In todays dynamic cybersecurity landscape, safeguarding digital assets is of paramount importance for businesses. However, not every organization can feasibly maintain a dedicated in-house security team and application testers due to budget constraints. Both publicly accessible applications and private in-house systems used by employees are increasingly vulnerable to cyber attacks, with new vulnerabilities surfacing more frequently.
Employing a full-time security employee can entail significant costs, often exceeding $100,000 annually. Alternatively, engaging the services of a contractor-based security professional or expert hobbyist is an advantageous solution, as it provides the same level of expertise and assessment while proving to be more cost-effective.
By embracing the concept of allowing ethical hackers, reverse engineers, or other security professionals to search for vulnerabilities in your applications, businesses can proactively fortify their defense mechanisms against potential hacking attempts. This approach empowers organizations to identify and address security weaknesses before malicious actors can exploit them, thus fortifying the overall resilience of their applications and data.
Web Application Penetration Testing → Find exploitable web vulnerabilities (e.g., SQLi, XSS) with structured, retestable reporting. Learn more →
Mobile Application Penetration Testing → Assess iOS/Android apps, APIs, auth, storage, and client controls. Learn more →
Vulnerability Scanning → Open-source or commercial scans (e.g., Nessus, Burp Pro, Qualys) with actionable findings. Learn more →
OSINT Analysis → Intelligence gathering for threats, exposure, and adversary insights. Learn more →
Thick Client Testing → Two-tier & three-tier app testing, traffic/memory analysis, and secure storage review. Learn more →
Reverse Engineering → Analyze binaries/protocols to uncover deep flaws and validate patches. Learn more →
Phishing Simulations → Realistic campaigns, metrics, and awareness improvements. Learn more →
Built by seasoned security pros with experience across private/public sectors and work for clients like Cisco and Honeywell.
Identity-verified marketplace for both Requesters and Testers—accountability by design.
Legal & ethical first: NDAs, explicit authorization, and staging-first testing guidance.
Yes—testing is consent-based with clear scope, NDAs, and ethical guidelines.
No. Use a staging environment to minimize risk and ensure thorough testing.
Payment is sent in advance to escrow; on approval, 80–85% is released to the Tester (per policy/version).
Yes, you can request a specific Tester based on skills and availability.
Escalate to the Dispute Team; if non-viable, you’re refunded; if valid, the Tester is paid.
Absolutely. Verified freelancers are welcome to apply and showcase expertise.