We find the weakness before someone else does
Two services that work together: security checks that run automatically with every code change, and penetration tests that act like a real attacker against your systems. Every test starts with a written, signed authorisation.
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The two services
- Pipeline security (DevSecOps): code, dependency, secret and container checks inside CI/CD, so a weakness is caught before it reaches production. Details
- Penetration testing and Red Team (VAPT): web, API, cloud and mobile, with adversary simulation when needed, and a report with evidence, fixes and a retest. Details
How we work
- Scope assessment: we agree the assets, the goals and what is off-limits.
- Authorisation: written rules of engagement and a signed authorisation. Without them, no test starts.
- Testing: on a published method, in agreed time windows.
- Report and follow-up: findings ranked by severity, an executive summary, and a retest after the fixes.
Fact sheet
- Method
- OWASP (WSTG · ASVS · MASVS) · NIST SP 800-115 · NIST SSDF
- Deliverables
- Detailed report with evidence · executive summary · remediation plan · retest
- Markets
- Saudi Arabia · UAE · Egypt
- Contact
- security@qmmgroup.com
Questions
Do you test any system without permission?
No. No test starts before the system owner signs a written authorisation that sets the assets, the dates and the limits.
Do you guarantee the system will be fully secure?
Nobody can guarantee that. What we guarantee is a published method, a clear report of what we found and how to fix it, then a retest to confirm the fix.
Where does the test data stay?
Findings and evidence go to you only and are never kept anywhere public. We delete our copy on the date set in the contract.