Breacher runs realistic phishing campaigns and manual web app pentests against your organization — with full consent and a signed scope — and hands you the findings before someone outside the company finds them first.
Run standalone or together as a single testing program — built for teams who need practical findings, not a 40-page compliance binder.
Custom, realistic phishing campaigns run against your team with full consent and a signed scope. We measure who clicks, who reports, and how fast — then turn it into a plan, not a scoreboard.
Manual and tool-assisted testing of your web applications — auth flows, access control, input handling, and the misconfigurations automated scanners miss. Findings mapped to severity, with clear remediation steps.
Every engagement — phishing simulation or pentest — is authorized in writing before it starts: what's in scope, what's off-limits, and how long it runs.
We agree the target (a phishing group, an application, or both), techniques, timeline, and data handling in a signed rules-of-engagement document before any testing starts.
A realistic campaign goes out, or testing begins against the agreed application. We track what matters — clicks and reports for a simulation, verified findings for a pentest — nothing beyond what's needed.
You get a plain-language report on what happened, plus concrete next steps — training, technical fixes, or both. No jargon dump.
Awareness fades and applications change. Most clients re-run a lighter phishing check quarterly and a fresh pentest after major releases, to keep the baseline honest.
No test — phishing or pentest — runs without a signed scope from someone with the authority to approve it.
Test data and findings are processed under a clear retention policy and deleted on a schedule you set.
Work is covered by professional and cyber liability insurance.
Reports are written for decision-makers, not just IT — clear findings, clear next steps.
Every report ends in a concrete plan: what to patch, what to train, what to retest.
From a single cleanup visit to an ongoing quarterly testing program across phishing and pentesting.
Book a short call — we'll scope a first assessment and tell you honestly whether it's worth doing.
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