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9 min read Offensive and defensive IT security
We find it before the attacker does
Breachroad works in cybersecurity and artificial intelligence (AI). We run penetration tests, IT audits and system hardening, support secure AI adoption — and turn the results into concrete, actionable recommendations, without scare tactics and without needless jargon.
200+
Penetration tests
24/7
Incident response
15+
Certifications (OSCP, OSCE, CISSP)
98%
Clients return for a retest
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Tests performed
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Security audits
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Client retention
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Years on the market
Services
What we do
A full range of offensive and defensive security and artificial intelligence services — from a single application test to ongoing care of your organisation's security.
IT security audit
A comprehensive review of your security posture: configuration, architecture, processes and compliance. We surface gaps and rank them by real business risk.
Penetration testing
Controlled attacks on web applications, APIs, networks and infrastructure. We show how far an attacker could get and which paths to close first.
Vulnerability analysis
Scanning and manual verification of vulnerabilities in systems and software. We remove false positives and confirm the real impact of every finding.
System hardening
Hardening servers, workstations and services in line with CIS Benchmarks. A smaller attack surface and fewer places to get things wrong.
Security consulting
Support with designing architecture, selecting controls and preparing for ISO 27001, NIS2 or DORA. Advice grounded in practice, not slides.
Security support for businesses
Ongoing care: monitoring, incident response, retests and day-to-day advice. We treat security as a process, not a one-off project.
AI security & adoption
Security testing of LLM-based applications and integrations (OWASP LLM Top 10) plus support with adopting artificial intelligence safely in your company — from choosing solutions to usage policies.
AI automation & agents
We design and deploy chatbots, AI agents and business process automations — securely integrated with your systems and data, with full control over access and costs.
Threats
What businesses face today
These are not movie scenarios. We regularly observe the threats below during tests and incident response at Polish companies.
Ransomware
Data encryption and ransom demands, often after weeks of undetected presence in the network. The attack usually starts with a single unpatched server or a compromised account.
Phishing & account takeover
Messages impersonating business partners and theft of login credentials. No MFA and excessive privileges turn one click into a real incident.
Application vulnerabilities
SQL injection, authorisation flaws (IDOR) and API vulnerabilities. The most commonly exploited gaps, which still reach production without security testing.
Cloud misconfiguration
Public buckets, overly broad IAM policies and unprotected databases. Cloud leaks rarely stem from the provider's flaws — almost always from the customer's configuration.
Data breaches
Customer and employee data exposed online or sold on forums. The consequences are not only GDPR fines, but also a loss of partners' trust.
Supply chain attacks
Compromised libraries, dependencies and partner access. Your security is only as good as the weakest link in the chain you rely on.
Process
What a security audit looks like
A clear, repeatable process. You know what happens at every stage and what you get at the end.
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Scope & rules
We define the goal, scope and rules of engagement. We agree on what we test, in which time windows and how we communicate critical findings.
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Reconnaissance & mapping
We inventory assets, map the attack surface and identify potential entry vectors — exactly as a real attacker would.
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Testing & exploitation
We combine automated scanning with manual testing. Vulnerabilities are confirmed through controlled exploitation, without risk to data or business continuity.
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Report & recommendations
We deliver a report with risk ratings (CVSS), evidence (PoC) and concrete remediation steps — in separate layers for the board and for the technical team.
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Retest & verification
After fixes are deployed, we come back and verify that the vulnerabilities have been effectively removed. A retest is a standard part of every audit.
Why an audit
Why companies need a security audit
Most incidents are not caused by sophisticated attacks, but by gaps that could have been found and fixed earlier. An audit turns unknowns into a list of concrete actions.
Book a consultationThe cost of an incident exceeds the cost of an audit
Downtime, data recovery, fines and lost customers cost many times more than a planned test. It is cheaper to find a gap in advance than during an attack.
Legal and contractual requirements
GDPR, NIS2, DORA and the requirements of insurers and partners increasingly mandate regular security testing and documented risk management.
A changing attack surface
Every deployment, new integration and cloud service is a potential new gap. Last year's security does not match today's infrastructure.
An independent, outside view
Your own team knows the system from the inside and easily overlooks the obvious. An auditor looks from an attacker's perspective, without design habits.
Customer and partner trust
A security test report is increasingly a condition for signing B2B contracts and an advantage in tenders and due diligence processes.
Priorities instead of panic
A good audit does not end with a list of a hundred problems, but with a clear order of action — you know what to fix today and what can wait.
Technologies
Environments we test and standards we work to
We work in heterogeneous environments and base our methodology on recognised industry standards.
Linux
Servers & hardening
Windows / AD
Active Directory
Cloud
AWS · Azure · GCP
Containers
Docker · Kubernetes
Web apps
Web · API · mobile
Networks
Infrastructure pentest
OWASP
Top 10 · ASVS · WSTG
MITRE ATT&CK
Technique mapping
Testimonials
What our clients say
We work with companies in finance, e-commerce, manufacturing and healthcare. Here is what we hear most often after a project.
“Instead of 200 scanner alerts we got 12 real problems ranked by risk. We fixed the most important ones within a week.”
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Marcin Kowalczyk
CTO, e-commerce platform
“The penetration test showed that one forgotten server gave access to the entire internal network. Without this work we would have learned about it from the attacker.”
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Anna Wiśniewska
IT Manager, logistics company
“The report was concrete enough that the external auditor accepted it without comments during ISO 27001 certification. It saved us weeks of work.”
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Piotr Zieliński
CISO, financial institution
“I appreciate the lack of scaremongering. We got a clear explanation of the risk and a realistic remediation plan that fit our development schedule.”
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Katarzyna Nowak
Head of Engineering, B2B SaaS
“Hardening our servers and Active Directory closed gaps we had no idea about. Communication was technical and to the point, no beating around the bush.”
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Tomasz Lewandowski
Systems Administrator, manufacturing company
“As a healthcare provider we have high requirements for data protection. Breachroad understands the GDPR context and does not treat compliance as ticking boxes.”
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Magdalena Kaczmarek
Data Protection Officer, healthcare provider
Blog
Cybersecurity news & analysis
Technical write-ups on vulnerabilities, breaches and attack campaigns — written by practitioners, for IT teams.
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12 min read FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Didn't find your answer? Write to us — we'll respond concretely, without sales jargon.
An audit is a broader review of your security posture — configuration, processes, architecture and compliance. A penetration test is a controlled attack on a specific target (an application, a network) that verifies whether vulnerabilities can actually be exploited. We often combine both, as they give a fuller picture of risk.
We run tests within agreed time windows and according to rules set before we start (rules of engagement). Potentially invasive actions — e.g. exploitation attempts — are agreed in advance. Where possible we work on a test environment, and high-risk operations are coordinated in real time.
A final report with an executive summary, a detailed description of each vulnerability, a risk rating (CVSS), evidence (proof of concept) and concrete remediation recommendations. After fixes are deployed we perform a retest and issue confirmation that the gaps have been removed.
It depends on scope. A single web application test is usually 1–2 weeks; a full infrastructure audit takes from several weeks. After an initial conversation and scoping, we provide a specific schedule and quote.
Yes. Beyond recommendations we offer implementation support and hardening — we can work with your IT team to remove vulnerabilities, configure controls and harden systems.
Yes, as standard. We work with sensitive data and infrastructure, so an NDA and clear data-handling rules are the basis of every engagement. We delete all project data afterwards as agreed.
Find out where you really stand
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