Website Security
A full security review of your website — how it authenticates, what it exposes, and where an attacker would start.
From $150
Cybersecurity services & ethical hacking academy
SECURE.TEST.DEFEND.
Professional cybersecurity solutions and practical ethical hacking education.
Authorised security testing
Practical training
Security-first approach
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Written authorisation firstEvery engagement
Confidential by defaultNDA on request
Clear written reportsFindings + fixes
Controlled lab trainingNothing live, ever
Incident support
Have you been hacked?
Don't panic. The order that works is: identify the problem, contain the threat, recover your environment, then strengthen it so the same door doesn't open twice.
Cybersecurity services
Assessment, response and hardening for websites, applications and servers — delivered under written authorisation, with findings you can act on.
How we help protect you
Six stages, in order. We don't skip to hardening before we understand what actually happened.
01
Detect
Find what is happening and where
02
Analyze
Establish scope, entry point and impact
03
Contain
Stop the spread and cut off access
04
Recover
Restore clean, verified state
05
Harden
Close the gap that allowed it
06
Defend
Monitoring plan and review cadence
2500+
Students trained
850+
Security assessments
150+
Businesses assisted
95%
Student satisfaction
Learn cybersecurity. Understand attack surfaces. Build defensive skills.
Courses run from fundamentals to red team practice. Every offensive technique is taught inside lab environments we build for you to break — never against systems you don't own.
Practise inside controlled, authorised environments
Deliberately vulnerable applications, isolated networks and incident scenarios. You get root on machines that exist for you to compromise — and nothing outside the lab is in scope.
Broken Access Control RangeA reporting application where the session logic trusts a value it should no…
Injection PlaygroundSix endpoints, six injection contexts — SQL, NoSQL, command, LDAP, template…
Compromised Host TriageA Linux host that has been compromised. Work out how they got in, what they…
Segmented Network RangeSix hosts across three segments. Start with a foothold on the DMZ and reach…
Offensive knowledge, applied defensively
Authorisation before anything
We ask for written permission and a defined scope before a single packet is sent. If that is not in place, we do not start.
Reports people actually use
Findings ranked by real risk, with the reproduction steps and the fix. Written for the person who has to implement it.
Confidentiality as standard
Client data stays with the engagement team. NDAs on request, evidence destroyed on schedule.
Training that transfers
Lab hours over slide decks. You leave able to do the thing, not describe it.
Fast incident response
When something is on fire, the first reply matters. WhatsApp and Telegram reach the team directly.
Fix-focused, not fear-focused
We are not here to hand you a scary PDF. We are here to close the gap and show you it closed.
What our clients & students say
Our site was redirecting visitors and two cleanup attempts had not held. CyberKnight found three backdoors the previous work missed and, more importantly, worked out how they got in. Nothing has come back since.
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A. Sharma
Operations lead · Jul 2026
The report was the first one I have received that I could actually hand to a developer. Every finding had steps to reproduce and a specific fix, ranked so we knew what to do first. No filler.
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R. Menon
Founder · Jul 2026
The lab time is what makes it work. I had read about IDOR before; actually finding one in a target application and then writing the patch is a completely different kind of understanding.
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S. Iyer
Student · Jun 2026
They picked up on WhatsApp within twenty minutes on a Sunday and talked us through containment before anything was formally agreed. That first hour is what stopped it becoming much worse.
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D. Kapoor
IT manager · May 2026
The scope discipline is drilled in hard, which I appreciated more later. It made the difference when I started working on bug bounty programmes and had to read scopes properly.
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N. Verma
Student · May 2026
Thorough work and an honest debrief — including telling us two findings from a previous vendor were overstated. That candour is why we brought them back for the retest.
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M. Rahman
Technical director · Apr 2026
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From the security blog
Ethical hacking is not the same as unauthorised hacking
The difference is permission. We test systems our clients own or control, under written scope, and we teach offensive technique so people can defend against it. We don't take work that involves accessing someone else's accounts, devices or data.
Read our security policy- Written authorisation and defined scope on every engagement
- Responsible disclosure, coordinated with the system owner
- Client data treated as confidential, evidence destroyed on schedule
- Training delivered in isolated labs, never against live third parties
- We decline requests to access systems the requester doesn't own
Path 1
Need security help?
Compromised site, suspected malware, or an assessment you've been putting off. We start with a short conversation, not a quote form.
Get security help
Path 2
Want to learn cybersecurity?
Structured courses with lab time, from fundamentals through to red team practice — all inside environments we build for you to break.
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Tell us what happened. We will help you identify the problem, contain it, and get your environment back to a safe state.
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