FOR BUSINESSES. FOR INDIVIDUALS. FOR PEACE OF MIND.
Security, clearly understood.
Know where you stand. Know what to do next.
We find weaknesses, test how well your security holds up and look inside the software you rely on. You get clear findings and practical advice, without needing to speak security.
Start with what you want to understand. We help choose the right approach and can combine services into one clearly defined assessment.
01 / FIND
Vulnerability scanning.
“Are there known security problems in what I use?”
A scanner checks the websites or systems we agree on for known weaknesses. Where relevant, results are linked to CVEs: public reference numbers for disclosed security vulnerabilities.
We review the results and explain which findings need attention or further investigation.
Check for known vulnerabilities
Understand relevance and priority
Get recommended next steps
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
A findings summary with affected items, relevant CVE references and clear recommendations.
How is this different from a pentest?+
A scan is a structured way to look for known issues. A pentest adds hands-on investigation to explore how weaknesses might be used together and what their impact could be.
02 / TEST
Penetration testing.
“Could someone actually get past our security?”
A penetration test, or pentest, is a hands-on security assessment. We examine the agreed website, application or system and test how its security behaves in realistic situations.
The work goes beyond a list of alerts to explain how an issue could affect you.
Investigate weaknesses in context
Explore realistic attack paths
Prioritize practical improvements
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
A report with supporting evidence, an explanation of the impact and a prioritized action plan.
What is included in the test?+
We agree the targets, access, boundaries, timing and depth before starting. Your proposal explains what is included and which areas are outside the assessment.
03 / UNDERSTAND
Reverse engineering.
“What is this app really doing under the surface?”
We look inside compiled software to understand how it works. For Android and iOS apps, this can include how information is stored, which services it connects to and how key features behave.
This is useful when the source code is unavailable or a specific behavior needs explaining.
Examine app components and logic
Follow data and network behavior
Investigate a specific concern
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
An explanation of observed behavior, supporting evidence and recommended follow-up work.
Can this be combined with a pentest?+
Yes. Looking inside an app can help guide a pentest. We can also combine vulnerability scanning, app analysis and technical advice within one agreed scope.
Choose a platform and let the vulture turn it inside out. A small illustration of a serious task: understanding what an application contains and does.
ANDROID
PermissionsDataConnectionsCode
V / SOFTWARE EXPLORER
Choose a platform to see the illustration.
ANDROID REVERSE ENGINEERING
Beyond the app icon.
An Android app is more than its screens. We examine the package and its behavior to help answer questions about its data, components and connections.
01
What is inside?
Understand the app’s included components, code and configuration.
02
Where does data go?
Explore permissions, stored information and communication with online services.
03
What happens when it runs?
Observe relevant behavior and investigate the question you want answered.
For your technical team +
APK, DEX, native ELF libraries, permissions, exported components and targeted static and dynamic analysis. Exact coverage depends on the agreed scope and available access.
The animation is an illustration. Your app is reviewed as a separately agreed engagement.
03 / BETTER TOGETHER
One question. More than one angle.
A scan can point to an issue. A pentest can explore its impact. Reverse engineering can reveal why an app behaves the way it does.
Combine the services you need in one scope, with one clear set of findings and next steps.
Look inside the software when the question calls for it.
ONE CLEAR REPORT Priorities. Evidence. Next steps.
04 / HOW IT WORKS
Clear from the start. Useful at the finish.
No need to arrive with a technical brief. Tell us what you want to understand and we’ll work through the details together.
01
Tell us the question.
Share the website, app or software you want checked and the concern behind your request.
02
Agree the scope.
We confirm the targets, access, timing, work included and price before starting.
03
Get a clear answer.
Receive findings with evidence, a plain-language explanation and practical recommendations.
05 / START WITH A DEFINED SCOPE
A full test. Or a focused trial.
Start with a small, agreed sample or request a broader assessment. Select one service or combine several.
What does a trial include?
An agreed selection of checks for a limited scope, a short findings summary and a discussion of the next step. The exact checks, number of targets, timing and any cost are confirmed before work begins.
A useful starting point
The website, domain, app or software name
How many targets you want included
What you want to find out
Whether test access is available
Don’t include passwords or confidential files in the first message.
Both. You can bring us a business application, your own software or a question about an app you use. We discuss what can usefully be assessed and what access is needed.
What is a CVE?+
A CVE is a public identifier for a disclosed security vulnerability. It helps different tools and people refer to the same issue. A scan result still needs context: the version, configuration and exposure determine whether the issue affects your target. Read the CVE glossary ↗
Do I need to understand all the technical terms?+
No. Tell us the question in your own words. We explain what we propose to check, what the findings mean and what you can do next. Supporting technical detail can be shared with your IT provider or developer.
Can all three services be combined?+
Yes. We can combine scanning, a pentest and software analysis when they help answer the same question. The proposal sets out each part and the final deliverables.
Will the trial automatically start a scan?+
No. Your request starts a conversation. We confirm the targets, test access, boundaries, timing and any cost with you before carrying out the agreed work.
What will it cost?+
That depends on the scope and depth of the work. A limited trial and a full assessment involve different amounts of investigation. We agree the price and deliverables before getting started.
LET’S START WITH YOUR QUESTION
Good security starts with a conversation.
No technical brief needed. Tell us what you want to understand.