AZM Cybersecurity

Find what matters.
Know what to fix.

Evidence-led offensive-security assessments, designed to help organisations understand exposure, prioritise remediation and verify the effectiveness of fixes.

Specialist practice

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Pentest.LY.

AZM plans to integrate Pentest.LY into its cybersecurity division. The existing practice describes a hands-on, business-focused approach to offensive security, with Arabic and English reporting.

The corporate integration is being formalised. Pentest.LY's current public profile names Golden Shield Information Technology Co. as its existing parent.

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01 / Assessment capabilities

Four core
testing areas.

The service scope below reflects Pentest.LY's published company profile. Engagements are agreed and authorised before any testing begins.

01 / APPLICATIONS

Web applications & APIs

Assess authentication, authorisation, business logic, access controls and API exposure.

02 / INFRASTRUCTURE

External infrastructure

Review internet-facing systems, exposed services and potential attack paths.

03 / INTERNAL NETWORKS

Internal infrastructure

Evaluate privilege boundaries, lateral movement and access to sensitive assets within agreed scope.

04 / MOBILE

Mobile applications

Test data storage, authentication and communication with backend services.

02 / Methodology

From scope
to retest.

01

Scope & authorise

Agree objectives, assets, timing and rules of engagement.

02

Analyse & test

Combine manual analysis with focused automation.

03

Validate impact

Validate selected attack paths within approved boundaries.

04

Report & prioritise

Document evidence, business impact and practical remediation actions.

05

Debrief & retest

Review findings and verify agreed fixes.

03 / Additional assessment formats

Adversary-led.
Outcome-focused.

Where appropriate, capabilities may include red-team simulations, security configuration reviews, wireless security assessments and authorised social-engineering scenarios.

Evidence your team can act on.

Typical deliverables are an executive summary, documented findings, prioritised remediation and retest outcomes where agreed. Testing requires written authorisation, a defined scope and confidential handling of evidence.

Manual validation / Business context / Clear reporting

Define the security questions that matter to your business.

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