Cyber Security
Understand and reduce the weaknesses in your applications and infrastructure. ANAWAZ provides scoped security assessments, penetration testing, code review and hardening support, with findings that explain the business impact and the work needed to address it.

Security testing connected to remediation
Test the boundaries that matter to your business and turn findings into work your team can complete. Scope, written permission, impact limits and remediation verification are agreed before testing begins.
What we can help you build
- Penetration testing: Authorised manual testing of the applications, APIs and infrastructure in scope.
- Vulnerability assessment: Repeatable coverage, validation and risk-based prioritisation.
- Secure code review: Authentication, authorisation, input handling and secrets management.
- Hardening and retest: Configuration improvements and evidence that agreed fixes addressed the findings.
The decisions we address first
Before testing, we agree written authorisation, scope, time windows, accounts, stop rules and emergency contacts. Destructive checks require explicit agreement. The report explains what was tested, what was not covered and the limits of the available evidence.
What you receive
Deliverables may include assessment findings, reproduction evidence, prioritised remediation guidance and retest results. Monitoring or incident-response support is scoped separately with clear coverage and responsibilities; a test is not a guarantee that no weakness remains.
How an engagement runs
- Understand: review the current system, people, constraints and desired outcome.
- Scope: agree priorities, exclusions, responsibilities and acceptance evidence.
- Deliver: implement in reviewable stages and test the important assumptions.
- Hand over: validate the result and document the operating and support responsibilities.
Common questions
Do we need scanning or penetration testing?
Scanning supports repeated coverage of known issues. Penetration testing examines exploitability, business logic and attack paths within an authorised scope. The right combination depends on your systems, changes and assurance requirements.
How do we start?
Share the current workflow or system, the constraint you want to address and any timing or integration requirements. We use that context to recommend a bounded first step and explain what needs further investigation.
For a deeper planning guide, explore the related engineering insight.
