Briefing · Offensive Security
Senior-led penetration testing that launches in days, not months. Whether a regulator set the date, a competitor was breached, a release is about to ship, or a customer is asking who tests your systems, we prove what is exploitable and show your engineers exactly what to fix.
Trusted across six continents
2,000+Assessments delivered
6Continents covered
4+Published CVEs
Clear effort estimate · Tested on your timeline
Pentest requests rarely come with generous timelines
An audit is approaching, a client needs assurance, or a deal is waiting on security approval. You need experienced testers, clear evidence, and findings your team can act on.
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Audits, client reviews, and releases do not wait. We estimate the required effort quickly, agree on a realistic start date, and schedule the assessment around your timeline.
02
Automated scanners are a useful starting point. Our senior testers go further: validating findings, exploring attack paths, safely testing exploitability, and showing how individual weaknesses could be chained by a real attacker.
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Every finding includes clear evidence, reproduction steps, practical remediation guidance, and risk-based prioritisation. You receive a full technical report your engineers can act on, an executive summary in business risk terms for your board, and a redacted version you can hand to an auditor or attach to a tender.
An independent assessment of how we test: our methods, our people, and how we handle client data. You do not have to take our word for it.
CREST Marketplace · CyberOps Network SRL
Accreditation · Why it matters
Anyone can call themselves a penetration tester. CREST is the accreditation buyers are told to look for, and it covers the firm as well as the people.
Either one alone gives you less assurance than the combination.
Our methodology, reporting, and the way we protect your data are assessed by an outside body, not self-declared.
Certification reflects current skill, not a course someone passed once.
Background checks on everyone who touches your systems.
If an engagement goes wrong, there is an independent body with the authority to investigate. Most low-cost providers offer nothing.
CyberOps holds CREST company accreditation, and our testers hold CREST certification individually.
Lateral movement · PTaaS
Penetration Testing as a Service replaces isolated, point-in-time assessments with ongoing, senior-led testing. Findings are shared as they are verified, retesting is included, and every issue gets a clear final status before the engagement closes.
2,000+
Assessments delivered across six continents by our senior team
48 hours
From first call to testing underway, instead of the industry's six weeks
4+
Published CVEs, because research is part of the job here
Execution · How we work
The process is deliberately boring, because predictability is the point. The findings are where it gets interesting.
01 · Scope
No sales relay. You talk to the person who will run the engagement; scope and quote land within 24 hours.
02 · Test
Manual, exploit-driven testing against the systems that matter, with safe-harbour rules agreed up front.
03 · Report
Every issue verified, reproduced, and ranked by exploitability, then walked through with your engineers instead of sitting in a PDF. You get the full technical report, a board-ready summary, and a redacted version for auditors and tenders.
04 · Retest
Remediation checks are part of the engagement. You close the loop with evidence, not assumptions.
Clearance · Credentials
Certifications and clearances your auditors can verify, held by the people who actually run your engagement. Not by a bench somewhere.
Individual certifications
CREST
OSCP
GPEN
OSWE
OSEP
OSED
CRTP
CRTO
CEH
eCPTX
eWPTX
BTL
Company certification
CREST · PEN TEST
CREST company accreditation for Penetration Testing
Every engagement is delivered by our own team inside the EU. Nothing is subcontracted offshore, so you always know exactly who has access to your systems, and what happens to the results afterwards.
CREST accreditation means an independent body with real authority will investigate if an engagement falls short. Low-cost providers rarely offer any route of complaint at all.
Findings · Field results
Anonymised by contract, concrete by nature. The pattern is the point: real attackers chain small gaps into big problems.
After four “clean” reports
A SaaS platform came to us after years of quiet scanner reports. Manual testing of their API surfaced chained authorization breaks with full tenant-data access.
100+ platforms · one bank
A multi-year engagement across a banking group's estate, including original research that ended in a published CVE rather than just a closed ticket.
Multi-vector red team
Full adversary simulation combining technical exploitation with human-layer attacks, delivered against a board-set deadline.
What's your story?
Tell usReport · What you walk away with
Not a scanner export with a logo. Every engagement closes with evidence your whole organisation can act on, from the board summary to the fix-first appendix.
Briefings from the people who run the engagements: how intrusions actually start, what the first hours look like, and which controls change the outcome.
Security awareness
The advice to watch for spelling mistakes and awkward phrasing has stopped working. What replaces it is not better instinct, it is better process.
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Threat intelligence
Infostealer malware quietly copies credentials, browser cookies and session tokens from one device, then hands an attacker a working key to accounts you thought were protected.
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Incident response
Encryption is the end of a ransomware attack, not the beginning. Understanding what happens beforehand is what makes prevention possible.
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Maybe a client is waiting on a report. Maybe an audit is coming up, or you just want testing that keeps pace with how you build. Either way, we'll get you a quote fast.
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