Security & Penetration Testing โ UAE
OSCP / CEH-certified ethical hackers, manual exploit chaining, executive + developer VAPT report, free retest. Trusted by UAE BFSI and FinTech compliance teams. NESA, UAE IAS, and ISO 27001 aligned architecture.
UAE Security Testing โ Scoping Call
Free 30-min call with an OSCP-certified security lead. NDA-first. Scoping document and indicative VAPT timeline delivered within 24 hours.
By the Numbers
Every engagement is led by certified engineers, mapped to UAE frameworks, and delivered with evidence your CISO, auditor, and developers can use.
Regulatory Coverage
Each report includes UAE-specific control mapping, remediation priorities, and evidence packs for governance, risk, and audit stakeholders.
National Electronic Security Authority
Telecommunications & Digital Regulatory Authority
ISMS and Annex A evidence mapping
DIFC and DFSA-regulated entities
What We Test
Manual-first security testing delivered by certified practitioners with full technical and executive reporting.
OWASP Top 10, business logic abuse, authentication bypass, injection (SQLi/XSS/XXE/SSTI), IDOR, CSRF, and upload exploitation.
OWASP MASVS, reverse engineering (Jadx/Frida), certificate pinning bypass, insecure storage, deeplink exploitation, and runtime manipulation.
REST and GraphQL attack paths: BOLA/IDOR, mass assignment, injection, rate-limit bypass, JWT abuse, and data exposure flaws.
Segmentation testing, AD attack paths (Kerberoasting, DCSync, Pass-the-Hash), firewall rule review, VPN assessment, and lateral movement simulation.
AWS/Azure/GCP reviews for IAM privilege escalation, storage exposure, security groups, container risks, and CSPM posture gaps.
Full adversary simulation with phishing, vishing, physical vectors, MITRE ATT&CK techniques, C2 operations, and board tabletop debrief.
Delivery Model
Your CISO can brief the lead in Dubai. Exploit chaining runs with certified engineers in Mumbai. DIFC entity, AED billing, and 40โ60% cost advantage versus UAE-only security firms.
Named lead for CISO briefings, NESA/TDRA/DFSA conversations, board-level risk presentations, and NDA process under UAE law.
OSCP, CEH, and CREST-certified specialists across web, mobile, API, network, cloud, and adversary simulation workflows.
DIFC-registered local entity for confidence, offshore specialist bench for cost efficiency, invoiced in AED with UAE VAT registration.
Mutual NDA from day one, ISO 27001-aligned data handling, and controlled infrastructure for findings confidentiality.
DIFC-registered entity. CISO briefings, NESA/TDRA/DFSA meetings, NDA under UAE law, board risk presentations, AED invoicing.
OSCP, CEH, and CREST-certified engineers with IST overlap. Web, mobile, network, cloud, and red team specialists.
Manual exploit-chain testing, UAE framework mapping, and remediation verification that stands up in board and audit reviews.
A scanner export is not a penetration test. Our OSCP-led teams manually chain business logic flaws, privilege escalation, and auth bypass paths that automated tools miss.
UAE BFSI and enterprise audits require NESA IAS, DIFC DPL, and DFSA governance context. Findings are mapped to UAE control expectations your auditor will actually check.
A genuine retest within 30 days verifies fixed Critical and High issues. No post-remediation upsell and no incomplete closure cycle.
Engagement Models
One web app, mobile app, or API. Fixed scope and price. 10-day report with NESA + ISO mapping and free retest.
Web + API + mobile under one coordinated engagement with chained discovery across the full attack surface and unified reporting.
Quarterly VAPT, continuous monitoring support, incident-response advisory, and annual red team with dedicated security lead.
Full adversary simulation across phishing, physical, and C2 paths with MITRE ATT&CK mapping and executive tabletop debrief.
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SAST, DAST, and SCA are complementary application security approaches. SAST checks source code without running the app. DAST tests the running application by simulating external attacks. SCA identifies known risks in open-source or third-party dependencies. Used together, they provide stronger lifecycle coverage than any one method alone.
A pentesting company performs authorised simulated attacks on systems, apps, APIs, or networks to identify exploitable vulnerabilities before malicious actors do. Engagements run under agreed scope and rules of engagement and end with risk-prioritised remediation guidance.
Common specialisations include web and mobile app testing, API security assessments, network and infrastructure pentests, cloud security reviews, social engineering scenarios, and red team exercises. Specialised domains like IoT or OT testing can also be offered depending on provider capability.
Costs vary by scope, complexity, testing depth, and assessor seniority. A focused web app pentest may begin in the low thousands of dollars, while broad red team or large infrastructure programmes can reach much higher. Final pricing depends on targets, duration, and reporting requirements.
A structured engagement typically includes scoping and reconnaissance, active testing and exploitation, findings analysis, and reporting. Deliverables include evidence, severity ratings, business impact, and prioritised remediation. Mature teams align process with recognised frameworks such as OWASP or PTES.
A vulnerability assessment identifies known weaknesses, often using automated tooling. Penetration testing goes further by attempting exploitation to validate real attacker impact. Most organisations run assessments frequently and schedule pentests at major release, compliance, or annual checkpoints.
Qualified testers often hold certifications such as OSCP, CEH, GPEN, or GWAPT, while advanced roles may include OSCE or OSEP. Beyond credentials, domain experience in cloud, enterprise networks, or application security matters. Ask who will actually perform your engagement and their relevant background.