DATA & CLOUD / SYSTEM NODECybersecurity

Security built in — not bolted on at the end.

We conduct security assessments, review architecture for vulnerabilities, and help engineering teams implement the controls that reduce real risk — without theatre.

Delivery evidence
Ownership, deployment boundary, acceptance criteria, and handover are defined per engagement.
ScopeAssets & rulesReconnaissanceAttack surfaceVuln ScanAutomated toolsManual TestExpert analysisReportCVSS · PriorityRemediationFix & verifyVerifyRetest findingsMonitorOngoing detection
TRUST BOUNDARY
WHAT WE BUILD

Cybersecurity, engineered as an operating system.

Scope follows the real workflow, environment, failure modes, and ownership model rather than a fixed vendor package.

01

Web Application Penetration Testing

Manual and automated testing of web applications and APIs against OWASP Top 10 and business-specific threat models.

  • OWASP Top 10
  • Business logic testing
  • API security testing
02

Cloud Security Assessment

Review of AWS and GCP configurations — IAM policies, network exposure, storage permissions, logging gaps, and security-control posture.

  • IAM policy review
  • Network exposure audit
  • Control gap report
03

Security Architecture Review

Structured review of your system architecture to identify design-level vulnerabilities before they are built into production.

  • Threat modelling
  • Design-level findings
  • Remediation roadmap
04

DevSecOps Implementation

Integrating security into your CI/CD pipeline — SAST, DAST, dependency scanning, and secret detection built into every deployment.

  • SAST / DAST in CI/CD
  • Dependency scanning
  • Secret detection
05

Security Training for Engineers

Practical security training for engineering teams — covering OWASP vulnerabilities, secure coding patterns, and common implementation mistakes.

  • OWASP coverage
  • Hands-on exercises
  • Code review techniques
DELIVERY SEQUENCE

From unknowns to production evidence.

01

Scope Definition

Define the assessment scope — in-scope assets, testing rules of engagement, excluded systems, and success criteria — before any testing begins.

Asset List Scope Agreement
02

Reconnaissance

Map the attack surface — exposed services, subdomains, technology fingerprinting, and publicly available information that an attacker would use.

Scope Agreement Attack Surface Map
03

Vulnerability Scan

Automated scanning of web applications, APIs, and infrastructure using industry-standard tools. Results are triaged to remove false positives before reporting.

Attack Surface Scan Results
04

Manual Testing

Expert manual testing of business logic flaws, authentication bypasses, privilege escalation paths, and other vulnerabilities that automated tools miss.

Scan Results Findings
05

Report & Prioritise

Findings reported with CVSS scores, business impact assessment, and prioritised remediation roadmap — written for both technical and non-technical audiences.

Findings Security Report
06

Remediate & Verify

Verify that findings have been correctly remediated through targeted retesting. Deliver a remediation verification summary for issues confirmed fixed.

Security Report Secured System
TECHNOLOGY SURFACE

Tools selected for the system, not the trend.

Technology follows environment, operating constraints, team ownership, and long-term maintainability.

01Web App Testing

Burp Suite · OWASP ZAP · Nuclei · SQLMap

02Infrastructure

Nessus · OpenVAS · Nmap · Metasploit

03Cloud Security

ScoutSuite · Prowler · CloudSploit · Checkov

04DevSecOps

Semgrep · Snyk · Trivy · GitLeaks · Gitleaks

WHERE IT FITS

The same capability changes by domain.

01

Finance

Payment-security scoping support, financial application penetration testing, and privileged-access review within the client’s compliance programme.

02

Healthcare

Healthcare security assessments, EHR application testing, and medical-device network security designed around the client’s privacy and compliance obligations.

03

Technology

SaaS application pen testing, API security, CI/CD security integration, cloud posture review.

04

Retail

E-commerce application testing, payment-flow security, payment-security scoping support, and third-party risk review.

TECHNICAL FAQ

Questions worth resolving before delivery.

01What is the difference between a vulnerability scan and a penetration test?+

A vulnerability scan uses automated tools to identify known issues. A penetration test includes manual expert analysis to find business logic flaws, chained vulnerabilities, and issues that automated tools cannot detect. We always recommend including manual testing for any production system.

02Do you provide a remediation report?+

Yes. Every finding includes a clear description, CVSS score, business impact assessment, and specific remediation guidance. We also provide a retest to verify that fixes have been correctly implemented.

03Can you work within our existing compliance programme?+

Yes. We can work within client-defined security and compliance requirements and support the technical controls, evidence, and remediation work your programme requires. OSYSTIC does not represent this work as certification or legal compliance advice.

04How do you handle sensitive findings?+

All findings are communicated through agreed secure channels. We do not retain copies of sensitive data discovered during testing beyond the agreed assessment period.

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