CLEAR SCOPE · TRACEABLE EVIDENCE · HUMAN CONTROL

Independent offensive security. Evidence that survives scrutiny.

Define the boundary, access model, business priorities, and required evidence. The scoping flow creates a reviewable brief before any work is scheduled.

UNTRUSTED INTERNETAUTHORIZED TEST BOUNDARYINTERNAL SYSTEMS

ASSESSMENT CYCLE

Assessment lifecycle

  1. 01Authorize

    Define scope, rules of engagement, authority, and stop conditions.

  2. 02Map

    Map the attack surface and validate the assumptions that affect coverage.

  3. 03Test

    Execute controlled manual tests and preserve reproducible evidence.

  4. 04Review

    Record a second-person review of accuracy, impact, priority, and remediation.

  5. 05Retest

    Verify agreed fixes and close with an explicit original-versus-current record.

REPORT—STD

A report designed for decisions.

Methods, coverage, evidence, business context, and remediation are kept in one traceable structure.

Read the report standard
Explicit scope, limitations, and authority
Reproducible evidence with recorded review state
Actionable remediation and traceable coverage

SERVICE SYSTEM

Assessments built around the real boundary.

All offensive services

QUALITY SYSTEM

Expertise you can inspect.

01

Scope before tools

We model assets, roles, boundaries, assumptions, and prohibited actions before reserving a test window.

02

Human validation

Automation can assist discovery. The release workflow requires a person to reproduce, explain, and prioritize each finding.

03

Recorded review

The workflow records who reviewed the evidence, severity, business impact, remediation, and coverage before release.

04

Bounded closure

Retesting records what changed and what remains. It never makes a blanket claim that a system is secure.

SCOPE—01

Start with a clear boundary.

The scoping interview creates a structured draft for human review. It sends nothing and makes no availability or pricing promise.

Scope an engagement