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Offensive security / Professional assessments

Test with purpose.
Remediate with confidence.

AMYNA performs authorized penetration tests and red-team exercises for commercial clients. Our assessments focus on realistic exposure, reproducible findings and practical next steps.

01 / What we assess

Five core testing disciplines.

Testing is shaped by the systems in scope, agreed objectives, risk tolerance and rules of engagement. These examples describe typical focus areas, not blanket authorization or a fixed testing checklist.

01 / APPLICATION SECURITY

Web application & API penetration testing

Examine how applications authenticate users, enforce permissions and process business-critical requests. Manual investigation helps validate weaknesses that automated scanning alone may miss.

Authentication & session managementAuthorization & access controlBusiness logic & workflowsAPI endpoints & input handling
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02 / INFRASTRUCTURE

Network penetration testing

Assess internal and external infrastructure to understand the security impact of exposed services, vulnerable components, configurations and trust relationships.

External attack surfaceInternal network exposureService & configuration weaknessesSegmentation validation
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03 / WIRELESS SECURITY

Wireless penetration testing

Review wireless infrastructure, network isolation and access controls within an explicitly agreed physical and technical testing boundary.

Wi-Fi authentication controlsEncryption & configurationGuest-network isolationApproved wireless coverage
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04 / MOBILE SECURITY

Mobile application penetration testing

Investigate Android and iOS application security, including the handling of sensitive data, application logic and communication with supporting APIs.

Android & iOS assessmentLocal data storageAuthentication flowsBackend API interactions
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05 / ADVERSARY EMULATION

Red teaming & adversary simulation

Evaluate realistic attack paths and the effectiveness of security controls through objective-led exercises, with explicit rules of engagement, oversight and stop conditions.

Goal-based exercise scopingControlled adversary emulationSecurity control validationDefender observations & recommendations
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02 / Assessment deliverables

Clarity beyond the test.

The scope of work determines the final deliverables. A typical assessment is structured to help technical owners and decision-makers understand the evidence and act on it.

01 / CONTEXT

Scope & executive summary

Assessment objectives, tested assets, exclusions, overall risk picture and limitations.

02 / EVIDENCE

Validated technical findings

Clear descriptions, affected assets, reproducible supporting evidence and impact assessment.

03 / NEXT STEPS

Remediation priorities

Practical corrective actions, prioritization and follow-up validation when agreed.

These are illustrative report components, not a representation of any named or previous client engagement. Evidence is handled under the relevant confidentiality agreement.

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