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Request a scoped product security assessment
Tell us what you'd like tested—apps, APIs, cloud, or AI integrations—and we'll reply with a clear scope and fixed-price proposal.
Scoped, non-disruptive testing. No commitment until scope is confirmed.
Typical reply
Within 2 business days
Faster when the scope is already well bounded and the main attack surface is clear.
Before testing
Scope and price agreed
No testing starts until you approve the targets, exclusions, timing, and fixed quote.
Included
Walkthrough and retest window
Named deliverables are confirmed up front, including a report reading call and a re-test window.
What to expect
A clear, fixed-scope process
We confirm scope, timeline, and access upfront so you know exactly what happens before any testing begins.
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Request and context
Share what you want tested and any constraints. We respond with a few clarifying questions.
2
Scope and price
We define targets, exclusions, timeline, and a fixed price before any work starts.
3
Kickoff and testing
We run the agreed tests within the fixed scope and keep communication predictable.
4
Report and closeout
You receive a clear report with evidence, fixes, and an optional walkthrough.
What we confirm upfront
- Assets in scope and out of scope
- Testing window and points of contact
- Access needs (if any), agreed ahead of time
- Fixed price and delivery date
No surprises
- Testing is scoped and non-disruptive
- No hidden upsells or scope creep
- You can pause or adjust before kickoff
Why teams trust this step
Most teams check the proof before they share scope
That is reasonable. The safer this step feels, the faster internal alignment happens and the easier it is to send the right context on the first pass.
What buyers review first
These are the assets buyers usually open before they commit.
How we work
A step-by-step view of scoping, testing, and closeout.
Review the processReports & deliverables
What's included, how evidence is presented, and how teams use the output.
See deliverablesWhat security leaders mention after working with us
Clear scope, clear reporting, and predictable follow-through are what teams tend to mention most.
The kind of vulnerabilities they found were things we never expected — things which were not on our radar. That changed how we think about our own attack surface.
Found multiple interesting exploitable vulnerabilities across our product. Clear reporting, thorough walkthroughs of each finding, and they stayed engaged until every issue was resolved.
We engaged with Appsecco for red teaming. Their findings were specific, well-documented, and gave our team a clear path to remediation.
If you're still unsure, share one sentence in the request form and we'll point you to the most relevant next step. Go back to the form
Assessment request
Share a few details to scope the assessment
We use this to confirm scope and provide a fixed-price proposal. No testing starts until you approve scope in writing.
- OK You can keep details high level; no sensitive data required
- OK We only use this information to prepare the scope and proposal
- OK If it is not a fit, we'll say so clearly
What comes back
You receive a scoped reply, not a vague follow-up
Fixed quote or tight clarification
We either confirm the fixed-price path or ask only the questions needed to lock it.
Scope boundaries in plain language
Targets, exclusions, testing window, and any access assumptions are made explicit.
Buyer-ready next steps
You can forward the reply internally for engineering review, budget signoff, or procurement.
Named deliverables
We tell you what report, evidence, retest, and walkthrough outputs are included before kickoff.
Typical turnaround is within 2 business days. Faster when the scope is already well bounded.
Common starting points
Apps & APIs
Web apps, APIs, customer portals, admin surfaces, and mobile-backed product testing.
Start with product testingCloud, Kubernetes & IAM
Accounts, clusters, storage, trust boundaries, and privilege-escalation attack paths.
Start with cloud scopeMCP servers
Tool safety, prompt injection, OAuth hygiene, connected resources, and AI assistant attack paths.
Start with MCP scope