Offensive Security Solutions

This service provides comprehensive security testing for web-based APIs, focusing on identifying and mitigating common vulnerabilities such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), broken authentication, and data exposure. By simulating real-world attack scenarios, it ensures the resilience and integrity of backend services, helping organizations protect sensitive data and maintain secure application environments.

This service performs asset profiling to gather critical information about target systems, including operating system type, open ports, running services, domain and subdomain names, encryption keys, web frameworks, and exposed external URLs/URIs. It helps organizations gain visibility into their digital footprint and identify potential exposure points.

This service conducts simulated cyberattacks on websites, web applications, and associated attack surfaces, including both custom-built and CMS-based platforms. It helps evaluate the security posture by identifying vulnerabilities across the entire web environment.

This service simulates cyberattacks within an intranet environment, using lateral movement and domain penetration techniques to exploit vulnerabilities and attempt control of internal assets. It assesses the network's internal security and its ability to detect and contain advanced threats.

This service uses port scanning and web crawling to profile attack surface exposures and applies various network attack techniques to uncover vulnerabilities and assess risk levels. It supports advanced options like customised crawling or proxy-assisted crawling for scenarios requiring website login bypass.

This service simulates cyberattacks leveraging sensitive information obtained through weak credentials or unauthorized access exploits. It targets a wide range of systems, including application and web logins, as well as services like Redis, Elasticsearch, ActiveMQ, and databases, to assess their vulnerability to exploitation.

This service conducts authenticated penetration testing by simulating an insider threat or an external attacker with valid credentials. It evaluates post-authentication risks such as privilege escalation, access control weaknesses, and internal threats, helping organizations understand the potential impact of compromised user accounts or system components.

This service simulates cyberattacks targeting widely used third-party frameworks such as Struts 2, Spring, Fastjson, ThinkPHP, and others. It helps identify vulnerabilities specific to these frameworks and assesses the effectiveness of existing security measures in mitigating related threats.

This service simulates cyberattacks targeting widely used third-party frameworks such as Struts 2, Spring, Fastjson, ThinkPHP, and others. It helps identify vulnerabilities specific to these frameworks and assesses the effectiveness of existing security measures in mitigating related threats.

This service simulates advanced persistent threat (APT) techniques commonly used in ransomware attacks, including server remote command execution (RCE), Windows remote desktop protocol (RDP) exploitation, and brute-force attacks. It helps organizations assess their defenses against these high-level, targeted threats.

This service simulates ransomware attack techniques commonly employed by APT groups, including exploitation of Windows remote desktop protocol (RDP), remote command execution (RCE), and brute-force attacks on weak passwords. It helps assess an organization's resilience against these sophisticated attack methods.

This service emulates malicious software behaviour and leverages malware signature downloads to assess the effectiveness of endpoint security controls. By measuring the system’s ability to detect and block threats, it provides a clear indication of the endpoint protection level, where a higher block rate reflects stronger security performance.

This service simulates attacker behavior within Windows Active Directory environments to identify potential paths for privilege escalation, persistence, and data exfiltration. It evaluates the effectiveness of existing security measures, with higher block rates indicating stronger protection of the AD infrastructure against internal and external threats.

This service simulates unauthorised data exfiltration attempts from servers to assess the organisation's ability to detect and prevent data theft. A higher block rate in testing indicates stronger defences and improved detection of various data leakage methods.