What we do
Testing that ends in a clear remediation plan
Secure Steps tests web applications, mobile apps and infrastructure the way an attacker would, then explains what each finding means for your business and exactly how to fix it. Every engagement is scoped around the systems and questions that matter to you, for teams in Tunisia and beyond.
Web application penetration testing
Hands-on testing of your web applications, APIs and login flows to find injection flaws, broken access control, session weaknesses and business-logic issues before attackers do.
- Authentication, session and access-control testing
- Input handling and injection testing
- API and business-logic review
Mobile application penetration testing
Assessment of mobile apps and the back-end services they call: local data storage, transport security, authentication, and how easily the app can be tampered with or reverse engineered.
- Data storage and transport security
- Authentication and session handling
- Back-end API testing
Infrastructure and network penetration testing
Testing of internet-facing and internal servers, network services and configurations to find exposed services, missing patches, weak credentials and the paths an attacker could use to move through your environment.
- External and internal exposure review
- Service, patch and configuration weaknesses
- Credential and lateral-movement risks
Remediation guidance and retesting
Every finding comes with practical fix guidance written for the people who will implement it. Once fixes are in place, we retest to confirm the issues are actually closed.
- Findings ranked by risk, with evidence
- Step-by-step remediation advice
- Validation that fixes work
How an engagement works
From scope to verified fixes
01 / Scope
Agree the systems, objectives, rules of engagement and timing before any testing starts.
02 / Test
Hands-on testing within the agreed scope, confirming real impact and separating noise from the issues that matter.
03 / Report
Findings ranked by risk, with evidence and remediation steps, written for both technical and business readers.
04 / Retest
Once fixes are deployed, retest to confirm each issue is closed.
See how we approach real vulnerabilities
Our writeups walk through real attack chains step by step, from firmware command injection on an IoT device to forging an authentication token and turning a blind SSRF into data exfiltration, and each ends with the defensive lessons.
Tell us what needs testing
Describe the system, any deadline, and the outcome you need, and we will come back with a proposed scope.