Offensive Security Services

Offensive security is the practice of testing an organization's systems with an attacker's techniques, under written authorization and controlled conditions, to find weaknesses before a real attack does. Nokta Guard delivers application and infrastructure testing, industrial and embedded systems testing, attack simulations and resilience testing under one roof. Every engagement starts with written authorization and ends with evidence-backed findings and actionable remediation guidance.

Application and Infrastructure Tests

Total 4 services

Industrial and Embedded Systems

Total 2 services

Attack Simulations

Total 3 services

Resilience Tests

Total 2 services

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Application and Infrastructure Testing

We test your web, mobile, API, network and cloud environments, along with AI integrations and source code. The goal is to prioritize exploitable weaknesses by business impact.

Penetration Testing
Cloud Security Testing
AI / LLM Security Testing
Source Code Review

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Industrial and Embedded Systems

In manufacturing and energy networks we use controlled test methods that keep operations running. For smart devices we analyze firmware and hardware interfaces.

ICS/OT Penetration Testing
IoT & Hardware Testing

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Attack Simulations

We emulate real adversary behavior through objective-driven scenarios. This measures not only your weaknesses but also your team's ability to detect and respond.

Red Teaming
Purple Teaming
Social Engineering Testing

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Resilience Testing

We measure how your systems behave under heavy attack traffic and high user load, within planned maintenance windows.

DDoS Testing
Stress Testing

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between offensive and defensive security?

Offensive security focuses on finding weaknesses from an attacker's perspective, while defensive security covers preventing, detecting and responding to attacks. The two are complementary: offensive findings help prioritize defensive investments.

Which test should we start with?

For most organizations the first step is a penetration test covering internet-facing systems and critical applications. As maturity grows, scenario-based work such as red or purple teaming adds more value. We define the right test together during scoping.

Is testing risky for production systems?

Every engagement runs under written authorization, a clear scope and agreed rules of engagement. Steps that could affect availability are discussed in advance and, where needed, performed in a maintenance window or a test environment.