Cybersecurity services that keep your business safe
We test what you run, show you what an attacker could reach, and help you fix it. Every finding comes with proof, and we retest until it is closed.
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Cybersecurity services that prove you are secure
When a customer, insurer, or auditor asks whether you are secure, you need answers with proof. We test, we help you fix, and we prove it is closed.
Penetration testing
Adversary-grade testing and PTaaS with retests built in. Exploit-backed findings with code-ready remediation.
Web application pentest
Business logic abuse, authentication bypasses, and exploit narratives with reproduction steps.
API security testing
Spec abuse, token handling, and object-level authorization gaps validated with proof.
Cloud security review
Identity attack paths, misconfigurations, and privilege escalation across your cloud estate.
Mobile app pentest
Client-side risks, insecure storage, and API coupling validated on real devices.
Red team lite
Objective-driven adversary exercises that test detection and response, not just prevention.
How we work
Delivery system you can see
Clear phases with approvals, ownership, and retests baked in.
Scoping
Objectives, assets, timelines, and owners defined. Clear gates before testing begins.
Testing & delivery
Operators run offensive tests, capture evidence in real time, and track gates in the platform.
Reporting & approvals
Findings packaged with reproduction steps. Approvals collected with a full audit trail.
Remediation & retest
Owners drive fixes with code-level notes. Retests verify closure. Nothing is assumed.
Continuous programs
PTaaS cadences, VMaaS dashboards, and recurring compliance reviews stay current.
Scoping
Objectives, assets, timelines, and owners defined. Clear gates before testing begins.
Testing & delivery
Operators run offensive tests, capture evidence in real time, and track gates in the platform.
Reporting & approvals
Findings packaged with reproduction steps. Approvals collected with a full audit trail.
Remediation & retest
Owners drive fixes with code-level notes. Retests verify closure. Nothing is assumed.
Continuous programs
PTaaS cadences, VMaaS dashboards, and recurring compliance reviews stay current.
Included in every engagement
What every cybersecurity engagement includes
Senior operators, exploit-backed evidence, plain-language reporting, and retests until closure are standard in every penetration test and security service we deliver.
Senior operators only
The operator who scopes your test runs it.
- No junior hand-offs or bench swaps
- Direct channel to your tester
- Operator-led debrief after every phase
Evidence with every finding
Exploit-backed proof, not scanner output.
- Reproduction steps and payloads
- Business impact tied to your stack
- Evidence packs ready for audit
Retests until closure
Fixes verified — closure is proven, not assumed.
- Retest window inside 7–14 days
- Verification tracked per finding
- Closure proof with timestamps
7–14 days
Retest window
Every finding
Evidence pack
Always on
Audit trail
Platform preview
See everything in the Bytium platform
Findings, evidence, and retests stay in sync so your team always knows the next action.
Live findings
Every finding lands in real time with reproduction steps, impact rating, and code-ready remediation. No waiting for a final report.
- Exploit paths with code snippets
- Impact and likelihood scoring
- Assigned owners with due dates
- Reproduction steps and payloads
Insights
Threat intel and program notes
Short, practical updates from Bytium operators.
Authenticated Arbitrary File Upload to RCE in Twill CMS 3.6.0
The File Library upload endpoint in Twill CMS(Version 3.6.0) does not validate the type of uploaded files and stores them, with their original extension, on a publicly web-served disk.
Leantime 3.8.0 Broken Access Control
Leantime is a popular open-source project-management app. Its front-end talks to a JSON-RPC API, and several of those API methods forgot to check *who* is calling them. We already covered how that lets any low-privilege user make themselves an administrator.
Leantime 3.8.0 Privilege Escalation Vulnerability
A broken access control flaw (CWE-862) in Leantime ≤3.8.0 lets any authenticated low-privilege user escalate to Owner via the JSON-RPC API. PoC, impact, and fix.