Pentest & Red TeamEarning Trust, Simulating Real Attacks
Our first major step was obtaining the official AFTA license — a path forged through months of effort, adherence to international standards, and the development of proprietary checklists and methodologies. Today, with an expert team and 50+ in-house developed tools, we deliver penetration testing and Red Team operations based on the MITRE ATT&CK framework across networks, Active Directory, web and mobile applications.
MITRE ATT&CK · Enterprise Matrix
2022
AFTA License
5+
Custom Tools
50+
Successful Projects
Three Assessment Approaches
Depending on your goal and budget, assessments run with different levels of prior knowledge.
Black Box
Assessment with zero prior knowledge — exactly the view of an external attacker who has just targeted you.
Gray Box
With limited, user-level access — answering how far an insider or a foothold attacker could get.
White Box
With full access to architecture, code and configuration — the deepest level for maximum coverage.
What We Assess
Full coverage of your attack surface — from the network edge to industrial systems.
Our Methodology
Six structured phases, from initial recon to final certification.
Reconnaissance
Gathering public and technical intel, mapping the attack surface and identifying entry points.
Vulnerability Discovery
Combining in-house tooling with manual review to find weaknesses automated scanners miss.
Exploitation
Safely proving exploitability in a controlled manner, without disrupting production services.
Lateral Movement
Expanding access across the network and measuring the true achievable depth of compromise.
Reporting
Technical and executive reports with prioritized risk, proof of concept and precise remediation.
Retest & Certificate
Re-verification after remediation and issuance of an official verifiable certificate.
Standards & Frameworks
MITRE ATT&CK
Adversary tactics & techniques framework
PTES
Penetration Testing Execution Standard
OWASP Top 10
Top 10 web application risks
OWASP ASVS
Application Security Verification Standard
OWASP MASVS
Mobile Application Security Standard
NIST SP 800-115
Technical guide to security testing
OSSTMM
Open Source Security Testing Methodology
CVSS v3.1
Common Vulnerability Scoring System
What You Gain
Know your weak points before an attacker does
Contact our AFTA-licensed experts to define the scope and receive a technical proposal.