Offensive Security

Think Like an Attacker

CyberSafe's offensive security team uses the same techniques, tactics, and procedures (TTPs) employed by real-world threat actors to identify vulnerabilities across your applications, infrastructure, and human processes.

Our certified professionals (OSCP, OSCE, GPEN, GXPN) deliver detailed findings with prioritized remediation guidance, helping you close security gaps before they can be exploited.

Our Methodology

All engagements follow industry-standard methodologies including OWASP, PTES, and NIST frameworks. Every assessment includes:

Pre-engagement scoping and rules of engagement
Reconnaissance and threat modelling
Active testing and exploitation
Detailed technical report with evidence
Executive summary for leadership
Remediation verification and re-testing

CyberAttack Platform

Our comprehensive offensive security platform delivers targeted testing across multiple threat vectors. From traditional infrastructure assessments to advanced adversary simulation, CyberAttack provides the depth and breadth your organization needs to validate security resilience.

Application Testing

Web Application testing (OWASP Top 10)
API security assessment
Mobile application testing

Infrastructure Testing

External infrastructure penetration testing
Internal network assessment
Cloud infrastructure testing

Red Team Operations

Physical intrusion testing
WiFi security assessment
APT simulation and campaign exercises
OSINT and digital footprint analysis

Infrastructure Penetration Testing

Comprehensive testing of your network infrastructure to identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by external or internal threat actors.

External Infrastructure

Internet-facing asset enumeration
Service and vulnerability identification
Exploitation and privilege escalation
Firewall and perimeter bypass testing

Internal Network

Active Directory security assessment
Lateral movement and pivoting
Privilege escalation chains
Network segmentation validation

Wireless Networks

Wireless protocol analysis (WPA2/WPA3)
Rogue access point detection
Client-side wireless attacks
Guest network isolation testing

Cloud Infrastructure

AWS, Azure, GCP configuration review
IAM policy and privilege analysis
Storage and data exposure assessment
Serverless and container security testing

Application Security Testing

In-depth security testing of your applications to identify vulnerabilities in code, configuration, and business logic.

Web Applications

OWASP Top 10 vulnerability assessment
Authentication and session management testing
Business logic flaw identification
API endpoint security testing

Mobile Applications

iOS and Android application testing
Data storage and encryption analysis
Network communication security
Reverse engineering and tampering resistance

API Security

REST and GraphQL API testing
Authentication and authorization bypass
Rate limiting and input validation
Data exposure and injection testing

Red Team Exercises

Full adversary simulation exercises that test your organization's detection and response capabilities across technical, human, and physical domains.

Adversary Simulation

Realistic attack scenarios based on threat intelligence
Multi-vector attack campaigns
Command and control infrastructure testing
Data exfiltration simulation

Social Engineering

Phishing and spear-phishing campaigns
Vishing (voice phishing) attacks
Pretexting and impersonation
USB drop and physical media attacks

Purple Team

Collaborative exercises with your security team
Detection rule validation and tuning
MITRE ATT&CK framework coverage mapping
Incident response process improvement

Specialized Assessments

Targeted security assessments for specialized environments and emerging technology domains.

IoT / OT Security

IoT device firmware analysis
SCADA/ICS protocol testing
Industrial network segmentation review
OT environment risk assessment

Source Code Review

Manual and automated code analysis
Security architecture review
Secure coding practices assessment
Third-party library vulnerability analysis

Ransomware Readiness

Backup and recovery validation
Privilege escalation path assessment
Lateral movement resistance testing
Incident response playbook review

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between penetration testing and vulnerability assessment?

A vulnerability assessment identifies and catalogs security weaknesses without attempting to exploit them. Penetration testing goes further by actively attempting to exploit vulnerabilities to demonstrate real-world impact and determine if defenses can prevent actual attacks.

What is a red team exercise and how does it differ from penetration testing?

Red team exercises simulate full adversary campaigns across multiple attack vectors including technical, social engineering, and physical domains. They test your entire organization's detection and response capabilities, while penetration testing typically focuses on specific technical vulnerabilities.

Do you have written permission before testing our systems?

Absolutely. We require detailed rules of engagement and written authorization before any testing begins. This includes defining scope, authorized targets, testing times, and escalation procedures to ensure responsible testing that protects your business.

What makes a good penetration testing report?

A quality report includes technical findings with proof of exploitation, clear risk ratings, business impact assessment, prioritized remediation recommendations, executive summary for leadership, and evidence supporting each finding. We also provide retest services to validate fixes.

What testing methodologies does CyberSafe follow?

Our assessments follow industry-recognized frameworks including OWASP (Open Web Application Security Project), PTES (Penetration Testing Execution Standard), and NIST guidelines. These ensure comprehensive, methodical testing aligned with industry best practices.

Can you test our cloud infrastructure like AWS or Azure?

Yes. Our cloud security testing covers configuration review, IAM policy analysis, storage security, identity and access management misconfigurations, and common cloud vulnerabilities. We test AWS, Azure, GCP, and other cloud platforms.

What happens after the penetration test is complete?

We provide a detailed technical report, executive summary, and prioritized remediation roadmap. We also offer retest services once you implement fixes to verify that vulnerabilities have been properly remediated.