YOU
HAVE
VULNERABILITIES.
WE’LL SHOW YOU
WHERE
We conduct realistic penetration tests and security assessments from an attacker’s perspective - tailored to your infrastructure, applications, and objectives. Our assessments follow recognized standards such as OWASP, NIST, and BSI, combining automated testing with in-depth manual analysis to uncover real attack paths.
OUR EXPERTS & CERTIFICATIONS
Our certified ethical hackers perform security assessments using proven methodologies, current attack techniques, and real-world adversarial scenarios - with one clear objective: making your systems more resilient.













THE PROCESS
SCOPE DEFINITION
Definition of the objectives, scope, and testing methodology.
VULNERABILITY SCANNING
Identification of potential security weaknesses through automated and manual assessment techniques.
EXPLOITATION & TESTING
Simulation of realistic attacks to exploit vulnerabilities and evaluate the effectiveness of existing security controls.
REPORTING & REMEDIATION
Delivery of a detailed report including technical findings, risk assessments, and actionable remediation recommendations.
FAQs
A vulnerability scan is a superficial assessment, whereas a pentest goes deep - through realistic attack simulations with exploits, evaluations and retests.
We test everything that is potentially vulnerable: internal networks, external servers, web applications, APIs, mobile apps, cloud instances and Active Directory environments.
- Scoping & target definition
- Reconnaissance & vulnerability analysis
- Controlled exploitation
- Report with executive summary, POCs & CVSS risk analysis
- Recommended measures
- Optional: Presentation of the results as part of a separate meeting
- Optional: Post-test to check closed gaps
This depends on the scope and complexity of the test. A targeted test of individual systems can be completed in a few days - more comprehensive analyses (e.g. of networks, cloud environments or applications with many roles and functions) usually take between 5 and 15 working days. In any case, we determine the duration together in advance during scoping.
In the black box pentest, the tester receives no prior information about the target. In the greybox pentest, some information such as system details or access data is provided. In the whitebox pentest, the tester has complete knowledge of the system architecture and extensive access options.</p
Yes - our tests are carried out under controlled conditions without affecting production systems. All steps are documented, agreed and legally secured.</p
The ideal time for a pentest depends on factors such as new releases, system changes or regulatory requirements. It is recommended to carry out tests after significant system changes and on a regular basis.</p
The frequency of the pentests depends on your security needs and compliance requirements. Annual or semi-annual tests are common, or more frequently for critical systems.</p
The cost of a professional pentest depends on your individual requirements and the scope and complexity of the test. Even with a small budget, you can commission basic security tests. For more extensive or specially tailored analyses, we will be happy to provide you with a suitable quote - transparent and tailored to your needs.</p
NIS-2 requires regular security checks, including pentests, to ensure a high level of cyber security. Specific requirements apply to critical and essential infrastructure.</p