Penetration Testing Services

Assess AI-powered or vibe-coded applications for security weaknesses that can emerge across prompts, model interactions, APIs, data pipelines, retrieval systems, and connected tools.

Testing covers prompt injection, insecure output handling, excessive permissions, sensitive data exposure, access-control weaknesses, unsafe tool use, and vulnerabilities in the surrounding application architecture.

The goal is to identify realistic attack paths across both the AI layer and the systems it connects to, and then provide prioritized remediation guidance to reduce risk before production release or wider deployment.

Assess smart contracts, blockchain applications, APIs, wallets, and supporting infrastructure for vulnerabilities that could expose assets, permissions, or transaction logic. Testing covers access-control flaws, reentrancy risks, insecure contract logic, input validation, privilege misuse, key-management weaknesses, and vulnerabilities in connected web or backend components.

Devox Software’s team focuses on realistic attack paths across both on-chain and off-chain components, with prioritized findings and remediation guidance to reduce security risk before deployment or major protocol changes.

Simulate realistic, goal-driven attacks against your organization to test how well people, processes, and security controls respond to a determined adversary. Engagements combine external attack paths, internal access scenarios, identity compromise, social engineering, cloud exposure, and lateral movement within an agreed scope.

Unlike a standard penetration test, which focuses primarily on finding vulnerabilities, a red team by Devox Software evaluates whether an attacker could achieve defined objectives while avoiding or bypassing existing defenses. The outcome is a prioritized view of detection gaps, response weaknesses, and control improvements across the broader security program.

Assess internal and external network infrastructure for weaknesses that could allow unauthorized access, privilege escalation, lateral movement, or exposure of critical systems. Testing covers internet-facing services, firewalls, VPNs, routers, servers, network segmentation, authentication controls, and misconfigurations within the agreed scope.

We show how an attacker could move from an initial foothold to higher-value systems, helping teams prioritize remediation based on real exploitability and business impact.

Identify exploitable weaknesses in customer-facing and internal web applications before they can be used to compromise accounts, data, or connected systems. Devox Software’s testing covers authentication, authorization, session management, input validation, business logic, file handling, API interactions, and common application vulnerabilities aligned with OWASP guidance.

We combine automated discovery with manual testing to validate real attack paths, distinguish exploitable issues from low-risk findings, and provide prioritized remediation guidance based on potential business impact.

Assess iOS and Android applications for vulnerabilities that could expose user data, credentials, sessions, or connected backend services. Our testing covers insecure local storage, authentication and authorization flaws, API communication, session handling, certificate validation, hardcoded secrets, platform-specific misconfigurations, and weaknesses in application logic.

We examine both the mobile client and its supporting services to identify realistic attack paths, validate exploitability, and provide prioritized remediation guidance before release or after major application changes.

Evaluate corporate Wi-Fi and other wireless environments for weaknesses that could enable unauthorized access, traffic interception, credential compromise, or movement into internal systems. Our testing covers encryption settings, authentication methods, access-point configuration, network segmentation, rogue access points, guest networks, and device connectivity within the approved scope.

Devox Software’s assessment identifies exploitable wireless security gaps, shows how those weaknesses could affect the broader network, and provides prioritized remediation guidance for strengthening access controls and reducing exposure.

Assess how effectively employees and internal processes resist manipulation techniques that attackers use to gain unauthorized access, credentials, or sensitive information. Authorized scenarios include phishing, pretexting, impersonation, and other agreed social engineering methods designed to test real-world human and procedural weaknesses.

As a result, we identify where awareness, verification steps, access controls, or response procedures break down, giving security teams clear priorities for improving resilience against people-focused attacks.

Assess AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud environments for exploitable weaknesses across identities, permissions, workloads, storage, networking, APIs, and exposed services. Testing covers misconfigurations, excessive privileges, insecure access controls, public exposure, weak segmentation, vulnerable cloud applications, and risks created by interconnected services.

Devox Software’s team focuses on realistic attack paths within the agreed cloud scope, helping teams understand how an attacker could move through the environment, what assets are at risk, and which remediation steps should be prioritized first.

Assess connected devices and their supporting ecosystems for vulnerabilities that could expose data, enable unauthorized control, or provide a path into wider systems. We cover device firmware, authentication, communication protocols, APIs, wireless interfaces, cloud backends, mobile integrations, and configuration weaknesses within the agreed scope to examine how weaknesses across device, network, and application layers can combine into practical attack paths.

As a result, you get prioritized remediation guidance to reduce exposure before deployment or wider rollout.

Assess REST, GraphQL, and other application APIs for weaknesses that could expose sensitive data, business logic, or privileged functionality. We cover authentication, authorization, object-level access control, input validation, rate limiting, token handling, excessive data exposure, and insecure endpoint behavior for automated discovery with manual testing. This way, we validate realistic abuse cases, identify exploitable authorization or logic flaws, and provide for you prioritized remediation guidance based on potential impact.