected 500K+ user accounts.
Security Technologies & Firewall Solutions
Enterprise-grade security tools and next-generation firewalls we deploy and manage
Next-Generation Firewalls
- Palo Alto Networks - Advanced threat prevention
- Fortinet FortiGate - Integrated security platform
- Cisco Firepower - Network security and visibility
- Check Point - Multi-layered security architecture
Web Application Firewalls
- AWS WAF - Cloud-native application protection
- Cloudflare WAF - DDoS protection and security
- Imperva - Advanced bot protection
- F5 Advanced WAF - Enterprise app security
Cloud-Native Security
- AWS Security Groups & Network ACLs
- Azure Network Security Groups
- Google Cloud Firewall Rules
Why Choose Our Cybersecurity Services
Trusted security experts committed to protecting your business
Certified Security Experts
CISSP, CEH, OSCP, CISM certified professionals with real-world penetration testing experience and proven track record.
Comprehensive Security Coverage
From network to application to cloud security - complete protection across your entire technology stack and infrastructure.
No False Positives
Manual verification of all critical findings ensures accuracy and eliminates wasted time on false positives.
Clear Actionable Reporting
Executive and technical reports with risk ratings, proof-of-concept, and detailed step-by-step remediation guidance.
24/7 Incident Response
Emergency security incident response team available around the clock for breach investigation and containment.
Compliance Expertise
Deep knowledge of ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR requirements with proven certification success.
Remediation Support
We don't just find vulnerabilities - we help you fix them with guidance, retesting, and verification.
Continuous Improvement
Ongoing security monitoring, regular testing programs, and continuous vulnerability management for sustained protection.
Security Certifications & Compliance Frameworks
Industry-recognized expertise you can trust
Professional Certifications
Compliance Frameworks Supported
Industries We Protect
Specialized security solutions for every sector
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our cybersecurity services
What is penetration testing and why is it important?
Penetration testing, or ethical hacking, is a controlled security assessment where certified professionals attempt to exploit vulnerabilities in your systems, applications, and networks to identify security weaknesses before malicious hackers do. It's crucial because it provides a real-world assessment of your security posture, helps you understand your actual risk exposure, meets compliance requirements (PCI DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2), and gives you actionable remediation guidance. Organizations that regularly conduct penetration testing reduce their breach risk by up to 95% and demonstrate due diligence to customers, partners, and regulators.
How much does penetration testing cost?
We provide a custom quote based on scope, complexity, and testing type (web app, mobile, network, or comprehensive assessment). Contact us for a free consultation to scope your needs—we offer transparent proposals with no fixed prices.
How often should we conduct penetration testing?
Best practices recommend penetration testing annually at minimum, with quarterly testing for high-risk environments or compliance requirements (PCI DSS mandates annual external and internal testing). However, you should also test after significant changes such as major application updates, new feature deployments, infrastructure migrations, mergers and acquisitions, or after security incidents. Many organizations implement continuous security testing through DevSecOps integration, which provides ongoing vulnerability detection. For public-facing applications handling sensitive data, quarterly or even monthly testing is recommended. The frequency depends on your risk profile, regulatory requirements, rate of change in your environment, and security maturity level.
What's the difference between vulnerability scanning and penetration testing?
Vulnerability scanning is automated tool-based scanning that identifies known vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and missing patches across systems. It's fast, broad coverage but generates many false positives and can't exploit vulnerabilities to assess real risk. Penetration testing is manual ethical hacking that attempts to actually exploit vulnerabilities, chain multiple weaknesses together, assess business impact, validate false positives from scans, and uncover logic flaws automated tools miss. Think of vulnerability scanning as getting a list of unlocked doors, while penetration testing is actually walking through those doors to see what damage could be done. Both are valuable - scanning for continuous monitoring, penetration testing for deep security validation. We recommend combining both approaches for comprehensive security.
What is DevSecOps and how can it benefit our organization?
DevSecOps (Development, Security, and Operations) integrates security practices throughout the software development lifecycle rather than treating security as a final gate. It involves automated security testing in CI/CD pipelines, security tools integration (SAST, DAST, SCA), early vulnerability detection (shift-left security), continuous security monitoring, and collaborative security culture. Benefits include 85% reduction in vulnerabilities reaching production, 70% faster security testing without slowing development, reduced remediation costs (fixing issues in development is 100x cheaper than production), improved compliance posture, and faster time-to-market with better security. We help organizations transition from traditional security models to DevSecOps through tool integration, process automation, team training, and cultural transformation.
How do you ensure our data is protected during security testing?
We implement comprehensive safeguards including signed Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) before any engagement, strict rules of engagement defining testing boundaries and off-limits systems, isolated testing environments when possible, controlled exploitation (we don't cause actual damage), encrypted communication channels for all testing data, secure storage of testing artifacts with encryption at rest, limited access to sensitive findings (need-to-know basis), secure deletion protocols after engagement completion, and compliance with ISO 27001 security standards. Our testers are background-checked, certified professionals (CISSP, OSCP, CEH) who follow ethical hacking principles. We carry cyber liability insurance covering potential incidents. Client data protection is our top priority and we've maintained a zero-breach record for all client engagements.
What certifications should a cybersecurity company have?
Look for professional certifications including CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) for security management expertise, CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker) for penetration testing skills, OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional) for advanced exploitation techniques, CISM (Certified Information Security Manager) for security governance, GPEN/GWAPT (GIAC certifications) for specialized penetration testing, and ISO 27001 Lead Auditor for compliance expertise. The company should also hold organizational certifications like ISO 27001 certification (security management system), payment processor partnerships for PCI DSS, and industry memberships (OWASP, ISACA, (ISC)²). Our team holds all major security certifications and we maintain continuous education to stay current with evolving threats and techniques.
Can you help us achieve ISO 27001 or SOC 2 compliance?
Yes, we provide comprehensive compliance consulting for ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type I & II, PCI DSS, HIPAA, GDPR, and other frameworks. Our services include gap analysis to identify current compliance gaps, policy and procedure development, security control implementation, employee training and awareness, technical security measures deployment, documentation preparation for audits, pre-audit readiness assessments, audit support and liaison with auditors, and post-certification continuous compliance monitoring. We've helped 50+ organizations achieve certifications with a 100% success rate. The process typically takes 3-6 months for ISO 27001 and 4-9 months for SOC 2, depending on your starting point. We provide realistic timelines, transparent pricing, and ongoing support to maintain compliance year-over-year.
What happens if you find critical vulnerabilities?
Critical vulnerabilities receive immediate priority notification via phone/email to your security team and management, followed by detailed technical explanation of the vulnerability, step-by-step exploitation proof-of-concept (if safely possible), business impact assessment, and immediate remediation recommendations. We provide urgent consultation for fixing critical issues, can pause testing to allow remediation if requested, offer retesting validation once fixed, and suggest interim mitigation measures if immediate fixes aren't possible. Critical findings include authentication bypass, remote code execution, SQL injection allowing data access, exposed sensitive data, and privilege escalation. We follow responsible disclosure practices and maintain confidentiality. Our goal is protecting your organization, so we work collaboratively with your team to address critical risks quickly and effectively.
How long does a penetration test take?
Timelines vary by scope: Web application testing typically takes 1-3 weeks (small apps 1 week, large enterprise apps 2-3 weeks), mobile app testing 2-3 weeks (each platform), network penetration testing 1-2 weeks (small networks up to 4 weeks for large enterprises), cloud infrastructure assessment 2-4 weeks, and comprehensive security assessments 4-8 weeks. Timeline factors include application/network complexity, number of endpoints or features, testing depth required (black box vs white box), client responsiveness for questions, and reporting detail needed. We work with your schedule to minimize disruption and provide detailed project timelines during scoping. Rush testing is available for urgent needs. The testing phase is followed by report preparation (3-5 business days) and presentation of findings with your team.
What is the difference between black box, white box, and gray box testing?
Black box testing simulates external attacker with no internal knowledge - testers receive no credentials, source code, or architecture information, mimicking real-world attacks, but may miss some vulnerabilities due to limited visibility and takes longer. White box testing provides full internal access including source code, credentials, architecture documentation, allowing comprehensive security review, faster testing, but doesn't simulate real-world attack scenarios. Gray box testing (most common) provides limited internal knowledge - some credentials, basic architecture info, balancing real-world simulation with thorough coverage. We recommend starting with gray box testing for most comprehensive results, then supplementing with black box for external validation, and white box for applications handling extremely sensitive data or requiring compliance. The approach depends on your testing goals, compliance requirements, and risk tolerance.
Do you offer managed firewall services?
Yes, we provide comprehensive managed firewall services including next-generation firewall (NGFW) deployment and configuration (Palo Alto, Fortinet, Cisco, Check Point), 24/7 firewall monitoring and management, rule optimization and policy management, firmware updates and patch management, traffic analysis and threat detection, VPN configuration and management, IDS/IPS deployment and tuning, incident response and investigation, compliance reporting for audits, and high-availability failover configuration. Our services support on-premise, cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP), and hybrid firewall deployments. We provide dedicated security engineers, 24/7 SOC monitoring, monthly security reports, and proactive threat hunting. Pricing is based on number of firewalls, traffic volume, and support level required. We also offer firewall audit services if you have existing infrastructure but want security validation.
Can you help secure our cloud infrastructure (AWS/Azure/GCP)?
Absolutely. We provide comprehensive cloud security services across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform including cloud security assessment and architecture review, Security Group and Network ACL configuration, IAM (Identity and Access Management) hardening, encryption implementation (at rest and in transit), security monitoring and logging (CloudTrail, GuardDuty, Azure Security Center), compliance configuration (CIS benchmarks), vulnerability scanning and patch management, container security (ECS, EKS, AKS), serverless security (Lambda, Cloud Functions), infrastructure as code (IaC) security scanning (Terraform, CloudFormation), cloud-native firewall deployment (AWS WAF, Azure Firewall), and incident response for cloud environments. We're certified in all major cloud platforms and stay current with cloud-specific threats and best practices. Whether you're migrating to cloud or optimizing existing deployments, we ensure robust security posture.
What is threat modeling and do we need it?
Threat modeling is a structured approach to identifying potential threats to your application or system during design phase, understanding attacker motivations and capabilities, prioritizing security controls based on actual risk, and designing security into the architecture rather than adding it later. The process involves asset identification (what needs protection), threat identification (who might attack and how), vulnerability analysis (potential weaknesses), risk assessment (likelihood and impact), and mitigation strategies (security controls needed). You need threat modeling if you're building new applications or systems, handling sensitive data, operating in regulated industries, migrating to cloud, or want to optimize security investments. Benefits include 60% reduction in vulnerabilities reaching production, significant cost savings (designing security in is 100x cheaper than retrofitting), and improved security architecture. We facilitate threat modeling workshops using frameworks like STRIDE, PASTA, or OCTAVE tailored to your needs.
How do you stay current with the latest security threats?
Our team maintains continuous security education through multiple channels: active participation in bug bounty programs and responsible disclosure, monitoring threat intelligence feeds and CVE databases, attending security conferences (Black Hat, DEF CON, OWASP), maintaining professional certifications requiring continuing education, conducting security research and publishing findings, participating in Capture The Flag (CTF) competitions, following security researchers and threat actors' tactics (MITRE ATT&CK), testing new exploitation techniques in our lab environment, collaborating with the global security community, and training in latest tools and methodologies. We invest 10% of work time in research and learning. Our certification maintenance requires 40-120 CPE hours annually. We also contribute to open-source security tools and actively participate in vulnerability disclosure programs. This commitment ensures we stay ahead of emerging threats and provide cutting-edge security services.
What is the OWASP Top 10?
The OWASP Top 10 is a regularly updated list of the most critical web application security risks compiled by the Open Web Application Security Project, a nonprofit foundation focused on improving software security. The current top 10 includes: A01 Broken Access Control (unauthorized access to data/functions), A02 Cryptographic Failures (exposure of sensitive data), A03 Injection (SQL, NoSQL, OS command injection), A04 Insecure Design (missing or ineffective security controls), A05 Security Misconfiguration (default configs, verbose errors), A06 Vulnerable and Outdated Components (unpatched libraries), A07 Identification and Authentication Failures (weak passwords, broken sessions), A08 Software and Data Integrity Failures (insecure CI/CD, deserialization), A09 Security Logging and Monitoring Failures (inadequate detection), A10 Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF). Our penetration testing comprehensively covers all OWASP Top 10 risks plus additional security issues specific to your application.
Can you test our mobile applications for security issues?
Yes, we provide comprehensive mobile application security testing for both iOS and Android platforms following OWASP Mobile Application Security Verification Standard (MASVS). Our testing includes static analysis (decompilation, source code review if available), dynamic analysis (runtime testing, API interception), authentication and authorization testing, data storage security (local databases, keychain, shared preferences), network communication security (SSL/TLS, certificate pinning), cryptography implementation review, reverse engineering resistance, code obfuscation evaluation, jailbreak/root detection testing, business logic vulnerabilities, and backend API security assessment. We test on real devices, identify platform-specific vulnerabilities (iOS keychain issues, Android intent vulnerabilities), and provide remediation guidance. Testing covers OWASP MASVS Level 1 (basic), Level 2 (defense in depth), or Level 3 (advanced protection) depending on your app's security requirements and data sensitivity.
What is a Web Application Firewall (WAF)?
A Web Application Firewall (WAF) is a security layer that filters, monitors, and blocks HTTP/HTTPS traffic to and from web applications, protecting against common attacks like SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), file inclusion, and DDoS attacks. Unlike network firewalls that control traffic between networks, WAFs understand HTTP protocol and application-specific threats. WAFs can be deployed as hardware appliances, software solutions, or cloud-based services (AWS WAF, Cloudflare). Benefits include OWASP Top 10 protection, virtual patching for vulnerable applications (immediate protection while developing fixes), PCI DSS compliance (WAF is required), DDoS mitigation, bot protection, and detailed security analytics. We recommend WAF for all public-facing applications, especially those handling sensitive data, e-commerce platforms, or compliance-regulated systems. We assist with WAF selection, deployment, rule configuration, tuning to reduce false positives, and ongoing management.
Do you provide 24/7 security monitoring?
Yes, we offer 24/7 Security Operations Center (SOC) services with continuous monitoring including real-time threat detection and alerting, security event correlation and analysis (SIEM), intrusion detection and prevention monitoring, firewall and network traffic analysis, log aggregation and analysis, vulnerability scanning and tracking, threat intelligence integration, automated incident response, and escalation to incident response team for critical events. Our SOC uses industry-leading tools (Splunk, QRadar, ELK Stack, CrowdStrike) and is staffed by certified security analysts working in rotating shifts. We provide customized monitoring based on your environment, monthly security reports and metrics, quarterly security reviews, and dedicated security account manager. Response times: Critical alerts within 15 minutes, High alerts within 1 hour, Medium alerts within 4 hours. Pricing is based on number of devices, log volume, and support level required. This service is ideal for organizations lacking internal SOC capabilities or wanting 24/7 coverage.
How do you handle security incidents?
Our incident response process follows NIST guidelines: Preparation (incident response plan, tools ready, team trained), Detection & Analysis (identify incident, assess scope and severity, collect evidence, determine impact), Containment (isolate affected systems, prevent spread, preserve evidence), Eradication (remove malware, close attack vectors, patch vulnerabilities), Recovery (restore systems, validate security, monitor for recurrence), and Post-Incident Review (lessons learned, process improvements, documentation). We provide 24/7 emergency response with 15-minute initial response time for critical incidents, on-site response capability if needed, digital forensics and malware analysis, root cause analysis, remediation guidance, and communication support for stakeholders and regulators. We also help with cyber insurance claims and legal requirements. Incident response retainer services available ensuring priority response and discounted rates during incidents. Fast, effective response minimizes damage, reduces recovery time, and helps meet regulatory notification requirements.
What is zero trust security?
Zero trust security is a security model based on the principle 'never trust, always verify' - assuming no user, device, or network is trustworthy by default, even inside your network perimeter. Traditional perimeter-based security assumes everything inside the network is safe, but zero trust verifies every access request regardless of location. Key principles include verify explicitly (authenticate and authorize every access), least privilege access (users get minimum necessary permissions), assume breach (design systems expecting compromise). Implementation involves micro-segmentation (divide network into small zones), strong authentication (MFA everywhere), continuous monitoring and analytics, device health verification, encrypted traffic, and software-defined perimeter. Benefits include reduced attack surface, limited lateral movement, improved compliance, and better security for remote work and cloud environments. We help organizations transition to zero trust through architecture design, technology implementation (Palo Alto Prisma, Zscaler, Cisco), and policy development.
Can you integrate security into our CI/CD pipeline?
Absolutely. DevSecOps pipeline integration is one of our core services. We integrate security tools at every stage: Pre-commit hooks (secrets scanning, basic linting), Build phase (Static Application Security Testing - SAST, Software Composition Analysis - SCA for vulnerable dependencies), Test phase (Dynamic Application Security Testing - DAST, container image scanning), Pre-deployment (security gates, compliance checks, IaC scanning with Terraform/CloudFormation), and Post-deployment (runtime security monitoring, continuous vulnerability scanning). Tools we integrate include SAST (SonarQube, Checkmarx, Veracode), DAST (OWASP ZAP, Burp Suite), SCA (Snyk, WhiteSource, Black Duck), container security (Aqua, Twistlock, Anchore), secrets management (HashiCorp Vault, AWS Secrets Manager), and IaC scanning (Checkov, Terrascan, tfsec). We configure security quality gates (fail builds on high/critical findings), automated reporting, security metrics dashboards, and integration with your existing tools (Jenkins, GitLab, GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps). This shift-left approach catches vulnerabilities early when fixing is cheapest and fastest.
What programming languages and frameworks do you test?
We test applications across all major languages and frameworks: Backend: Java/Spring, C#/.NET, Python/Django/Flask, Node.js/Express, Ruby/Rails, PHP/Laravel, Go; Frontend: React, Angular, Vue.js, Next.js; Mobile: Swift (iOS), Objective-C, Kotlin (Android), Java, React Native, Flutter, Ionic; Databases: MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, Elasticsearch; Cloud: AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform; and Infrastructure: Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible. Our testers have deep technical expertise across these technologies, understanding language-specific vulnerabilities (e.g., Python pickle deserialization, Node.js prototype pollution, Java deserialization) and framework-specific security features and weaknesses. We stay current with the latest framework versions, security features, and common misconfigurations. Whether your application uses modern or legacy technology stacks, we have the expertise to conduct thorough security assessments.
Do you sign NDAs and protect our intellectual property?
Absolutely. Confidentiality and IP protection are fundamental to our business. We sign Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) before any engagement, mutual or unilateral as you prefer. Our standard practices include secure handling of all client data, encrypted storage and transmission of testing artifacts, access controls limiting staff exposure to need-to-know basis, secure deletion of all client data post-engagement (unless retention agreed), no disclosure of client names without permission, no use of client data for marketing or case studies without approval, and compliance with data protection regulations (GDPR, CCPA). All our staff sign confidentiality agreements, undergo background checks, and are trained in data protection. We carry cyber liability and E&O insurance covering data breaches. Our ISO 27001 certification demonstrates commitment to information security. We treat your intellectual property with utmost respect and have maintained a perfect confidentiality record across hundreds of engagements. Client trust is our most valuable asset.
What reports do we receive after security testing?
You receive comprehensive reporting including Executive Summary (high-level overview for leadership, business risk assessment, key findings and recommendations), Technical Report (detailed vulnerability descriptions, proof-of-concept demonstrations, step-by-step reproduction steps, affected systems/components, CVSS risk scores, remediation guidance with code examples), Risk Matrix (vulnerabilities prioritized by severity and exploitability), Compliance Mapping (findings mapped to compliance requirements like OWASP, PCI DSS, ISO 27001), and Remediation Roadmap (prioritized action plan with timelines). Reports are delivered in PDF format with optional Word version for editing. We include screenshots, network diagrams, code snippets, and video demonstrations where helpful. After report delivery, we conduct a presentation/walkthrough session with your technical team and management, answer questions, provide remediation consultation, and offer retest validation after fixes. Report turnaround is typically 3-5 business days after testing completion. We also provide attestation letters for compliance audits if needed.