Web applications
We assess web applications, platforms and private areas from an attacker's perspective, with particular attention to access controls, authentication, sessions, data handling and business logic.
Business services
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Web, API and mobile
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Authorized testing
Penetration testing
Identify real risks before they can be exploited.
We assess web applications, APIs and mobile applications through controlled security testing to identify vulnerabilities, evaluate their real impact and help teams remediate them with clear evidence.
The service
What a security audit is
A cybersecurity audit provides a controlled assessment of an application or service. Its purpose is to identify vulnerabilities, understand their real impact and give the responsible team the information required to remediate them before they lead to a security incident.
It is not limited to running tools. Every engagement begins with an authorized scope and combines analysis, manual testing and technical validation so the result is useful to both security stakeholders and the teams responsible for implementing fixes.
Assessment areas
What we test
We adapt the approach to the type of product and the way users interact with it.
APIs
We analyze the APIs used by web and mobile applications to identify authorization issues, information exposure, authentication weaknesses and behavior that may allow unintended actions.
Mobile applications
We review Android and iOS applications, including their internal behavior, local data storage, server communications and the security of the supporting services.
Methodology
How we work
A structured process designed to keep testing safe, reproducible and useful to the technical team.
Scope definition
We review the application, authorized environments, included functionality and the conditions under which testing will be carried out.
Security testing
We perform controlled manual testing, supported by specialist tools where they are necessary and appropriate.
Validation and reporting
We validate findings to remove false positives and document vulnerabilities with evidence, impact and remediation guidance.
Retesting
When included in the agreed scope, we verify that identified vulnerabilities have been correctly fixed after remediation.
Deliverables
What the organization receives
Information prepared to communicate risk, prioritize work and support remediation.
Executive summary covering the main risks and the overall outcome.
Technical report with findings documented clearly and consistently.
Reproducible evidence so the team can understand and verify each issue.
Finding prioritization based on severity, impact and context.
Remediation guidance designed to make corrective work easier.
Presentation and retesting where included in the agreed proposal.
Applied experience
The same methodology used in our training, applied to real environments
SixHack Academy is led by an offensive security professional with experience in application assessments, vulnerability research, published CVEs and responsible disclosure.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Are the security audits manual or automated?
We combine controlled manual testing with specialist tools where they add value. Results are reviewed and validated before they are included in the report.
Do you provide retesting after vulnerabilities are fixed?
Retesting can be included in the agreed scope to verify that the identified vulnerabilities have been correctly remediated.
Can you sign a non-disclosure agreement?
Yes. Where required, confidentiality, authorization and information handling conditions are agreed before testing begins.
Can penetration tests be performed remotely?
Yes. Web application, API and mobile application assessments can be performed remotely when the required access and authorization are available.
Do you need to assess the security of an application?
Tell us briefly what application or service you need tested and we will prepare a proposal adapted to the scope.