We break it before someone else does.
Automated scanners find known issues. Testers find the chain — the forgotten subdomain that leads to the staging credential that unlocks production. Every Willsec test is manual, scoped honestly, and reported so your engineers can act on it the same week.
A tester, alone with the target
One person alone at a single monitor in a large empty room, seen from behind and some distance away, small in frame. Screen a soft pale glow, contents not legible. Bare desk, deep space around them. Absolutely no dark hoodies, no green matrix text, no balaclavas.
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Everything below is in scope, not an upsell.
Web, mobile, API, network, cloud
Full-scope external and internal testing, plus Active Directory, wireless and thick-client assessments.Manual, not just a scan
Scanners run first so the humans can spend their time on business logic and chained exploitation.Reports engineers respect
Reproduction steps, evidence, and a fix that names the file and the line — not "implement input validation".Risk-rated, not severity-dumped
Forty findings ranked by what an attacker would actually do with them, so you know what to fix on Monday.Free retest
We verify your fixes and reissue the report. Closing a finding should not cost extra.Safe by design
Rules of engagement agreed up front. We test hard, but we do not take production down to prove a point.No mystery about what happens next.
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Scope
A short call to define targets, rules of engagement, timing and deliverables. Fixed price out of it, not a range.
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Test
Reconnaissance, exploitation and post-exploitation, with critical findings reported the moment we confirm them.
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Report & retest
Full written report, a walkthrough call with your engineers, then a free retest once the fixes land.
These usually travel together.
Start with a conversation, not a quote.
Thirty minutes with the engineer who would run this. You'll leave knowing whether it's the right thing to do first — even if the answer is no.