Black, grey, and white box penetration testing — including hardware and firmware reverse engineering — to help you meet requirements like PCI DSS 11.3.
Our penetration testing draws on extensive experience across black, grey, and white box methodologies, with particular depth in reverse engineering hardware layouts and firmware code alongside traditional software testing.
Every engagement is scoped with clear rules of engagement before any active testing begins, and results are delivered in a report built to satisfy requirements like PCI DSS 11.3 — not just a raw scanner export.
We test the way a real attacker would, then walk your team through exactly what we found and how to close it.
The specialists who work your engagement come from the same pipeline we train and place into full-time roles — not a black-box list of freelancers.
You get a defined scope and proposal before any commitment — no open-ended retainer with vague deliverables.
Engagements are supported by our AI & Cybersecurity Operation Center for monitoring, escalation, and incident coverage.
You get senior, hands-on specialists directly — not a junior team learning on your account, and not a one-off contractor with no accountability behind them.
We define targets, methodology, and rules of engagement in writing before any testing starts.
Our team attempts to identify and exploit real weaknesses across the agreed scope.
Findings are validated with proof-of-concept, not just flagged by a scanner.
You get a prioritized report plus a walkthrough of findings and remediation guidance.
Black box testing starts with no internal knowledge, simulating an outside attacker. Grey box uses partial knowledge, like a user-level credential. White box uses full access, simulating an insider or a fully informed attacker.
Yes — our team has particular depth in reverse engineering hardware layouts and firmware code, alongside traditional application and network testing.
Our reporting is structured to support requirements like PCI DSS 11.3. Tell us your specific compliance driver during scoping and we'll tailor the report accordingly.
It depends on scope. A focused web application test may take days; a full environment test with hardware components takes longer. You'll get a timeline in the written proposal.
You get senior, hands-on testers directly — not a junior team learning on your account — backed by a written scope and a 24/7 Operations Center for anything urgent that surfaces mid-test.
Identify and prioritize weaknesses before deciding what to actively test.
Extend testing into the social engineering and phishing exposure your team faces.
Know exactly who to call if a test — or a real attacker — finds something serious.
Tell us about your environment and we’ll come back with a written scope and pricing — no pressure, no open-ended retainer.