Capabilities / Adversarial Testing

We attack
what we defend.

OwlEye operates one of the most disciplined offensive security practices in the country. Our operators don’t run scanners and call it a pentest — they exploit, pivot, and document the way real adversaries do. Then they hand the playbook to your defenders.

OSCP · OSEP · CRTO
Operator credentials

Every offensive engagement is led by a certified, peer-reviewed operator — not a junior with a scanner.

SECRET
Cleared personnel

Government-cleared operators available for engagements with national-security or regulated-industry sensitivity.

MITRE ATT&CK
Mapped to the framework

Findings and TTPs mapped to ATT&CK — so your detection engineering team has something to build against.

Areas of Competence

Six disciplines. One offensive team.

Every engagement is scoped, rules-of-engagement signed, and reported against a published methodology. Findings include reproducible proof-of-concept, business impact, CVSS, and a remediation pathway your engineers can actually execute.

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Application Penetration Testing

Web and mobile application assessments executed against OWASP ASVS L2/L3 and OWASP MASVS. Manual exploitation of authentication, authorization, session management, business logic, and data validation flaws — not just a scanner output.

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External Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing

Internet-facing perimeter assessed from an unauthenticated attacker’s vantage point. Reconnaissance, attack-surface mapping, exploitation, and post-exploitation pivot analysis — with prioritized remediation.

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Internal Network Penetration Testing

Assumed-breach simulation against the internal estate. Active Directory abuse, lateral movement, credential harvesting, privilege escalation, and domain-dominance pathing — mapped to MITRE ATT&CK.

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API Penetration Testing

REST, GraphQL, and gRPC interfaces tested against OWASP API Security Top 10 — broken object-level authorization, mass assignment, rate-limit bypass, schema introspection abuse, and business-logic exploitation.

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Red & Purple Teaming

Objective-based adversarial campaigns that exercise people, process, and technology. Red team operates covertly against agreed goals; purple team collaborates with your defenders to harden detection and response in real time.

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Secure Code Review

Manual, expert-led source-code review against language-specific weakness taxonomies (CWE, SANS Top 25). Threat-model-driven — we read the code the way an attacker would, not the way a linter does.

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A scanner is not a pentest.

Automated tooling has its place — but it does not chain three medium-severity findings into a domain-admin foothold. It does not bypass your WAF with a custom payload. It does not write business-logic exploits against your checkout flow. Operators do.

Every OwlEye engagement is human-led, evidence-rich, and pressure-tested against what real attackers are doing in the wild this quarter — not last year’s threat model.

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