Network and Infrastructure
Internal and external network attack paths, Active Directory abuse, segmentation failure, hardening gaps, and architecture review against real adversary playbooks.
Our services
Offensive security,run by researchers who publish.
SecureLayer7 is a CREST-accredited offensive security firm. Our researchers disclose CVEs at CVSS 9.4 to 9.9 in production systems. Every engagement, across every service line below, ships with working proof of exploit, a developer-ready reproducer, and re-test on the same scope.
service lines.
one evidence standard.
Scope, attack, prove, re-test.
Trusted by security teams across Fintech, SaaS & Education, Enterprise & Telecom, Security & Critical Infrastructure
What we test
The catalog, not a checklist.
Seven practices, one evidence standard. Each engagement is run by a CREST-certified researcher with offensive depth in the surface, not a generalist working through a vendor template.
Application Security
Authenticated business-logic abuse, IDOR chains, SSRF to cloud metadata, deserialization, and the full OWASP class on web, mobile, and thick-client targets.
Cloud Security
IAM privilege escalation paths, exposed metadata services, misconfigured S3 and RBAC, lateral movement across accounts, and Kubernetes break-out scenarios.
Red Team
Objective-led adversary emulation across web, identity, endpoint, and physical seams. Initial access, privilege escalation, persistence, and proven domain takeover.
AI and LLM Security
Prompt injection chains, tool-use abuse, training-data exfiltration, output-handling flaws, and agent boundary failures on production LLM deployments.
IoT Security
Firmware extraction, hardware fault injection, radio and protocol abuse, and full device-to-cloud chain testing on connected products before they ship.
ERP and Specialized
SAP business-logic abuse, transaction tampering, RFC and ICM exposure, and authorization bypass across S/4HANA, NetWeaver, and adjacent ERP modules.
Industries
Vertical-specific engagements with bug classes that don't show on a generic OWASP scan. Same operators, same OPSEC, scoped to your sector.
What ships
Four artifacts, every engagement.
An engagement is not the work. It is the evidence the work produces. Here is exactly what your team, your developers, and your auditors receive when a SecureLayer7 engagement closes.
pdf.
Technical report
PDF plus live dashboard. Every finding carries CVSS, business impact, affected scope, and a remediation written for the framework your team actually uses.
video.
Exploit reproduction kit
Video walk-through, raw payloads, and a reproducer script per finding. Your developer can replay the attack locally and watch the patch close it.
brief.
Executive briefing
Auditor-ready summary mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and DPDPA control requirements. Goes into the audit package without rewriting.
retest.
Re-test report
After fixes ship, the same researcher re-runs the chain on the same scope. You receive a verified pass or a precise reason the patch is incomplete.
Every engagement, every scope. No upsell to receive evidence.
Who we serve
The verticals we know cold.
Sector context shapes the attack tree. Below are the industries where our researchers have the deepest CVE history and the regulatory fluency auditors expect.
Banking and Financial Services
RBI cyber-resilience, DPDPA, PCI DSS, and SWIFT CSP scope. Transaction tampering, payment-rail abuse, and KYC bypass attack paths.
Healthcare and Life Sciences
HIPAA, DPDPA, and HITRUST scope. Patient-record exfiltration, EHR auth bypass, and medical-device firmware paths from the network seam.
Software and SaaS
SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 evidence. Multi-tenant isolation breaks, shared-secret leakage, and customer-trust failure modes pre-renewal.
Critical Infrastructure
DORA, NIS2, and IEC 62443 scope. Operational-technology to information-technology seam abuse, segmentation failure, and protocol-level spoofing.
Public Sector and GovTech
CERT-In empanelment requirements, GovTech assurance standards, and audit-ready evidence formats accepted by Indian and allied government auditors.
Our research
Day-zero work, disclosed in public.
Our researchers publish CVEs out of production systems. Below: a sample of recent advisories. Every research finding feeds the methodology our engagement teams run on customer scope.
- Apr 2026CVSS 9.9
n8n full system compromise via destructuring
Working remote-code-execution chain on n8n production deployments. Disclosed responsibly, patched, CVE-2025-68613 issued.
- Mar 2026CVSS 9.4
n8n RCE through JavaScript destructuring abuse
Authenticated low-privilege user to host RCE on n8n self-hosted clusters. CVE-2026-25049, fix shipped same-week.
- Jan 2026CVSS 9.8
XWiki eval injection across 500K+ instances
Server-side eval injection enabling unauthenticated RCE. Active exploitation observed in the wild before disclosure window closed.
Customers and credentials
Trusted by the teams we test for.
“They actually found things that mattered. The report was clear enough for our developers to act on, and they came back to verify the fixes. That part is rare.”
A sample of teams that have run engagements with us
- Volkswagen
- Mozilla
- Ericsson
- UKG
- Loom
- Airbase
Researcher credentials behind every engagement
CREST
Company + tester accreditation
CISSP
Held across the engagement leadership
OSCP
Mandatory baseline for every researcher
OSCE
Held by senior researchers
Buyer guide
How to pick a pentest partner.
A scoping checklist for security leaders evaluating offensive-security firms. Methodology questions, deliverable expectations, retest scope, and red flags.
Start an engagement
Bring the scope. We bring the questions.Two conversations away from a signed scope.
Tell us the target, the deadline, and the constraints. We scope, send a fixed price, and share a sample report on the first call. If you need always-on validation between human engagements, BugDazz Autonomous, our AI agent product, runs continuously alongside the same researchers.