Ethical Hacking
Think like a hacker, protect like an expert
With ethical hacking, we simulate complete attack scenarios on your systems to discover how far a real hacker could get. We use the same techniques as malicious hackers, but with your permission and in a controlled environment.
Ethical hacking is the most realistic test you can perform. Our team thinks and acts like a real attacker: we don't just look for known vulnerabilities but combine multiple findings into complete attack chains. You see exactly how far an attacker could get inside your organization and what the real impact would be.
For whom?
Companies seeking a realistic assessment of their security level and exposure to cyber threats.
What is tested?
- ›Network infrastructure and servers
- ›Web and mobile applications
- ›Social engineering attacks
- ›Wi-Fi security
- ›Internal network after initial access
- ›Physical security (optional)
Our process
Reconnaissance & OSINT
We collect all publicly available information about your organization: domains, IP ranges, email addresses, technology stacks and more — just like a real attacker.
Attack surface mapping
Based on reconnaissance, we identify all potential entry points and rank them by exploitability and impact.
Controlled attack simulation
We perform realistic attacks on your systems: from network attacks and web exploits to social engineering — always within the agreed scope.
Post-exploitation analysis
After initial access, we investigate how far an attacker can move internally, what data is reachable and what the maximum damage would be.
Reporting & debriefing
You receive a complete report with executive summary, technical findings and concrete recommendations. We personally present this to your team.
What do you receive?
Frequently asked questions
Is ethical hacking legal?
Yes, completely legal — provided you as the owner have given permission. We exclusively work with a signed authorization agreement before starting any test.
Will my production environment be disrupted?
We work as carefully as possible to minimize operational impact. You can choose to test outside office hours or on a test environment.
What is the difference with penetration testing?
Ethical hacking is broader and less methodical: we simulate a complete attack on your organization. Penetration testing is more structured and targets specific systems via a fixed methodology.