We find your vulnerabilities before a real attacker does
Pentesting, red team and security audits run by certified ethical hackers. Actionable reports, not generic PDFs.
- Certified ethical hackers (OSCP / CEH / CompTIA PenTest+)
- Methodology aligned to OWASP, NIST and MITRE ATT&CK
- Executive report + technical report + prioritized remediation plan
Weeks
From kickoff to final report
Under legal agreement
No test runs without signed authorization
Phases
Scope, execution, reporting, retest
Your infrastructure can be "running fine" and still be vulnerable
A system that has not failed is not the same as a secure system. Most security breaches are not discovered by an internal alert, but by an attacker who found the flaw first — or worse, by a customer who found out before the company did.
Ethical hacking inverts that logic: you hire someone to try to break into your system using the same techniques a real attacker would, but under an explicit legal agreement, with the sole purpose of showing you the hole before somebody else uses it.
Specialised solutions
We simulate real attacks against your applications to find SQL injection, broken authentication, data exposure and OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities before they reach production.
We assess servers, internal networks, VPNs and firewall configurations to identify entry points an external or internal attacker could exploit.
End-to-end targeted attack simulation: reconnaissance, intrusion, lateral movement and controlled exfiltration, to measure how far a real attacker would get and how long you would take to detect them.
We assess prompt injection, training-data leakage, jailbreaks and abuse of connected tools in your AI agents and chatbots — the attack surface most companies are not auditing yet.
Preparation and support for ISO 27001, SOC 2 and Colombia's Habeas Data Law 1581, with gap analysis, documentation and evidence ready for external audit.
If you have already had an incident, we contain it, investigate the root cause and harden the infrastructure so it does not happen again.
Why do it with Nivelics
Reproducible findings, not a scanner dump
Every vulnerability ships with evidence, a CVSS severity rating and the steps to reproduce it. What cannot be reproduced is not reported.
We cover the AI attack surface
Prompt injection, training-data leakage, jailbreaks and abuse of connected tools — what a traditional pentest does not look at.
Two reports, two audiences
An executive report for leadership and a technical report for the IT team, with a prioritized remediation plan and a closing retest.
How an engagement runs
Scope and authorization
We define which systems are assessed, which techniques are allowed, and we sign the rules-of-engagement agreement that legally authorizes the testing.
Deliverable: Signed scope document
Pentest / red team execution
We run the offensive tests following the agreed methodology (OWASP, NIST, MITRE ATT&CK), documenting every finding with reproducible evidence.
Deliverable: Live findings log
Reporting and prioritization
We deliver an executive report (for leadership) and a technical report (for the IT team), with every vulnerability rated by severity (CVSS) and a prioritized remediation plan.
Deliverable: Executive + technical report + remediation plan
Retest and closure
We verify that the critical vulnerabilities were fixed and issue a closure letter / remediation certificate.
Deliverable: Retest + closure letter
Tools we use
Web pentesting
Infrastructure and networks
Red Team
Compliance
Frequently asked questions
Ethical hacking is a simulated attack legally authorized by the system owner, carried out for the sole purpose of finding vulnerabilities before a real attacker does. The key difference is explicit written consent (the rules-of-engagement agreement) and that findings are reported to the client, never exploited.
Between 4 and 6 weeks from kickoff to final report delivery, depending on the size of the system assessed. A full red team engagement (targeted attack simulation) can take between 6 and 10 weeks.
No. Most of our clients hire the pentest precisely to prepare for a certification (ISO 27001, SOC 2) or because one of their own clients or a regulator requires it. We run the audit and hand you the evidence you need.
Yes, as long as there is a signed rules-of-engagement agreement explicitly authorizing the testing, the systems in scope and the techniques allowed. No test is ever run without that prior authorization.
It is reported immediately to the client's technical team, without waiting for the final report, so it can be mitigated as soon as possible. The finding is also documented in the full report with its supporting evidence.
Yes. We audit vulnerabilities specific to generative AI systems such as prompt injection, training-data leakage, jailbreaks and abuse of tools connected to the agent — a new attack surface that traditional pentests do not cover.
Looking to secure the architecture itself rather than attack it? See Cloud Security →
Do you know how exposed your system is?
An initial assessment shows you the real level of risk before you commit to a full pentest.