Do you need permission to test our systems?

Yes, in writing, from the party entitled to give it. If your system is hosted or operated by a third party, their authorisation may be needed as well. We will not begin without it, and we will tell you if the paperwork you have offered is not sufficient.

How often should we test?

As a general shape: assessment regularly, penetration testing periodically, and both after any significant change to authentication, payments or infrastructure. Testing a system once and treating it as settled is how organisations end up surprised.

Do you hold UAE government security accreditation?

No. Where a project carries a specific regulatory requirement, we will tell you what we can evidence and where you need an accredited assessor instead. Claiming an accreditation we do not hold would be exactly the kind of thing a security supplier should never do.

What do we get at the end?

A written report ranked by real world impact, with reproduction steps and a specific remediation per finding, an executive summary for people who will not read the detail, a walkthrough with your team, and a retest once fixes are in.

Can you fix what you find?

Yes, and we would rather. Keeping assessment and engineering in one team is the reason findings get closed instead of becoming somebody else's backlog. If you would prefer your own team to remediate, we support them and retest.

United Arab Emirates

Cyber Security Company for Dubai and the UAE

Findings you can act on, not a scanner report.

Vulnerability assessment, manual penetration testing and hardening for businesses operating in the UAE. Always under written authorisation, always with remediation support and a retest.

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Why this matters

Most compromises are not targeted. Automated scanners sweep the whole internet for known vulnerable versions and exposed interfaces and exploit whatever answers, which means the size of a business offers it no protection at all. The work that prevents the majority of real incidents is unglamorous: current dependencies, sensible access control, backups somebody has actually restored. We do that work, and we test whether it held.

What we assess

Websites and web applications
Authentication, authorisation, session handling, input validation, file upload, and the business logic underneath, which is where the findings that matter usually live.
APIs and integrations
Authentication and rate limiting, object level authorisation, and what a caller can reach that they should not.
Cloud and infrastructure configuration
Exposed services, over broad permissions, storage left readable, and secrets in places they should not be.
Ecommerce and payment flows
Checkout integrity, price and quantity handling, and whether a failed payment can still produce a fulfilled order.
Content platforms
Plugin and theme surface area, administrative exposure, and the update discipline that decides whether the platform stays safe.
Remediation and retest
Support while your team fixes what was found, then a retest to confirm it. A report handed over at the door is not a service.

Assessment or penetration test

The two are often sold as the same thing. They are not, and knowing which you need saves money.

Vulnerability assessment
Broad and largely automated. It enumerates known weaknesses across a system and tells you what needs attention. Most businesses benefit from running this regularly.
Penetration test
Narrow and manual. A tester attempts to chain findings into real access the way an attacker would. This tells you what somebody could actually do, and is worth doing periodically rather than continuously.
Configuration review
A read of how the system is set up rather than an attack against it. Often the fastest route to the findings that matter.
Code review
Reading the implementation for the classes of flaw that testing from the outside will not reliably surface.

How we work

Written authorisation from the party entitled to give it, before anything is touched
An agreed scope and testing window, so nothing is tested that you did not expect
No denial of service or destructive testing against live systems
Findings ranked by real business impact rather than raw scanner severity
Reproduction steps and a specific remediation for every item
A walkthrough with the people who have to fix it, then a retest

What we will not do

A security supplier is judged as much by what it refuses as by what it delivers. We do not test systems without documented permission from whoever owns them, whatever the commercial pressure. We do not claim accreditations we do not hold. We do not tell a client a system is secure, because no assessment can establish that; a report describes what was found within the agreed scope at the time of testing, and we say so in writing.

Talk to us in the UAE

Call or message the UAE line and tell us what you are building or protecting. There is no charge for the first conversation.

Call+971 58 592 9237 Email[email protected]

Questions

Frequently asked questions

: Yes, in writing, from the party entitled to give it. If your system is hosted or operated by a third party, their authorisation may be needed as well. We will not begin without it, and we will tell you if the paperwork you have offered is not sufficient.
: As a general shape: assessment regularly, penetration testing periodically, and both after any significant change to authentication, payments or infrastructure. Testing a system once and treating it as settled is how organisations end up surprised.
: No. Where a project carries a specific regulatory requirement, we will tell you what we can evidence and where you need an accredited assessor instead. Claiming an accreditation we do not hold would be exactly the kind of thing a security supplier should never do.
: A written report ranked by real world impact, with reproduction steps and a specific remediation per finding, an executive summary for people who will not read the detail, a walkthrough with your team, and a retest once fixes are in.
: Yes, and we would rather. Keeping assessment and engineering in one team is the reason findings get closed instead of becoming somebody else's backlog. If you would prefer your own team to remediate, we support them and retest.

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Want to know where you actually stand?

Tell us what the system is and who owns it. We will tell you which kind of assessment fits and what it would cover.

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Why this matters

What we assess

Websites and web applications

APIs and integrations

Cloud and infrastructure configuration

Ecommerce and payment flows

Content platforms

Remediation and retest

Assessment or penetration test

Vulnerability assessment

Penetration test

Configuration review

Code review