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Penetration Testing Services

A penetration test goes further than a scan: we attempt to exploit what we find, chain issues together, and show the real impact. All testing is scoped and authorised in writing before it begins, and every finding comes with reproduction steps a developer can follow.

Problems this solves

  • Scanner reports full of findings with no indication of real risk.
  • Authorisation flaws that only appear when you actually chain requests.
  • APIs that trust the client to enforce permissions.
  • A client or partner requiring an independent test before signing.

Who it's for

  • SaaS and web application teams before a major release
  • Businesses required to test by a client, partner or insurer
  • Companies with an API exposed to third parties
  • Teams that have remediated findings and need verification

What you get

Written scope, rules of engagement and testing window
Manual testing of authentication, authorisation and business logic
API and integration testing where in scope
Findings with severity, evidence, reproduction steps and remediation
Executive summary suitable for non-technical stakeholders
Retest of remediated findings

How we work

  1. 01

    Authorise

    Scope, targets, timing and escalation contacts agreed and signed before any testing.

  2. 02

    Reconnaissance

    Mapping the application, its endpoints, roles and data flows.

  3. 03

    Testing

    Manual exploitation across the agreed scope, with impact demonstrated safely.

  4. 04

    Report

    Technical findings plus a summary written for decision makers.

  5. 05

    Retest

    Verification that fixes hold, including against variations of the original attack.

Technologies and platforms

  • OWASP Testing Guide
  • OWASP ASVS
  • Burp Suite
  • Nmap
  • API security testing
  • Authorisation testing

Benefits

  • Evidence of real exploitability, not theoretical severity
  • Findings developers can reproduce and fix without guesswork
  • A report you can share with clients and partners
  • A retest that confirms the issue is genuinely closed

Frequently asked questions

Is penetration testing safe to run on a live site?

We prefer a staging environment that mirrors production. Where live testing is necessary, it is scheduled, rate-limited and agreed in the rules of engagement.

How is this different from a security audit?

An audit reviews configuration and code for weaknesses. A penetration test attempts to exploit them and demonstrates the consequence.

Do we get a certificate?

You receive a dated report describing scope, methodology, findings and retest results — which is what clients and insurers normally ask for.

Next step

Tell us about your penetration testing requirement.

We work with clients in Lebanon and internationally. You'll hear back from an engineer, not a sales rep.