Independent offensive security · booking engagements

We break what matters —
before someone else does.

Penetration testing and security assessments for teams that can't afford to guess where they're exposed.

Services

Find the holes on your terms, not an attacker's

01 · Pentest

Penetration Testing

Web, API, network, and cloud. Orchestrated against OWASP and PTES, with findings validated and triaged — not raw scanner output.

02 · Network

External & Network Testing

Perimeter and internal network testing — the exposed services and misconfigurations an attacker would actually reach, within a signed scope.

03 · Cloud

Cloud & SaaS Review

Identity, exposure, and misconfiguration review across AWS, GCP, and the SaaS your business runs on.

04 · Retest

Remediation & Re-test

Fixes verified, not assumed. We re-test every finding and update its status so you can prove it's closed.

OWASP WSTGPTESCVSS v3.1 CWEAuthorization-firstNon-destructive by default

Tooling

The instruments the industry actually runs

No black box. We orchestrate the standard offensive-security toolkit — the same instruments a capable attacker uses — against your systems under a signed scope.

Recon & mapping

nmapamasscert transparencywhatwebwafw00f

Web & API

Burp Suitenucleiniktoffufgobuster

TLS & transport

testssl.shsslscanopenssl

Validation

sqlmapMetasploithydra

Used only to confirm a finding, within signed scope — never to cause harm.

Approach

Automated. Repeatable. Authorization-first.

Cryndel runs the industry's offensive toolkit as one orchestrated pipeline — fast, consistent, and repeatable across every retest — and never touches a target without written scope and proof of ownership.

1

Scope & authorize

Signed rules of engagement, defined targets, defined limits. No surprises.

2

Test

Throttled, non-destructive, detection-first — escalating to proof only within scope.

3

Report

Every finding reproduced, CVSS-rated, with remediation a developer can act on.

4

Re-test

We come back and confirm the fix. Closure you can show an auditor.

The deliverable

A report your team can act on — and an auditor will respect

Not a 300-page scanner dump. A ranked set of real findings, each with severity, a CVSS vector, reproduction steps, business impact, and a concrete fix. False positives are ruled out and documented, so your team spends time on what's real.

FAQ

How we work

How does an engagement start?

With a signed scope and rules of engagement, and proof you own or control the target. We never test anything without written authorization — it's the first thing on file, every time.

What do you actually test?

Web apps and APIs, your external network perimeter, and cloud/SaaS configuration. Scope is set to what matters to you. We focus on penetration testing and vulnerability assessment — not full-scope red-team engagements.

Will testing take our site down?

No. We default to throttled, non-destructive, detection-first testing. Anything higher-impact is flagged and scheduled with you in advance — often in a maintenance window.

How long does it take?

A focused web-application assessment is typically about a week of testing plus reporting; larger or multi-system scopes take longer. We agree the timeline before we start.

What do we get at the end?

A ranked report — each finding with a CVSS v3.1 score, reproduction steps, business impact, and a concrete fix — plus a re-test after you remediate, so you can prove closure. See a sample ↗

How do you handle our data?

We scope engagements to steer clear of regulated data — testing against synthetic or test accounts rather than live records wherever possible. Findings and evidence are kept on infrastructure we control, shared securely, and deleted after the engagement. If an engagement genuinely can't avoid sensitive data, we agree exactly how it's handled, and any paperwork that needs to be in place, before anything starts.

Can this support a compliance requirement?

Yes — an independent pentest and report is the testing evidence SOC 2, PCI DSS, and HIPAA risk analyses call for. We provide the test, not the certification itself.

Start a conversation

Tell us what you're worried about

Scoping is a conversation, not a form. Reach out and we'll figure out the right engagement together.