IT-Security Made In GerMany
We Monitor Your Infrastructure 24/7. No Exceptions!
Small- and mid-sized organizations often lack the personnel or knowledge to cover their entire digital attack surface. We’re here for you to fill this gap!
Continuous Penetration Testing
All you have to do is give us your asset information — including domain names, IP addresses, mobile apps, and we’ll do the rest.
No Setup Time — Instant Protection
We’ll collaborate to assess your attack surface, and with your authorization, we’ll hack it — identifying vulnerabilities before the bad actors do.
Full Coverage & Always-On
Shadow IT, third-party risks, forgotten assets—we uncover and secure everything attackers target. We’ve got your assets protected around the clock—24/7 coverage, no exceptions. Including your mobile apps.
The Smooth Part.
Once we’ve got all your digital assets, we start continuously monitoring your assets for security vulnerabilities. All discovered vulnerabilities are evaluated by our certified security analysts to save you more time focusing on your business. You will never get an unverified report!
Actionable Insights, Not Just Alerts
If we detect a vulnerability, we won’t wait — you’ll hear from us immediately. Forget about endless pages filled with false positives you have to go through manually. You’ll only get verified, realistically exploitable and as such, actionable findings.
Documentation
You’ll receive a detailed report outlining identified vulnerabilities along with clear, actionable steps to remediate them. We’ll even coordinate vulnerabilities with affected 3rd-party vendors to ensure controllable remediation.
Additional Benefits!
We understand that the security of your data is important, which is why we store every single byte in German datacentres.
Data Stored Exclusively in Europe
We take GDPR compliance seriously, ensuring your data stays exactly where it belongs—securely within European datacentres. With us, your information will always stay within the Europe, giving you complete peace of mind while staying 100% within the GDPR framework.
Small Businesses Incentive
Cyber threats aren’t just a big-business problem—small businesses are a prime target for hackers. But staying secure doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. If you are a small business, we’ll also handle remediation processes at no extra cost, so you don’t need a security specialist at all.
What we have to offer
Affordable for any budget.
Attack Surface Management
We continuously monitor your attack surface and notify you of any vulnerabilities discovered.
Penetration Tests
We also perform classic penetration tests against almost any of your assets: web apps and APIs, IoT devices or thick client apps.
Source Code Reviews
We also perform source code reviews of applications written in Java, .NET, PHP, Python, or JavaScript.
Bug Bounty and VDP Services
Do you want to run a bug bounty or vulnerability disclosure program? With more than 10 years of experience, we have you covered!
Small Business Packages
You run a small business, care about security, but have no budget for dedicated security personnel? We’re here for you, let’s talk.
Latest News
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WordPress GiveWP POP to RCE (CVE-2024-5932)
A few days ago, Wordfence published a blog post about a PHP Object Injection vulnerability affecting the popular WordPress Plugin GiveWP in all versions <= 3.14.1. Since the blog post contains only information about (a part) of the POP chain used, I decided to take a look and build a fully functional Remote Code Execution exploit. This post describes how I approached the process, identifying the missing parts and building the entire POP chain.
Patch Diffing CVE-2023-28121 to Compromise a WooCommerce
Back in March 2023, I noticed an interesting security advisory that was published by Wordfence about a critical "Authentication Bypass and Privilege Escalation" (aka CVE-2023-28121) affecting the "WooCommerce Payments" plugin which has more than 600.000 active...
SecurePwn Part 2: Leaking Remote Memory Contents (CVE-2023-22897)
While my last finding affecting SecurePoint's UTM was quite interesting already, I was hit by a really hard OpenSSL Heartbleed flashback with this one. The following exploit works against both the admin portal on port 11115 as well as the user portal on port 443....