WHAT WE DO
Abricto Security is redefining offensive security and the value it brings to our customers. Discovering exploitable security flaws, accurately defining contextual risk, providing specific and actionable remediation guidance, and validating remediation are all critical components of our approach. Our assessments and service offerings are customized to deliver these components to our clients in a way that best fits their needs.
PARTNERSHIP AND COMMITMENT DRIVE DIFFERENTIATED VALUE
We are not just another pen testing vendor. Our consulting and internal development teams enable Abricto Security to build highly customized solutions for our clients, such as AppSec as a Service and Aardwolf, and to deliver integrated solutions and custom features by request. Clients that are committed to partnering with us can always count on Abricto to deliver.
OUR SERVICES & ASSESSMENTS
Abricto Security offers a wide array of specialized assessments to measure and quantify the effectiveness of your organization’s security controls. These are great snapshots of current security posture. Services are on-going partnerships designed to iteratively improve security controls and practices.
LATEST BLOGS
OSINT: From Basic Tools to Advanced Techniques
What exactly is OSINT? Broadly speaking, OSINT—or Open-Source Intelligence—refers to the gathering, evaluation, and analysis of publicly available information to answer a specific question. This information can come from various sources, including public records, news ...
Understanding the Difference Between a Compiler and an Interpreter
When you write a program in a high-level language like Python or C++, you are using something that makes sense to us as humans, but not to your computer. It's similar to speaking a language ...
Attacks You Should Know About: Cross-Origin Resource Sharing
Welcome to the second installment of our "Attacks You Should Know About" series! This blog provides valuable insights for both novice and experienced cybersecurity professionals on common attacks and vulnerabilities. Today, we examine cross-origin resource ...
