Security built into every digital layer.

A broad review that identifies known weaknesses across an agreed scope, primarily using automated tooling with manual validation to remove false positives. It answers the question: what known issues exist across our systems right now?

A vulnerability assessment prioritises breadth — finding as many known issues as possible. A penetration test prioritises depth — a tester manually attempts to exploit and chain weaknesses to reach a defined objective, showing what an attacker could realistically achieve. Many organisations start with an assessment and move to testing as their security matures.

We plan explicitly to avoid disruption. Where possible we test in a staging environment that mirrors production. When production testing is necessary, we agree a testing window, exclude destructive techniques unless separately authorised, and stay reachable throughout. Some intrusive checks carry inherent risk and are only run with your explicit sign-off.

The in-scope domains, applications and environments; the account types and roles to test; any areas to exclude; technical contacts; and signed authorisation from someone empowered to grant it. For deeper reviews we may also request architecture documentation or source-code access.

A focused website review is usually a matter of days. A full application penetration test with multiple roles and integrations typically runs one to three weeks including reporting. We confirm the duration once scope is agreed.

Yes. Every finding comes with specific remediation guidance, and we can work directly with your developers to implement fixes. If we built the system, remediation is part of how we operate rather than a separate engagement.

Yes. Retesting confirms that applied fixes genuinely resolve the finding and have not introduced new problems. Retest results are documented alongside the original findings.

Always. We require written authorisation from the system owner before any testing begins. Testing systems without permission is unlawful in most jurisdictions, and we will not proceed without it — including when a prospective client is in a hurry.

Yes. You receive an executive summary suitable for non-technical stakeholders, full technical findings with evidence and reproduction steps, severity ratings, business impact, and a prioritised remediation plan.