Offensive security

External Infrastructure Testing

Internet-facing footprint tested the way an opportunistic attacker actually scans it.

CVSS
Severity-ranked findings
24/7
Attack surface exposure

Security testing

In plain terms Testing

What this is

Internet-facing footprint tested the way an opportunistic attacker actually scans it.

Why it can hurt you

Forgotten subdomains and unpatched edge services are the most common initial-access vector in real breaches.

Security testing

Why it matters to you Testing

The problem

Forgotten subdomains and unpatched edge services are the most common initial-access vector in real breaches.

Reduced breach likelihood

Close the doors opportunistic scanners find in hours, not months.

Continuous-facing confidence

Know exactly what the internet sees before an attacker does.

Security testing

How we do it Testing

Attack surface discovery

Subdomain enumeration, port scanning, service fingerprinting across the full external estate.

Vulnerability validation

Every finding manually confirmed, no scanner output shipped raw.

Exploitation

Safe proof-of-concept exploitation of exposed services where authorized.

Security testing

What we typically find Testing

Unpatched services

End-of-life software with public CVEs still exposed to the internet.

Exposed admin panels

Management interfaces reachable without VPN or IP allowlisting.

Weak TLS configuration

Deprecated protocols and cipher suites accepted at the edge.

No scanner dump. A fixed problem.

Every finding is reproduced by hand and comes with a working proof of concept.

Security testing

What lands on your desk Testing

In-depth report

Risk-ranked per-host findings with CVSS and remediation priority — a summary for leadership sign-off, technical detail for the team.

Security testing

What you get out of it Testing

Reduced breach likelihood

Close the doors opportunistic scanners find in hours, not months.

Continuous-facing confidence

Know exactly what the internet sees before an attacker does.

Security testing

Step by step Testing

1. Attack surface discovery

Subdomain enumeration, port scanning, service fingerprinting across the full external estate.

2. Vulnerability validation

Every finding manually confirmed, no scanner output shipped raw.

3. Exploitation

Safe proof-of-concept exploitation of exposed services where authorized.

Find out what we would find.

A scoping call is thirty minutes, costs nothing, and ends with a fixed price and a date. If we are not the right people for the job, we will tell you that too.