Human-led · research-driven · real-world attacks
Adversaries don't follow checklists. They chain small weaknesses until the sum of them is your customer database. We test the way they do — by hand, across web, APIs, mobile, cloud, networks and AI — and prove every finding before we report it.
Simulating real-world attacks…
Surfaces under test: AI / LLM, Cloud, Applications, APIs, Mobile, Network.
Attack paths
Attackers don't stop at a single vulnerability — they chain weaknesses across your environment. Follow either chain, step by step, and watch something harmless turn into total compromise.
One missing ownership check. Five steps later, the customer database.
Deep dive
Changing the workspace ID returns another tenant's data. The API checks that you are signed in, never that the record is yours.
POST /api/example/export {"workspace_id":"DEMO-123"}
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
{ "access": "unauthorized-object-access" }Reproduced during authorized testing with sensitive values removed.
What we test
Every engagement is scoped to your system, so there are no packages to choose between.
Manual security testing for modern web applications, portals and business-critical workflows.
Assess REST, GraphQL and service APIs for authorization, authentication, data exposure and logic flaws.
Assess Android and iOS applications with static, dynamic and runtime techniques.
Security testing across cloud configurations, identities, workloads and exposed infrastructure.
Assess externally exposed services and internal trust boundaries under agreed rules of engagement.
Security testing for AI applications, LLM integrations, RAG pipelines, tools and agent-based systems.
Proof
Illustrative scenarios, built from the vulnerability classes we test for. Each shows how a single flaw becomes a business problem, and what closing it looks like.
Scenario • FinTech
An admin-only endpoint never checked who was calling it. Any merchant account could reach any other merchant's ledger.
Found in testing, this closes before a funding round's diligence ever reaches it.
Scenario • SaaS
A support agent could call a diagnostics tool that passed its argument to a shell. A customer ticket was enough to run commands.
Caught in staging, this is a config change. Caught in production, it is an incident.
Scenario • HealthTech
A document parser fetched any URL it was handed, including the cloud metadata service. The credentials it returned were cluster admin.
Rebuilding the IAM boundary is a week of work, and it is audit evidence either way.
Reports
Clear findings, real evidence, practical fixes. Written three ways, because three different people have to act on it.
For leadership and the board
3
Critical
7
High
12
Medium
4
Low
Process
Seven stages. You always know which one you're in and what lands at the end of it.
Understand goals, scope, environment and attack surface.
Identify assets, technologies, trust boundaries and potential attack paths.
Manual exploitation and deep security testing, by hand.
Verify findings, remove false positives and assess real impact.
Identify multi-step attack paths and privilege escalation.
Deliver clear technical and executive reporting with remediation guidance.
Verify fixes according to the agreed retest scope.
Seven stages, one engagement. You always know which one you're in.
Read the methodology →Why Cyzarix
Expert-driven offensive security testing focused on context and exploitability, not signature matching.
Every reported issue is supported by reproducible evidence and a clearly stated scope.
We look at how vulnerabilities combine across application and infrastructure layers.
Reports explain the problem, the impact and a practical path to a fix.
Scope builder
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