Cyber Security

We test your systems before attackers do

The cheapest way to close a vulnerability is to find it before someone malicious does. We apply real attack techniques in an authorized, controlled way to measure the resilience of your web applications, network and people — then turn the findings into a prioritized, actionable roadmap.

What's included?

  • Web application penetration testing

    Including OWASP Top 10 and business logic flaws; authentication, authorization, injection and session management tests.

  • Network & infrastructure testing

    Authorized testing of external and internal networks, servers, firewalls and Active Directory environments.

  • Vulnerability scanning & management

    Regular automated scans, false-positive triage and remediation tracking by severity.

  • Compliance & security consulting

    Assessment of technical and administrative controls, with policy and process recommendations.

  • Social engineering & phishing tests

    Controlled phishing simulations that measure employee awareness, plus training.

  • Incident response

    Hacked website cleanup, malware analysis, root cause identification and hardening.

  • Security training

    Hands-on security training for development teams and staff.

Our approach

  1. Scope & authorization

    Target systems, time windows and rules are agreed in writing. No test starts without signed authorization.

  2. Discovery & testing

    Automated tools and manual techniques are combined; flaws tools miss, like business logic errors, are hunted by hand.

  3. Reporting

    A two-layer report — executive summary and technical appendix — with risk, evidence and remediation steps for every finding.

  4. Retest

    After fixes are applied, findings are retested to confirm they are actually closed.

Frequently asked questions

Will a penetration test harm our systems?

Tests are planned within agreed rules so they do not cause service disruption. Risky tests are only run with your approval, in agreed time windows.

How often should we run a pentest?

The general recommendation is at least once a year and after every major system change. Continuously developed applications benefit from more frequent testing.

What does the report include?

A clear risk summary for management, and for the technical team, evidence, impact and step-by-step remediation for every finding.

Do you work remotely?

Yes. Most testing can be done remotely; we serve clients in Turkey and abroad.

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