Offensive Security
No matter the state of your cybersecurity, we take you to the next level. Our team specializes in offensive security so you achieve maximum protection.
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International Certification
At GooIng, we are proud to have a team of highly qualified professionals passionate about cybersecurity. To ensure the highest quality in our offensive security services, our staff has earned OffSec's PEN-200 certification, obtaining the prestigious Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) credential. You choose a team whose expertise has been verified by one of the industry's most respected standards.
Our offensive security services
We assess every attack surface of your organization.
Web applications
We carry out thorough security assessments of web applications to uncover and exploit critical vulnerabilities. This includes detecting SQL injection, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks, flaws in authentication and authorization mechanisms, and other weaknesses that could compromise the integrity, availability and confidentiality of the application.
Mobile apps
We assess the security of mobile applications on iOS and Android, identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities both in the app running on the device and in its interaction with APIs. Our analysis covers the full attack surface, ensuring a comprehensive view of the risks.
APIs
We assess the security of application programming interfaces (APIs), including REST, SOAP and GraphQL. We identify and advise on vulnerabilities that could expose sensitive data or allow unauthorized access.
External networks
We carry out security assessments of your organization's external network infrastructure, emulating the tactics of an external attacker. We focus on testing the robustness of your security perimeter, identifying vulnerabilities that could facilitate unauthorized access to internal resources.
Internal networks
We simulate attacks from the perspective of an internal intruder to assess the security of your organization's network infrastructure. Our goal is to uncover flaws that could allow unauthorized access to applications, services and devices within the internal network.