Security testing
& functional QA.

Yes. Security assessments are conducted carefully with agreed-upon boundaries. We work within defined scope, avoid destructive actions, and can schedule testing during off-peak hours to minimize any impact. Testing can also be performed in a staging environment.

We take care to minimize disruption. Testing scope, hours, and intensity are agreed upon in advance. For applications where uptime is critical, we can test in staging first or time testing for low-traffic periods.

Always. We never test without explicit written authorization from the application owner. This protects both parties legally and ensures testing stays within agreed boundaries. Authorization and rules of engagement are formalized before any testing begins.

Yes. We sign NDAs as standard practice before every engagement. All findings, client information, and application details remain strictly confidential. We do not retain client data after project completion.

Duration depends on the scope and complexity of your application. As a general guide: simple applications take 3–5 days, medium-complexity web apps with APIs take 5–7 days, and more complex multi-tier platforms can take 7–12 days. We'll provide a clear estimate after reviewing your scope.

You receive a complete security report including: executive summary (suitable for management), detailed technical findings with evidence, severity ratings, and practical remediation guidance written for your development team. Optional retest verification is available after fixes are applied.

Yes. Every finding in our report comes with specific, actionable remediation steps. We write remediation guidance for developers, with concrete steps to implement. We're also available to answer questions as your team works through fixes.

Yes. Retest verification is available to confirm that identified vulnerabilities have been successfully remediated. We review the specific findings and verify that fixes are effective, including checking for regressions.

Manual testing examines business logic, access control, and vulnerability chains that require application context. Findings are validated before they are reported.

Functional QA checks whether agreed features and user journeys behave as expected, including regression checks and bug documentation. Penetration testing focuses on exploitable security weaknesses. Tell us whether you need functional testing, security testing, or both so the scope and deliverables can be agreed.