We don't scan for bugs. We think like the person trying to break in.
Uncrypt runs penetration tests the way real attackers operate — then hands you a report your board can actually act on. No template PDFs. No copy-pasted CVE lists.
Security testing scoped to how you actually get attacked.
Six core service lines, each run by testers and analysts who've broken or defended the same kind of system before — not just read about it.
Web Application Penetration Testing
Manual testing of auth flows, business logic, and injection points that automated scanners routinely miss.
Learn more →Network Security Assessment
Internal and external testing that maps how a foothold on one machine turns into control of the whole network.
Learn more →Mobile Application Penetration Testing
Static and dynamic analysis of iOS and Android apps, covering storage, API, and reverse-engineering risks.
Learn more →Cloud Infrastructure Security Assessment
Misconfiguration, IAM privilege, and attack-path review across your cloud environment and deployment pipeline.
Learn more →Vulnerability Management as a Service
Continuous scanning, human-verified triage, and prioritized remediation tracking — so your vulnerability backlog never goes stale.
Learn more →Managed SOC — SOC as a Service
24/7 detection and response backed by real analysts, not just alert forwarding — built to catch what a real intrusion looks like.
Learn more →Most firms run checklists. We run engagements.
Offensive-security approach, not compliance theater
We test the way an attacker would actually try to reach your data — chaining small weaknesses into real impact — instead of running down a generic vulnerability checklist and calling it a day.
Hacker-mindset assessment
Every engagement is led by testers trained to think in terms of attack paths and objectives, not just findings — because that's how the people trying to break into your systems actually think.
Corporate-grade reporting
You get a report built for two audiences at once: engineers who need exact reproduction steps, and executives who need to understand business risk in plain language.
Trusted across the industries where security failures cost the most.
Clear from the first call to the final retest.
No surprises mid-engagement — you know exactly what's happening at every stage, and exactly what you'll walk away with.
Scope & Kickoff
We define targets, goals, and rules of engagement together before testing starts.
Testing Window
Manual, methodology-driven testing against the agreed scope.
Findings Validation
Every finding is proven with a working proof-of-concept before it goes in the report.
Reporting
A client-ready report covering both business risk and technical detail.
Debrief & Retest
A walkthrough call, plus a retest once fixes are deployed.
Feedback from teams we've worked with.
Uncrypt found things our previous vendor missed for two years running. The report was the first one our engineering team actually understood without a translation call.
They don't just run a scan and call it done. Watching them chain a handful of low-severity issues into a full account takeover changed how seriously we take remediation.
Corporate-grade reporting that satisfied our auditors and was clear enough to present directly to the board.
Consultants who hold real, industry-recognized credentials.
Every engagement is led by testers certified across the domains they work in — not generalists running a tool.
Common questions before getting started.
How is Uncrypt different from a vulnerability scan?
A scanner flags surface-level issues automatically. Our testers manually chain those findings together the way a real attacker would, so you see actual business impact — not just a raw list of CVEs.
Do you only test for compliance, or do you go deeper?
Our reports are mapped to the frameworks your auditors expect, but the testing itself goes well past the minimum needed to check a compliance box — we're testing for real risk, and compliance alignment comes along with that.
What's included in your reports?
An executive summary for leadership, detailed technical findings with reproduction steps and proof-of-concept evidence, severity ratings, and prioritized remediation guidance.
How long does a typical engagement take?
Most engagements run two to four weeks depending on scope, followed by a debrief call and a retest once fixes are deployed.
Do you offer retesting after remediation?
Yes — every engagement includes a retest to confirm that fixes actually close the issues we found, not just patch the symptom.
Want your team to test like this too?
Our training programs teach the same offensive methodology our consultants use on real engagements.
See Training Programs