
Offense Team
Hiring our Red Team for offensive assignments will provide the answer to “is my organization safe enough?” Nowadays, when cybersecurity threats are getting more complicated and sophisticated, it is vital to understand that technology is not enough. And we also need to base our cybersecurity strategy on elements from the attacker’s point of view. That’s where our professionals come in and put your organizational controls in test to detect potential holes that might appear across the organization’s security fabric stitches.
Our end-to-end, multi-layered penetration testing mimics real-life attacks to reveal whether your operations are secure. We evaluate your system’s strength and resilience, including Web Apps, IoT devices, WiFi, Network, Cloud environments, VoIP, and more. A typical penetration test can be performed in two ways: Internal – This type of test simulates an attacker that has managed to hack its way into your systems by passing all the perimeter controls. The attacker is now moving laterally inside the company network in search of intellectual property. External – This type of test simulates an attacker from outside the company’s network, challenging all the perimeter defense shields that are already in place.
BugSec professional penetration testing experts use high-end sophisticated attackers’ techniques, providing unique visibility into security risks and exploitable vulnerabilities that most automated tools often miss.
One of the most effective ways to discover infrastructure and system vulnerabilities and potential cyber threats is to rely on both blue and red team expertise. Bugsec purple team evaluates the organization’s security posture to prevent, detect, and respond to attack scenarios using the combination of offensive and defensive security techniques. Our Purple team assessments focus on realistic scenarios relevant to your organization and simulate the launch of exploits to test the effectiveness of your defenses, methodologies, and policies to uncover weaknesses and vulnerabilities in your systems. Our purple team shares strategic findings, insights, and recommendations to strengthen your cyber defense security architecture at the end of the process.
BugSec performs cyber-attack simulations to test all your security controls – human, digital, and physical – by implementing the same tools a sophisticated attacker would use. Our CAS combines social engineering techniques, state-of-the-art technology, and decades of cumulative team experience to quickly and precisely identify vulnerabilities and flaws. A vital benefit of these simulations is that they mimic real-life situations and reveal how quickly your organization notices an attack, how it responds, and what it does in the aftermath.
BugSec helps ensure that your code is free from vulnerabilities that could put your applications at risk. We use a combination of automated and manual tools and techniques to find security gaps and weaknesses. We then provide feedback, documentation, and training that helps mitigate and prevent security holes. We specialize in performing code reviews during a Secure Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). Using our unique methodology, we help companies mitigate threats and eliminate vulnerabilities by adopting specific industry coding standards with a proven cyber resilience record.
The cybersecurity landscape is broader and more complex than ever before. With big data, IoT (Internet of Things) networks, legacy systems, and other moving parts, it can be challenging to identify the right software for protecting your organization. That’s where BugSec comes in. Helping you make the right call when it comes to comparing and selecting security products. We compare various market solutions to see whether attackers could bypass them or not. Afterward, we deliver a detailed report with our collected data, insights, and recommendations. BugSec CISO-level experts spearhead each evaluation.

Defense Team
BugSec evaluates cloud environments security by identifying misconfigurations, unwarranted access, software vulnerabilities, and more. Its key goals are to strengthen security posture, access control, and management while improving auditing and monitoring, incident management, data protection, network security, and compliance.
After completing the initial testing and evaluation, we provide comprehensive recommendations for securing your cloud assets. We also report on known issues and advise you on mitigation steps to take to resolve them.
The biggest challenge in creating secure architecture is knowing how to design it effectively to serve the business needs. Our cybersecurity architects specialize in planning and designing a robust architecture for organizational IT and Cloud environment. The security architecture framework we developed includes tools, technologies, processes, and strategic placement that empower the business security posture to confront external and internal threats.

R&D Team
This service was designed with cyber security vendors in mind. BugSec challenges their security products by trying to break or bypass their defenses. Any vulnerabilities, flaws, and weaknesses we discover are immediately reported on comprehensively. This allows security vendors and developers to close the gaps before a product becomes commercially available.
In addition to working with vendors, we work with companies to make sure that the custom software they develop is safe, as oftentimes, minor code alterations can create new vulnerabilities. With BugSec, you can be sure that your software is protected from any security threats.
Malware Analysis is a core service related to but distinct from forensic analysis. It involves looking at malware code, either in isolation or in the wake of a cyber attack. After completing a thorough analysis, BugSec reverse engineers the malware. This helps determine its origin, the mechanism of its effect, and the specific details of the attack. Additionally, malware analysis can be extended to look at the potential impact a virus, trojan horse, backdoor, etc. can have on an organization. For example, BugSec can help organizations identify a new, dangerous malware and prepare their defenses against it.