The attacker never rests.
Neither do we.

The invisible fabric that connects your applications — and the fastest-growing target. What the browser does not show, the attacker does see.

• BOLA / BFLA: access to other users' objects and functions
• Broken authentication and abuse of session tokens
• Excessive data exposure and mass assignment
• Rate-limiting bypass and business logic abuse

Your cloud concentrates identities, data and compute in configurations that change daily. One excess permission or one open bucket is enough for a breach.

• Privilege escalation and abuse of misconfigured IAM roles
• Exposed storage (buckets/blobs) and data exfiltration
• Credential theft via metadata/SSRF and cross-account pivoting
• Evasion of CSPM controls and persistence in the control plane

The operational heart of your organization and the number one target for ransomware: servers, workstations and the directory that governs them.

• Exploitation of unpatched services and newly published CVEs
• Lateral movement and escalation to Domain Admin
• Simulation of ransomware deployment, with no real damage
• EDR/antivirus evasion and theft of credentials in memory

Where a failure means not a loss of data, but of production or physical safety. It demands testing that never interrupts the operation.

• Passive reconnaissance of industrial protocols (Modbus, DNP3, S7)
• Pivoting from the IT network into the OT zone (Purdue model)
• Validation of IT/OT segmentation and improper access paths
• Detection of ICS devices exposed to the Internet

Your public face and, almost always, the entry point most tested by attackers. We validate it the way they would.

• Injection (SQL/NoSQL/command) and cross-site scripting (XSS)
• Broken access control: IDOR and horizontal/vertical escalation
• Authentication bypass and session hijacking
• SSRF, insecure deserialization and malicious file upload

The highway along which the attacker moves once inside. Your segmentation is your best firewall… if it truly works.

• Service discovery and perimeter exposure
• Segmentation testing between zones and VLANs
• Traffic interception (MITM) and capture of cleartext credentials
• IDS/IPS evasion and pivoting between segments

Identity is the new perimeter. Compromising a valid credential is more profitable for the attacker than exploiting a vulnerability.

• Credential phishing and MFA fatigue (MFA bombing)
• Kerberoasting, AS-REP roasting and Pass-the-Hash / Pass-the-Ticket
• OAuth token abuse and session hijacking in SSO
• Golden/Silver Ticket and persistence in the directory