We find the holes in your network before someone else exploits them. We run penetration tests and security audits for companies, banks, NGOs and institutions in Guinea-Bissau — always with written authorisation and a report management can actually read.
A penetration test is a simulated attack, authorised in writing, that shows exactly where an attacker would get in — and what they could take.
Email fraud, account takeovers and ransomware already affect companies and organisations in Guinea-Bissau. In most cases the way in is not sophisticated: a weak password, an unpatched server, a badly configured Wi-Fi, or an employee tricked by an email. Finding that first costs far less than recovering afterwards.
It is a simulated, authorised cyber attack carried out by specialists to find the security flaws in a network, website or application before a real attacker exploits them.
No. The scope is defined and authorised before we start, and any test that could affect operations is run out of hours or in a controlled environment.
Two: an executive report in plain language for management to act on, and a technical report with proof of each finding and remediation instructions.
Yes. We run sessions on phishing, passwords and safe use of systems — the most exploited weakness is still the human one.
Yes. We work with companies, banks, NGOs and institutions, always under a confidentiality agreement.
We normally reply the same working day, by WhatsApp or email. Service in English, French, Portuguese and Creole.