Offensive security
Offensive security, what many people call ethical hacking, means attacking your own systems with your permission and in a controlled way to find out how they would break you before a real attacker does. We do not stop at a list of vulnerabilities: we chain the flaws together until we reach what truly matters and we show you the full path so you can close it in time.
One team that attacks and defends: we attack you like a real adversary and, with Sondriva, we monitor and respond.
The approach
You can have flawless policies, controls and diagrams, and still fall to the first patient attacker. The only way to know whether you hold up is to have someone really try, under controlled conditions and with your permission. That is what we do: we put ourselves in the adversary's shoes, look for the path that actually works and show it to you before someone else finds it.
We do not run a tool and hand over its report. We reason the way a real adversary would, chaining small flaws together until they become a big problem.
More than a list of isolated vulnerabilities, we show you the entire attack route: where you get in, how you move forward and how far you can reach.
Finding the flaw is half the job. When you fix it, we test it again to confirm the door is truly closed and not just on paper.
The services
We group our services by the way we attack, so you can quickly find the one that fits. If you are not sure which one you need, that is fine: we decide it with you based on your environment and what worries you.
We attack your systems to find out where they break, from the network exposed to the Internet to your application code and the AI models you put into production.
We reproduce a real attack from start to finish to measure not only whether you have gaps, but whether you detect and respond to them in time.
What an attacker sees and exploits before touching a single system: the people in your organization and the information you have exposed out there.
Attack and defense
Most companies only attack or only defend. We do both under one roof, and that changes the outcome: every time the offensive team finds a path, the monitoring team learns to see it coming.
Red team, pentest and social engineering. We look for the path to your critical assets the way a real adversary would, without warning whoever is watching.
We monitor your systems in real time, detect what moves and respond. We do it with Sondriva, our SOC powered by artificial intelligence.
And when the two work together, that is the purple team: attacker and defender in the same room, sharpening detection with every attempt.
Where to start
That is completely normal. Pentest or penetration testing, red team, social engineering: each test answers a different question. You do not need to have it decided before talking to us, that is exactly the first thing we clarify with you.
A well-focused test is worth more than a generic, expensive one. That is why we start by understanding what you want to know, and only then decide how to attack it.
Why Meta-Data
Many offensive security companies only attack: they hand you a report and leave. We also live the other side, because we run a SOC and build management and compliance systems. When we attack, we know exactly what the defense should have detected, because we build and operate that defense every single day.
That means our findings do not stay as a list. They come with the context of how they are exploited and how they are closed, and when the test ends the natural path is covered: from reinforcing monitoring with Sondriva to turning what we found into evidence for your ISO 27001, your ENS or your NIS2.
Method
We agree on what gets tested, how far we can go and how, so we can attack freely and without risk to your operation.
We attack the way a real adversary would, chaining flaws together and documenting every step of the path.
We hand over what we found ordered by real risk, with the entire attack route and how to close it.
When you fix it, we test it again to confirm the flaw is truly closed.
Shall we talk?
Tell us what you want to put to the test, or what worries you most that someone might find. In a first conversation we help you decide which test fits and how to approach it.
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