Services

Services

Every service has a defined scope unit, methodology and deliverables. Pricing is given as a fixed amount in a written proposal once the scope is agreed.

Application security

Web, mobile and desktop applications, APIs and AI-based systems, tested with authenticated access for every role.

A1

Web application penetration test

Following OWASP WSTG and ASVS: access control, authentication, injection and manual business-logic testing.

per application, up to 20 functions

A2

API penetration test (REST, GraphQL, SOAP)

OWASP API Security Top 10: object-level authorisation, mass assignment, rate limiting, excessive data exposure.

up to 30 endpoints

A3

Mobile application penetration test

OWASP MASTG and MASVS: storage, communication, authentication, platform interaction. Android, iOS, Huawei HMS.

per platform

A4

Thick client assessment

Desktop and terminal-server applications: traffic, local storage, DLL loading, direct database connections.

per application

A5

AI and LLM application assessment

OWASP Top 10 for LLM: prompt injection, data leakage, permission boundaries, tool-call abuse.

per application

A6

Secure code review

Static analysis tooling plus manual review of security-critical code.

per ~50,000 lines of code

Network, infrastructure and cloud

External and internal networks, Active Directory, wireless, workstations and cloud environments.

B1

External network penetration test

Discovery, service and vulnerability validation; VPN, e-mail, admin interfaces, TLS. Verified findings instead of scanner output.

up to 16 public IP addresses

B2

Internal network and Active Directory test

From an assumed-breach position: AD attack paths, ADCS, NTLM relay, privilege escalation, file shares. Includes a path-to-Domain-Admin diagram.

up to 100 hosts, one AD forest

B3

Wi-Fi security test

WPA2/3-Enterprise configuration, guest network isolation, rogue access points.

per site

B4

Cloud security assessment

Azure, Microsoft 365, AWS, GCP: identity and access, public resources, logging, privilege escalation paths.

per subscription or tenant

B5

Workstation assessment

Lost-laptop scenario: disk encryption, local privilege escalation, USB devices, endpoint protection.

per image

B6

802.1X/NAC and segmentation

From a wall port: network access control bypass, VLAN hopping, reachability between zones.

per site

B7

IoT and hardware security

Device, firmware, communication and back end assessed together.

per device type

OT and industrial security

Industrial control systems assessed without disrupting production, following IEC 62443 and NIST SP 800-82.

More about OT assessments

C1

OT security baseline assessment

Interviews, documentation and passive traffic analysis: asset inventory, protocol map, Purdue levels, IT/OT boundary, remote access.

per site

C2

OT penetration test (active, controlled)

In a test environment or maintenance window, with written OT authorisation: engineering workstation, HMI, PLC access, OPC UA.

custom scope

C3

OT segmentation design and validation

Zones and conduits, DMZ, secure remote maintenance, then verification that traffic really is blocked.

per site

People and physical security

Testing staff and physical controls against an agreed scenario, without naming individuals.

D1

Phishing campaign

Agreed templates and target group; click and credential-submission rates in aggregate statistics.

per campaign

D2

Voice phishing (vishing) test

Service desk and help desk processes tested against an agreed scenario.

per campaign

D3

Physical intrusion test

Access control, tailgating, clean-desk policy, with separate legal preparation.

per site

Adversary simulation

Objective-based exercises that measure detection and response as well as prevention.

E1

Red team exercise

A realistic attack chain using MITRE ATT&CK techniques towards an agreed objective, measuring detection and response.

per engagement

E2

Purple teaming and detection testing

Running ATT&CK techniques together with the defenders; output: a detection coverage matrix.

per engagement

E3

Threat modelling

STRIDE-based analysis to identify critical threats and defensive priorities.

per system

Advisory and compliance

NIS2, ISO/IEC 27001 and business continuity: assessment, policies and readiness.

More about NIS2 readiness

G1

NIS2 supplier quick assessment

Questionnaire, interview and a prioritised remediation plan on a 30-point maturity scale.

per organisation

G2

Architecture review

Based on design documents and a threat model, before development or procurement.

per system

G4

Cybersecurity maturity assessment

Assessment of the security programme with a prioritised improvement plan.

per organisation

G5

Risk analysis and data asset inventory

Data inventory, security classification, threats and proportionate controls.

per organisation

G6

Information security policy

Drafting or updating policies, procedures and supporting materials.

per organisation

G7

ISO/IEC 27001 and NIS2 readiness

Gap analysis and audit preparation under Hungarian Act LXIX of 2024 and related decrees.

per organisation

G8

Business continuity: BIA, BCP, DRP

Business impact analysis, continuity and recovery plans, followed by an exercise.

per organisation

G10

Incident response plan

Checklist, roles, contacts and reporting obligations.

per organisation

Training and awareness

Practical training for staff, plant personnel, developers and executives.

H1

Security awareness training

60–75 minutes with real cases and practical advice.

up to 20 people

H3

OT security training for plant staff

2 × 45 minutes on site.

per session

H4

NIS2 executive workshop

Two hours on management responsibilities and actions.

per session

H5

Secure development training

One-day course for developers with OWASP Top 10 exercises.

up to 12 people

Continuous services

Subscription services on monthly or annual terms.

External attack surface monitoring

Weekly discovery of new subdomains, open ports, services and expiring certificates, with a monthly report. The extended tier adds manual verification of critical findings and a quarterly executive report.

Continuous penetration testing

A quarterly testing budget for new features and changes, including retests.

NIS2 follow-up

Quarterly checks, phishing simulation and an annual quick assessment.

Leaked credential monitoring

Monitoring for leaked credentials and company mentions, with alerts.

Domain and brand monitoring

Detection of look-alike domains and preparation of takedown requests.