We look at your systems the way an attacker would.
Break it before someone else does
Web, API, mobile, network, embedded, and hardware testing by engineers who do offensive security full time — findings you can act on, not a scanner dump with a logo on it.
Go silicon-deep when it matters
Side-channel analysis, fault injection, and firmware extraction for the devices where the threat model reaches below the software layer — the work most consultancies can't do.
Have a team for when it's already wrong
24-hour containment, forensics, and remediation when an incident is live, plus automotive cybersecurity lifecycle work for teams that have to meet ISO 21434 and WP.29.
The problem: you can’t defend what you haven’t tried to break
A clean vulnerability scanner and a passed checklist don’t mean you’re secure — they mean nobody skilled has tried to get in yet. Real weaknesses live in the places automated tools don’t reach: chained logic flaws in an API, a fault-injection path on a device, a firmware image that gives up its secrets under the right analysis. Finding those before an attacker does is a human job, done by people who attack systems for a living.
This is the offensive-security side of KnytX. Where the consumer products remove your data and defend against scams, this line finds and fixes the vulnerabilities in the systems your business runs — testing that is scoped to your architecture, not sold as a one-size package.
Test the software surface
Penetration testing covers web, API, mobile, and network targets — the full application and infrastructure surface — by a team that pen-tests enterprises as its day job. You get exploitable findings with the context to fix them and the retest to confirm you did, not a raw scanner export.
Go below the software layer
For devices, the threat model often reaches into the silicon. Our hardware security practice does side-channel analysis, fault injection, and firmware extraction — the deep work that decides whether a physical product holds up against a determined attacker. If you build connected vehicles, ISO 21434 consulting takes you through the full automotive cybersecurity lifecycle, WP.29-ready.
Have a team for the bad day
When something is already wrong, you need containment before you need a report. Incident response gives you 24-hour containment, forensics, and remediation — the team you call when an incident is live and the clock is running.
Where to start
All of this is consulting: it’s quoted against your systems and your threat model, so the path is a scoping conversation rather than a checkout. Tell us what you need tested and we’ll scope the engagement. Browse the full services hub for the detail on each engagement type.