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Approach

A method you can audit.

Security testing asks for trust. We earn it with a method that is written down, agreed in advance and visible at every step.

Illustrative plan view of generated terrain. A bounded region marks the authorized scope; a line crosses it where testing has reached, and small squares mark points recorded as evidence.

Fig. 01 — Scope boundary

Testing happens inside the authorized boundary. Nothing happens outside it.

  • Authorized scope
  • Test front
  • Evidence

Six phases

From permission to proof.

  1. Authorize

    We agree in writing what is in scope and what is not, when testing may run, how we communicate and what stops the work. Authorization comes from someone entitled to give it.

    You provide
    • Systems and environments in scope
    • Testing windows and constraints
    • An authorizing contact and an emergency contact
    You receive
    • Written scope and rules of engagement

  2. Map

    We model the in-scope system, its components, entry points, identities, data flows and trust boundaries, and agree with you where testing effort should concentrate.

    You provide
    • Documentation or access you choose to share
    • What would concern you most
    You receive
    • A test plan aligned to your priorities

  3. Test

    AI agents run broad, repeatable exploration inside the agreed scope. Our testers direct the work, pursue promising leads and attempt to confirm real impact within the rules of engagement. Critical issues are reported promptly.

    You provide
    • Availability of the agreed contacts
    You receive
    • Prompt notice of critical issues, as set out in the rules of engagement

  4. Evidence

    Each finding records what was tested, what happened, the evidence captured and how confident we are. Confirmed issues stay separate from hypotheses, and a person reviews every finding before it reaches you.

    You receive
    • A findings report with supporting evidence

  5. Remediate

    We explain the root cause of each finding and practical ways to fix it in the context of your system, prioritized by impact and effort, then take your team through them in a debrief.

    You provide
    • Time with the engineers who own the fixes
    You receive
    • Remediation guidance
    • A debrief with your team

  6. Retest

    When retesting is in scope, we test the fixes and record what changed, and what did not.

    You provide
    • Notice when fixes are ready
    You receive
    • A retest note

Where AI fits

Agents cover the ground. Testers make the call.

AI agents let a small team cover more of the agreed scope, more consistently. They work only inside that scope, directed by our testers, and a person reviews every finding before it reaches you.

  • Exploring the scope

    AI agents
    Broad, repeatable exploration
    NOSYSTEM testers
    Set direction and priorities

  • Spotting candidate issues

    AI agents
    Surface anomalies and signals
    NOSYSTEM testers
    Decide what merits investigation

  • Confirming impact

    AI agents
    Support with controlled checks
    NOSYSTEM testers
    Verify within the rules of engagement

  • Reporting

    AI agents
    Assemble the record of what was tried
    NOSYSTEM testers
    Write, review and stand behind findings

Boundaries

Lines we do not cross.

  • No testing without written authorization.
  • Nothing outside the agreed scope, windows or rules of engagement.
  • High-risk techniques only with explicit, prior agreement.
  • No finding reported without evidence and human review.
  • No claim that a system is secure. We report what was tested, what was found and what was not covered.
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