Fixed scopes.
No hourly billing.
Four engagements. Each one is priced before it starts, written down, and does not move unless the scope does.
Everything starts at A$99 and goes up with what you actually have. No online checkout — because a price that ignores your environment is a price that is wrong. Tell us the domain and we will tell you the number.
What anyone can see from your domain, today, without touching anything. Twelve passive checks — DNS, email authentication, certificates, headers, exposed hostnames.
- 12 passive checks, run against your live domain
- Plain-English report, written by a person
- Every finding with the command that produced it
- It's a PDF you can forward to your IT provider
- No authentication testing
- No access-control testing
- No file handling or API testing
- No internal network
Most businesses stop here after fixing the first three items.
The part that actually answers the question. With a signed scope, we try to get in — read-only, non-destructive, and we stop the moment we have proof.
- Login logic and session handling
- Access control (can user A read user B?)
- File upload and API behaviour
- 3-page report + 90-second recording of what we reached
- Re-test after you fix, within 30 days
- No denial of service
- No data modification or exfiltration
- No persistence or backdoors
- No lateral movement beyond scope
If we find nothing, there is no invoice.
Outside in, then inside out. Black-box testing from the internet, plus white-box review of your source, configuration and infrastructure.
- Everything in Authorised Verification
- Source code and configuration review
- Infrastructure and cloud posture
- Privilege escalation paths
- Prioritised remediation roadmap with effort estimates
- No social engineering of staff (separate scope)
- No physical access testing
- No third-party systems
Priced by surface area. We quote after seeing the inventory, not before.
The part nobody sells you: proving the fix actually closed what it claimed, and noticing when the surface changes underneath you.
- Monthly surface watch (new hostnames, cert changes, new exposures)
- Re-test after every fix, with a one-page result
- Direct email access — you ask, we look
- Quarterly summary you can hand to an insurer
- Not unlimited testing hours
- Not a 24/7 incident hotline
- Not a substitute for the initial engagement
Requires a completed engagement first. We do not monitor what we have not tested.
How an engagement runs
Questions people actually ask
Why is this so much cheaper than a normal security firm?
Can I just pay online?
What if you find nothing?
Do you need access to our source code?
Will you break anything?
Who actually does the work?
Get a number before you commit.
Send the domain. We reply with a fixed price and what it covers — usually within one business day.