Find the flaws before others find them for you.

The only reliable way is a penetration test performed by human experts, not just automated scanners. Scanners find the obvious bugs — outdated versions and trivial XSS — but business logic flaws, exploit chains and wrong assumptions only show up with manual analysis. Regular assessments plus continuous attack surface monitoring give you the real picture of your risk.

SOC 2, ISO 27001 and PCI DSS explicitly require penetration testing. Privacy laws such as GDPR and Brazil's LGPD require appropriate technical security measures — and a documented pentest is one of the few concrete ways to prove them to a regulator or an enterprise customer's security review.

It depends on the scope. Pentests are contracted in hour packages: No Vuln Sprint (25h, US$ 3,750 to US$ 6,250) for smaller applications, MVPs and early-stage SaaS; No Vuln Deep Dive (50h, US$ 7,500 to US$ 12,500) for production systems with an active customer base; and No Vuln Full Scope (100h+, from US$ 15,000) for enterprise pentests with full white box, mobile and cloud. Rates range from US$ 150 to US$ 250 per hour depending on stack, testing mode and timeline. PTaaS (continuous) is quoted on request. Every engagement gets a tailored proposal once the scope is defined.

A pentest is an attack simulation with a clear goal: break in. You find out exactly what a real attacker could do to your system today. An audit is a structured review, with access to the code and infrastructure, assessing design, missing controls and security debt. A pentest shows what breaks now; an audit shows what will break later. They complement each other.

No. We work with controlled exploitation, always within the agreed scope. Destructive tests only happen in staging or in an agreed maintenance window. In production, we validate every bug with a minimal PoC — no payloads that cause downtime.

No. All the work is done with your application running normally. In rare cases (specific DoS tests, high-volume race conditions), we agree on an off-peak window or a mirror environment.

Yes. A pentest contracted in writing, with a defined scope and an NDA, is a regulated practice required by standards such as ISO 27001, SOC 2 and PCI DSS.

From 1 to 8 weeks, depending on the package and the complexity of the scope. The Sprint (25h) fits within a window of up to 21 business days; Full Scope (100h+) can take up to 8 weeks for full-stack coverage.

Yes, at specific stages — such as mapping the attack surface and organizing large codebases — our proprietary technology works alongside frontier AI models. Every hypothesis is validated by a researcher before it becomes a finding. AI accelerates. People decide.

Scanners find the obvious bugs — outdated versions, misconfigurations, trivial XSS. Our work starts where the scanner stops: business logic, exploit chains, wrong assumptions. Those bugs don't show up in any scanner.

You receive a report attesting the tested scope, the methodology applied and the vulnerability classes verified — a valid compliance deliverable. In practice, almost no production web application comes out of one of our assessments without at least one critical or high finding.

You fix the issue, open a ticket with us, and we validate the fix within the period defined in the proposal (60 days for the Sprint). With PTaaS, retesting is part of the continuous cycle. No extra charge.

Yes. We work remotely with companies outside Brazil. Proposals, contracts and NDAs are issued in the client's language, reports are delivered in the language of whoever requests them, and you talk directly to the researcher. We're based in Brazil (UTC−3), with good overlap with US and European business hours.

International clients are invoiced in USD, via Wise or international wire transfer: 50% at kickoff and 50% on delivery. PTaaS is billed on a recurring basis.

Always. We send our standard NDA before the first technical call — and we're happy to sign yours if you prefer.