Cyber Ethica provides offensive security assessments across web applications, APIs, mobile applications, networks, cloud environments, AI/LLM applications, and source code. Assessments combine automated testing with manual security validation.

Automated scanners help identify potential vulnerabilities quickly, while penetration testing includes manual validation, exploit analysis, business-logic testing, and attack-path analysis to determine whether weaknesses are actually exploitable and impactful.

Web application testing evaluates areas such as authentication, authorization, input validation, session management, business logic, sensitive data exposure, and other application security weaknesses.

API assessments examine endpoints for issues such as broken authorization, excessive data exposure, injection vulnerabilities, rate-limiting weaknesses, and business-logic flaws.

Yes. Network security testing can assess internet-facing and internal infrastructure, including servers, routers, switches, firewalls, exposed services, configurations, and access-control weaknesses.

Mobile assessments can evaluate Android and iOS applications for issues involving insecure storage, authentication, communication security, runtime behavior, and other application-level weaknesses.

Cloud security reviews focus on configuration and posture, including IAM policies, privilege escalation risks, storage exposure, secret leakage, and container or Kubernetes-related security weaknesses.

Yes. AI security assessments can evaluate LLMs, RAG applications, and AI integrations for direct and indirect prompt injection, guardrail bypasses, data exposure, and other AI-specific security risks.

Secure code review examines source code to identify security weaknesses, hardcoded secrets and keys, insecure coding patterns, and other defects. The approach can combine automated analysis with manual review.

Testing is planned and scoped to minimize operational impact. The assessment approach, targets, testing windows, and potentially sensitive actions should be agreed upon before the engagement begins.

The assessment provides documented findings with technical evidence, severity or risk context, affected components, and practical remediation guidance rather than only a raw vulnerability scan.

You can contact Cyber Ethica with your application, API, infrastructure, cloud, mobile, or AI security requirements. The scope, targets, testing approach, and engagement requirements can then be defined before testing begins.