1Why We Do Security
We started doing security work because we kept finding vulnerabilities in the applications we were hired to build on top of. Weak authentication, exposed APIs, SQL injection in production. The basics were missing more often than you'd expect. Now security testing is a core part of what we offer, both for our own projects and as standalone assessments for other teams' work. For a real-world example of what happens when security fails, read our analysis of the Odido data breach, where 6.2 million records were stolen through social engineering.
2Penetration Testing
We test web applications, APIs, and network infrastructure using the same techniques real attackers use. That means manual testing, not just running an automated scanner and handing you the output. We test authentication flows, authorization logic, input handling, session management, and business logic vulnerabilities. You get a report with findings, severity ratings, proof-of-concept exploits, and specific remediation steps. We also built Aegis-Auto, an autonomous pentesting platform that orchestrates Nmap, Nuclei, and Amass for continuous attack surface monitoring.
3Security Audits
A full review of your application code, infrastructure configuration, access controls, and data handling. We look at how your application handles authentication, where secrets are stored, how API keys are managed, what happens when input validation fails, and whether your deployment configuration exposes anything it shouldn't. The output is a prioritized list of issues with concrete fixes, not a 200-page PDF of scanner output.
4Secure Development
Every application we build follows OWASP guidelines: parameterized queries, proper input validation, bcrypt password hashing, JWT with appropriate expiry, CORS configuration, rate limiting, and CSP headers. We run SAST tools in our CI pipeline and include security test cases alongside functional tests. If we're building authentication, we use proven libraries, not custom crypto.
5GDPR and Compliance
We help Dutch and EU businesses meet GDPR requirements in their applications: proper consent flows, data access and deletion endpoints, encryption of personal data, data processing agreements, and privacy-by-design architecture. We've also worked with PCI DSS requirements for payment-handling applications.
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