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Cybersecurity · delivered by Nyoxa

Find the weaknesses before attackers do.

Authorized, methodical penetration testing of your real-world risk: web applications, APIs, cloud and everything of yours that faces the internet. No fear-selling, no jargon walls.

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What we test

Six assessment services, one methodology.

  1. A tester working on a web application's login page, findings in red on his second screen
    / 01

    Web Application Pentesting

    Manual, authorized testing of your web apps against real attacker techniques, not just scanner output.

  2. A tester reviewing API requests at night, suspicious lines highlighted in red
    / 02

    API Security Testing

    Authentication, authorization, injection and logic flaws across REST and GraphQL APIs.

  3. Two consultants reviewing a cloud configuration dashboard, one pointing at a warning
    / 03

    Cloud & SaaS Review

    Configuration and identity review of your cloud accounts and the SaaS tools your business runs on.

  4. Two analysts at a wall-sized map of internet-facing systems, exposed points marked in red
    / 04

    Attack Surface Assessment

    Everything of yours an attacker can reach from the internet, mapped, tested and prioritised.

  5. A consultant auditing a website's admin dashboard, several plugins flagged with red warnings
    / 05

    WordPress Security Audit

    Hardening, plugin risk and configuration review for the platform most small businesses actually run.

  6. An engineer with a spoofed email flagged on one screen and domain records being fixed on the other
    / 06

    Email & Domain Security

    SPF, DKIM, DMARC and domain posture, so your name is harder to spoof and your mail lands.

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How a test runs

Authorized. Methodical. Retested.

Every engagement starts with written authorization and clear rules: what is in scope, what is off limits, and when testing happens. Then we work the target the way a real attacker would, manually, with tooling where it helps.

  • Written scope and authorization before any testing
  • Findings ranked by real business impact
  • Fix-ready guidance your developers can act on
  • Free retest of fixed findings
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What you receive

Deliverables built for decisions.

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Contents

  1. 1Executive summary in plain language: what is broken and what it means for the business
  2. 2Technical findings with reproduction steps and evidence
  3. 3Prioritised remediation plan, ordered by risk, not by tool output
  4. 4Retest report confirming what was fixed

Fair questions

Is this legal and safe for production?
Yes. Nothing is tested without your written authorization and an agreed scope. Testing windows, excluded systems and emergency contacts are set before we start, and destructive techniques are never used against production.
Will it disrupt our business?
Assessments are planned around your hours and rate-limited to avoid load. Most clients notice nothing until the report arrives.
We already run a vulnerability scanner. Why this?
Scanners find known patterns. Attackers chain logic flaws, misconfigurations and weak assumptions that scanners cannot see. Manual testing finds the paths a scanner never will, and tells you which ones actually matter.
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Know where you stand.

Tell us what you run and what worries you. We reply with an honest scope and a fixed price within one working day.

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