Blackbox
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The auditor has no prior information about the target. They operate as an external attacker with no knowledge of the infrastructure.
Our offensive security experts reproduce realistic attack scenarios to identify the exploitable vulnerabilities in your systems, applications and infrastructure. You get a concrete view of your exposure and of the actions to prioritise to strengthen your security.
Of pentest expertise
Engagements completed
Critical vulnerabilities identified in 2025
Vulnerabilities patched in 2025
No one is spared by cyberattacks. In a controlled setting, our experts use the same techniques and tools as real attackers to identify exactly where and how an attacker could act, so that you can fix it before it is too late.
Each engagement is tailored to your context, your infrastructure and your security objectives. We cover a wide range of offensive scenarios.
We test your attack surface exposed on the internet (servers, web applications, APIs and more) exactly as a remote attacker targeting your organisation would.
Simulation of an attacker with access to the company's internal network. We identify the paths to compromise your most critical assets (Active Directory, file servers, databases and more).
Are your employees your weakest link? Phishing, vishing and manipulation tests to assess human vigilance against today's attack techniques.
Security analysis of iOS and Android applications and their back ends. We assess local storage, network communications, authentication and application logic.
Security assessment of your connected devices and their communication protocols. Firmware, network interfaces, physical attack surface: we analyse every vector.
Penetration testing of your wireless networks: detection of rogue access points, attempts to bypass authentication, interception of network traffic.
In-depth security assessment of your web applications and APIs following the OWASP Web Security Testing Guide. We test access control, sessions, inputs, business logic, cryptography, configuration and client-side interactions, among others.
Assessment of solutions built on language models following the Secure AI Framework (SAIF). The tests cover the data, the infrastructure, the model and the application, including prompt injection, information leakage and autonomous actions.
Beyond the classic pentest, red teaming and purple teaming test your organisation as a whole: technical, human and organisational.
Red Team
A multi-vector attack simulation run by our offensive operators, against a precise objective agreed with you. Phishing, physical intrusion, technical exploitation: every means is brought to bear.
Purple Team
Attack and defence work together in real time. Your SOC or IT teams watch the attack techniques and adjust their detections as they go: a maturity accelerator.
Penetration tests can be run from 3 different attack angles, each simulating a distinct level of attacker knowledge.
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The auditor has no prior information about the target. They operate as an external attacker with no knowledge of the infrastructure.
Partial information
The auditor has limited information (standard credentials, partial documentation). Simulates an attacker who has gained a first level of access.
Full access
The auditor has full access to the source code, the architecture and the configurations. Allows an exhaustive analysis of every security layer.
Six phases, from scoping the engagement to the remediation plan.
At SecuLabs, AI supports our experts' work without ever replacing their judgement. It enriches certain analyses, cross-checks more signals and takes the findings further, while keeping human validation and full control at every step. Our goal: ever more precise, thorough and effective penetration tests.
Our experts hold the industry's most recognised certifications, a guarantee of uncompromising expertise.

We put your defences to the test against real attacks, to close the gaps before they are exploited.
Take the lessons of a pentest further and strengthen your teams' skills with technical courses led by our experts.
A pentest simulates a real attack, in a controlled setting, to identify the exploitable vulnerabilities in your information system. The aim is to understand how far an attacker could go and to fix the flaws before they are used against your organisation.
SecuLabs runs external and internal pentests, social engineering tests, and tests of mobile applications, connected devices, Wi-Fi networks and web applications, as well as AI and LLM solutions. Each engagement is tailored to your infrastructure, your risks and your security objectives.
An external pentest assesses the systems and services reachable from the internet, as a remote attacker would. An internal pentest simulates an attacker who already has access to the company network, to identify the opportunities for lateral movement, privilege escalation and access to sensitive data.
An engagement starts by defining the scope and the rules of the test. Our experts then carry out the reconnaissance, mapping, vulnerability research and exploitation phases, before presenting the results in a report with a remediation plan.
A Blackbox test is carried out with very little information about the target. In Greybox, the pentester has some access or information, while a Whitebox test allows an in-depth analysis with full knowledge of the environment. The level is chosen according to your objectives and the scenario you want to reproduce.
Our web pentests assess authentication, access rights, sessions, APIs, user input, business logic, configuration and data protection, among other things. The tests draw in particular on the OWASP Web Security Testing Guide to cover the main vulnerabilities of web applications.
Yes. SecuLabs assesses solutions that integrate artificial intelligence models or LLMs by analysing the data, the infrastructure, the model and the application. The tests can cover prompt injection, information leakage, model manipulation and unwanted actions by agentic systems.
SecuLabs provides a report detailing the vulnerabilities identified, their criticality, the exploitation scenarios and the remediation recommendations. The aim is to help your teams understand the risks and prioritise remediation effectively.
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