Managed penetration testing with proof you can re-run.
We test web applications the way an attacker would. Every confirmed finding ships with the call that produced it, reproducible by your team. No exploit found, no invoice sent.
- Today that means web applications, with cloud, servers and APIs next.
Proof you can hold against us.
A penetration test is only as good as the evidence it produces. We do not invoice for opinions. Every finding ships with the exact call that produced it, re-exploited before you see it.
Proof, not a checklist
Every confirmed finding carries the call that produced it, the payload where one applies, the steps, and the confirming response. A finding without evidence is an opinion.
No exploit found, no invoice sent
If we do not find a critical or high severity issue your existing tooling missed, you do not pay. The risk sits entirely with us.
The report says what was not tested
Including what we could not prove. Absence of a finding is not evidence of strength, and our report states so explicitly in its dedicated section: “What I have not proven yet.”
Authorised by design
Testing runs only against an explicitly scoped, customer-consented target list. Scope is enforced inside the product as a hard allow-list.
A managed engagement from scope to signed report.
You buy outcomes rather than raw scanner output. We run the engagement, deliver reproducible proof of concept reports, and sign every confirmed finding.
We agree on the target list in writing. Everything not on the list is out of scope, technically enforced inside the product allow-list, not only as a contractual clause.
Signed Rules of Engagement and an Authorisation Letter executed with officers holding demonstrated authority over the target systems.
Bhedan reasons about your application structure. A named offensive engineer validates every candidate before it is classified as a finding.
You receive reproduction calls, unambiguous remediation guidance, and an explicit disclosure of what was not reached. Signed by the author.
What we refuse, stated plainly.
Five principles. Each carries an explicit refusal. The refusals are binding and apply equally across every engagement size.
Yesterday's tools cannot test today's software
AI changed what gets built and how fast it ships. A test designed for the old rate of shipping is not a test any more. We test the newest software with the newest methods, and we state which methods, because a method nobody can inspect is a claim.
A machine proposes. A person decides.
The engine finds candidates. A person confirms them. Neither half is the offer alone, and the union is why this is a managed company rather than unassisted software.
Speed is a security property, not a convenience
A check that slows a release gets routed around. Being fast enough to sit inside a release cycle is how security actually gets done, not a discount on rigour.
Authorised by design
An offensive security company's first duty is the limits it accepts. Nothing outside your scope. Not even to be helpful. This is a legal control, not only a quality control.
We do not invoice for opinions
Until you have the receipt, you do not make the claim. A finding without evidence is not a finding. The commercial form is the risk reversal: no exploit found, no invoice sent.
“Every result has an author.”
Nothing leaves this company that a person is not answerable for. Not who typed it. Not the tool that produced it. The author is the named human who takes responsibility for the finding, signs the attestation, and defends it directly.
A scan, not a sales call.
We run Bhedan against one of your web applications at no cost. A named human reviews every finding and signs it. You keep the report, and it names what we could not prove.
- The web application or domain you want scoped.
- Your compliance driver (SOC 2, ISO 27001, NESA, PDPL, or blocked deal).
- Preferred testing start window.
You hear from us within one working day, and get a yes or no within two. If we take it on, you prove you control the target, then both sides sign the rules of engagement. Nothing is tested before that. Work beyond the scan is priced during scoping and never published.
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Frequently asked questions
Penetration testing, explained.
Learn what a security test covers, when to arrange one, and what to expect from the process.
What is penetration testing?
Penetration testing is an authorised security assessment that simulates realistic attack techniques to identify and validate weaknesses in systems, applications, or infrastructure. The findings help your team understand risk and prioritise fixes.
Which systems can Tips to Secure test?
Depending on your scope, testing can cover networks, websites and web applications, mobile apps, servers, APIs, and AI-enabled systems. We define the targets and rules of engagement with you before testing begins.
How is penetration testing different from a vulnerability scan?
A vulnerability scan primarily identifies potential known issues using automated checks. Penetration testing goes further by validating selected weaknesses and assessing whether they can be used to affect systems or data within the agreed scope. The right approach depends on your goals and environment.
When should my business arrange a penetration test?
Consider testing before launching a significant application or feature, after major infrastructure changes, when handling sensitive data, as part of a security programme, or when customers and business partners require evidence of testing. Your team's risk profile can help determine an appropriate schedule.
Will penetration testing disrupt my website or business operations?
Testing is planned around an agreed scope, schedule, and set of safety rules to reduce operational risk. No assessment can promise zero disruption, so production testing, exclusions, escalation contacts, and any potentially disruptive checks should be agreed in advance.
What do we receive after the test?
Deliverables should be agreed before the engagement. They commonly include validated findings, severity and impact context, supporting evidence, and remediation recommendations. Ask us to confirm the exact report format and any retesting options for your scope.
Can penetration testing guarantee that my systems are secure?
No. Testing provides a time-bounded view of weaknesses found within the agreed scope and methods. It reduces uncertainty and helps guide remediation, but it cannot identify every possible vulnerability or replace ongoing security practices.
How do I request a penetration testing quote?
Contact Tips to Secure with a brief description of the systems you want assessed, your objectives, preferred timeframe, and any requirements you need to meet. We can use that information to discuss scope and the next steps.