Testing, on paper before it's on your network.
Penetration testing and red team engagements across South Carolina, Georgia, and North Carolina. We test the systems you name, during the window you name, and we stop when the rules say stop. Every step is logged well enough that your own team can reproduce it.
Service area
Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, Spartanburg, and surrounding areas.
Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta, Columbus, and surrounding areas.
Charlotte, Raleigh, Durham, Greensboro, and surrounding areas.
On-site engagements available throughout the Carolinas and Georgia. Remote testing available anywhere.
What we test
Web applications and APIs
Authentication, session handling, authorization flaws, injection, business-logic abuse, file handling, and the third-party surface you inherit.
Internal and external networks
Discovery, service review, credential exposure, segmentation checks, and an honest account of what a foothold would reach.
Wireless
Corporate SSIDs, guest isolation, rogue access points, and authentication configuration, tested on site and within your window.
Cloud configuration
Read-only review of IAM, storage exposure, network boundaries, and logging gaps — or an assumed-breach exercise if you want the harder question answered.
Hardware and firmware
Device teardown, firmware extraction, debug interface review, and update-path analysis for connected products. NDA and evidence handling agreed up front.
Red team
A red team engagement is a full-spectrum simulation: we act like a real adversary trying to reach your crown jewels, using the techniques they actually use. This isn't a checklist scan — it's a controlled breach to find out where your detection and response actually hold up.
Social engineering, physical access, lateral movement, credential theft, and persistence — all scoped, authorized, and logged in advance. You define the objectives; we try to reach them.
- duration
- 2–6 weeks
- approach
- adversary simulation
- reporting
- technical + executive
- retest
- included within 30 days
How an engagement runs
- 01
Scope and authorization
We agree on the assets, the techniques, the testing window, and the emergency contact. Nothing runs until that document is signed and returned.
- 02
Reconnaissance, then testing
Passive first, then active work inside the agreed rate limits. Findings that need a heavier technique come back to you for approval before we use them.
- 03
Evidence and triage
Each finding carries reproduction steps, the affected asset, and evidence stored per your handling rules. We rank by what an attacker could do, not by scanner severity.
- 04
Report and retest
A technical report, an executive summary your leadership will actually read, and a retest of the fixes within 30 days of delivery.
What we need from you
- Written authorization from the asset owner
- In-scope list, including what is explicitly out
- Testing window and rate limits
- A contact who can stop the test
- Any accounts or credentials you want tested
What we won't do
- Test anything not on the list
- Run denial-of-service or destructive payloads
- Keep working after a stop request
- Touch real customer data beyond minimal proof
- Hand you a scanner export and call it a report
Start with scope
Send the asset list and the window you have in mind. We'll reply with a scope document and a fixed price.