Cybersecurity services
Kintsubyte helps teams find visible security risk, prioritize the fixes that matter, and move into deeper testing only when the scope is clear.
Start with a free external review, then scope web, API, cloud, remediation, or penetration testing work as needed.
Share a website, API, app, or cloud asset you own or are authorized to test.
Free first pass
Most teams do not need a broad penetration test as the first move. Kintsubyte starts with public-facing exposure, filters weak signals, and turns confirmed issues into a remediation path or a signed scope for deeper review. That gives teams a clear view of public exposure before they commit to a larger engagement.
Services
A first pass across websites, domains, TLS, DNS, headers, cookies, scripts, public APIs, and high-signal exposed paths.
Focused testing for authentication, authorization, data exposure, admin surfaces, and sensitive workflows after scope is clear.
Review of public cloud exposure, identity risk, storage, secrets handling, logging, and deployment posture.
Repository, container image, filesystem artifact, and SBOM review for clients who approve exact targets.
Proof and trust
Free review starts with public exposure. Deeper testing waits for written scope and exact approved assets.
Published methodologyThe methodology shows how public checks, evidence filtering, and safety boundaries are handled.
Clear privacy boundariesSensitive findings, credentials, and client system details are handled confidentially.
Local and regional focus
Engagements start with a focused sector, verified public assets, and contactable owners. The output is a short path from confirmed exposure to practical remediation.
How work stays safe
Send the website, API, app, portal, or cloud surface you own or are authorized to review.
Kintsubyte checks public exposure, configuration signals, client-side indicators, and obvious data-risk paths.
You get concise next steps ordered by likely business impact, not a long list of scanner noise.
Manual testing, cloud review, and artifact scans are scoped separately before they run.
Answers
Yes. The first pass is a public external review that helps a team understand visible risk before deciding whether deeper paid testing is needed.
No. The free assessment does not log in, submit forms, create accounts, modify data, or run destructive tests. Manual penetration testing, authenticated review, artifact scanning, and retesting are scoped separately.
Kintsubyte now keeps one public validation record, filters weak matches before outreach, generates authorization scope separately, and runs repository, image, artifact, or SBOM scans only after exact written approval.
Contact Kintsubyte
Send the company, asset URL, and scope context. Kintsubyte will review public exposure where authorization is clear and reply with confirmed findings or recommended scope.
