Application and API testing: authorized web, API, mobile and business-logic assessments, including authentication, authorization and cross-tenant controls.
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Security technology · Engineering · Security assessments
You need to understand how an attacker could affect your actual business service.
We scope penetration testing around your application, API, identity, cloud or infrastructure environment and the ways users and systems interact.
Engineering, evidence and operational results
See the work behind the offer
Follow a realistic engineering situation, from the first signal to the decision and the evidence handed over.
DEEP INFOSEC
What this means for your organisation
We scope penetration testing around your application, API, identity, cloud or infrastructure environment and the ways users and systems interact. Testing covers authorization, business logic, configuration and exploitable combinations, with operational safety and rules of engagement defined before access is granted.
Your engineers receive reproducible findings, affected assets, impact explanations and practical remediation advice. Retesting can confirm the result of corrective changes. The report gives both your technical teams and your oversight stakeholders a defensible record.
A practical starting point
Choose a starting scope, review the evidence and prepare a usable purchasing brief. Public service information is open to everyone; confidential architecture and qualification materials follow the secure dossier process.
Prepare a project brief ↗Selected readings ↗The challenges we solve
Specialist workstreams
Scoped, authorized penetration testing across applications, infrastructure and selected industrial or connected environments.
Infrastructure and cloud offensive security: externally and internally scoped tests, identity attack paths, configuration validation and privilege escalation.
Connected and industrial environments: coordinated testing plans that respect safety, uptime, maintenance windows and device limitations; non-invasive options first.
Reproducible reporting and retesting: documented evidence, severity grounded in exploitability and business context, remediation workshops and independent validation of fixes.
What your team receives
What your team receives
- Signed rules of engagement, test boundaries, contacts and stop conditions
- Technical findings with reproducibility, affected assets and business consequence
- Prioritized remediation plan and management summary
- Retest results and closure evidence for agreed findings
Defined entry offers
Acceptance is tied to the agreed deliverables and documented review.
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Technical assessment
Application and API testing: authorized web, API, mobile and business-logic assessments, including authentication, authorization and cross-tenant controls.
Signed rules of engagement, test boundaries, contacts and stop conditionsRequest a technical and commercial proposal ↗02
Design and controlled evaluation
Infrastructure and cloud offensive security: externally and internally scoped tests, identity attack paths, configuration validation and privilege escalation.
Technical findings with reproducibility, affected assets and business consequenceRequest a technical and commercial proposal ↗03
Delivery, review & continuity
Reproducible reporting and retesting: documented evidence, severity grounded in exploitability and business context, remediation workshops and independent validation of fixes.
Retest results and closure evidence for agreed findingsRequest a technical and commercial proposal ↗Scope & architecture
How a project progresses
One-time authorized test, recurring assessment or retest programme. PASC accreditation and the authorized testing entity are stated in the engagement-specific supplier dossier.
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Discover and define: assets, objectives, dependencies, data access, stakeholders and boundaries.
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Design and validate: target architecture, methods, constraints, workplan and objective acceptance criteria.
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Deliver and transfer: approved implementation, findings, tests, documentation, training and next-stage options.
Request a technical and commercial proposal
Begin with authorization, the asset list, test windows, data-handling rules and the applicable PASC scope.
Engineering and services that work together
What changes for your organization
Where this matters
A useful penetration test answers how a real attacker could move through the environment and what would stop that movement. We work from written authorization and agreed test boundaries, examine applications, APIs, identities, infrastructure and selected industrial interfaces, and report reproducible findings with practical remediation guidance. Follow-up testing shows whether the corrective measures address the underlying path.
Solutions for your role
Begin with your decisions, risks and procurement obligations—not a generic product catalogue.
PASC · OSPCRM · ATTACK PATHS
Attack-path risk management and professional assurance
Our security assessment, penetration-testing, CISO and disaster-recovery work uses defined technical criteria and repeatable evidence. OSPCRM connects weaknesses, identities, access paths and critical services to model plausible attack sequences and compare the controls that reduce exposure. Its predictive method helps teams examine how risk may change as architectures, privileges or threats change.
OSPCRM
OSPCRM certification eligibility begins with demonstrable, effectively implemented ISO-level management practices. PASC then conducts its own assessment of the applicant’s methods, controls and evidence.
PASC / ONPC-RDC
Deep InfoSec supports risk management, CISO advisory, disaster recovery, audits and penetration testing under the agreed PASC/OSPCRM scope. For an external independent assessment, the assessment is entrusted to a separate PASC-conformant entity; the DRC institutional route involves ONPC-RDC. The performing and reviewing organizations are identified in the engagement.
Security testing is part of how we build and maintain our products
Deep InfoSec performs daily automated security scanning, annual penetration tests of its solutions, recurring security assessments combining human analysis with AI, and ongoing adversarial exercises intended to break assumptions before attackers exploit them. We use the findings to correct code, configuration, authentication, dependencies and operational controls, then verify the fixes in the affected environment.
Deep Advisor explores attack-path hypotheses beyond known single-vulnerability patterns. It evaluates combinations of reachability, privileges and exposed services, proposes mitigations linked to each path, and helps analysts reduce the set of viable paths open to an attacker. These insights inform technical remediation and its verification.
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