Penetration testing as a service

Security must be top priority. As soon as you can afford it, get a security audit to do black box/gray box pen test… It costs $5k-$20k per engagement.

We just bought a company… Because vulnerability scanning is fundamentally broken… Coana flips the script. It asks: Is this vulnerability even reachable?

I hired a professional to audit my SaaS for security… found 4 minor vulnerabilities. Nothing serious, and all fixed now… I'm going to do this more often.

PSA reminder that you can't penetration test… your way to being secure. You will run out of time, money… A holistic security approach investing in prevention is the way.

I did a pentest recently where the client had a hardened endpoints… I wish I could talk about all the awesome stuff they were doing.

This hack should make one thing very clear: if you invest all your security time/effort into audits at the expense of tests, you're putting your protocol at extraordinary risk.

Testers get away with bad work because customers can't tell the difference.

Anyone who's been a security consultant knows that vulnerabilities you discover while pen testing a customer… are under NDA.

There's a few lessons… defense in depth matters: exploit chains… how a company that cares about security behaves: invites researchers to collaborate.

When the attacker reached out… We spent 48 hours fixing gaps… What started as an attack turned into a conversation about infra, security.

Catching those critical findings before production means you saved your team's reputation… and possibly a public incident response cycle.

Just bagged $6,200… Combining favicon hashes… led me straight to endpoints they didn't realize were exposed!

When I was 14, I saw a problem… Was ridiculously laborious… It is still in use.

My Story on How I Breached a Company with Donuts… I sat there for about an hour running tools… Undetected.

One small crack… I was performing a cybersecurity risk assessment… The lesson: it doesn't take a dozen vulnerabilities.

Hacked an ai startup… through a small IDOR injection… Vibe coding has made us more productive, but not at the cost of our users.

It's surprisingly easy to overlook gaps… Switch roles. Become the intruder. Approach your system like someone actively trying to break it.

You could follow all best practices and still get hacked… Master this and you go from hours lost to instantly spotting patterns.