Offensive Security Testing
Hands-on penetration testing of your web application, with proof-of-concept evidence for each issue and a follow-up retest after your team has shipped fixes.
We put in place the technical controls and automatic evidence gathering that any SOC 2 Type II examination requires, all running before your observation period begins.
01 / Overview
SOC 2 Type II is judged on proof collected over months: access reviews completed, changes approved, backups restored, logs retained. Pulling that together once the observation period is under way is a struggle. We implement the technical controls up front, automate access reviews, require approved pull requests for every change, centralise logs with appropriate retention and set severity-based deadlines for fixing vulnerabilities. Wherever possible, evidence is captured automatically, so the audit becomes a review of what already exists.
02 / Deliverables
03 / Fit
Ideal for
What we need from you
You share these through the technical brief in your dashboard after checkout.
04 / Outcomes
Evidence accumulates automatically rather than being pieced together
Controls are running from the first day of the observation period
Fewer exceptions, so the audit stays focused
This is a remote engineering service, so nothing is shipped physically. Work is delivered into systems you control. Read delivery & handover and refunds & cancellation for the full terms.
Hands-on penetration testing of your web application, with proof-of-concept evidence for each issue and a follow-up retest after your team has shipped fixes.
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A hands-on review of your readiness for the DPDP Act 2023, covering how consent is collected, how long data is retained, what notices say and breach response.
We find exposed credentials across your repositories, rotate them safely and add automated scanning so new secrets are caught before they are committed.
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