Pre-launch & SaaS
First customer, SOC2 questionnaire, or enterprise pilot requiring a credible third-party test.
NASBIX TECHNOLOGIES
Manual and tool-assisted penetration tests for web apps, APIs, and mobile—scoped rules of engagement, reproducible exploit paths, risk-ranked reporting, and retest evidence for investors and auditors from Karachi.
Assessments fail when scope is vague, findings are unreproducible, or reports list CVEs with no business impact. NASBIX pen tests focus on what an attacker would chain together—broken auth, IDOR, injection, business-logic abuse, and misconfigured cloud edges—with steps your team can replay in staging and tickets prioritized by likelihood and impact.
We test products we build and systems you already run. Findings feed secure SDLC backlogs and pair with vulnerability assessment when you need broader coverage first. Fintech and exchange engagements get extra attention on session handling, withdrawal flows, and admin separation.
Founders, CISOs, and engineering leads before launch, fundraising, or renewal season.
First customer, SOC2 questionnaire, or enterprise pilot requiring a credible third-party test.
Payment, wallet, and trading surfaces where auth and transaction integrity are in scope.
Validate fixes after a breach scare or before a high-risk feature ships to production.
Scoped to assets, access level, and timeline—not a one-size automated scan.
Web applications, REST/GraphQL APIs, mobile apps, and selected infrastructure edges.
Human testers chain flaws scanners miss—logic, race conditions, and multi-step auth bypass.
OAuth/OIDC flows, JWT handling, MFA gaps, and privilege escalation paths documented clearly.
CVSS where it helps, plus business context so product can prioritize what users actually touch.
Concrete fix patterns and references—not “consult your vendor” for every critical item.
Validation of fixes with updated evidence for auditors, investors, and customer security reviews.
We run tests safely, communicate during the window, and leave you with artifacts GRC and engineering both can use.
Clear boundaries up front—actionable output at the end.
Fixed scope on a single app or API before launch or customer audit.
Credentialed testing with architecture context for faster depth on complex SaaS.
Client and backend tested together when auth and business logic span both.
Follow-on validation or recurring tests aligned to your release calendar.
Build-time security and assessments that complement pen testing.