Independent security testing

Find your weak spots before attackers do

Independent security testing for web applications, APIs, and internet-facing systems—with validated findings your team can act on.

Based in Fort Myers, Florida. Serving clients across the United States.

Authorized testing only
Manual validation
Clear reporting
Retesting included
What we test

Security testing focused on what attackers can reach

Boutique, independent assessments tailored to your application and scope. Every engagement is authorized in writing before testing begins.

Web application penetration testing

Hands-on testing of your application's real attack surface — auth, access control, logic, and more.

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API security testing

Object- and function-level authorization, data exposure, and logic flaws automated tools miss.

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External security assessment

What your organization exposes to the internet, reviewed for real external attack paths.

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Authentication & authorization testing

Login, sessions, roles, and privilege boundaries — where the most serious flaws often hide.

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Why ZudoSec

Boutique security testing, done transparently

A focused engagement with direct access to the tester, evidence you can verify, and recommendations your team can use.

Manual-first validation

Automation helps discovery, but important findings are validated by hand before we present them as confirmed — wherever practical.

Decision-ready reporting

Each confirmed issue connects technical evidence to business impact and a practical remediation path.

Direct access

You work with the person performing the assessment—from scope through remediation and retesting.

What you actually get

Evidence, priorities, and a path to remediation

The deliverable helps leadership and engineering decide what matters and what to fix first.

Reproducible evidence

Sanitized proof, affected components, and clear reproduction steps for every confirmed finding.

Prioritized risk

Severity grounded in exploitability, exposure, business impact, and the conditions an attacker needs.

Fix and verify

Practical remediation guidance, reasonable follow-up support, and retesting where included.

What a report looks like

See exactly what you receive

Every finding includes impact, business context, evidence, remediation, and a retest. Explore a realistic, fictional sample report to see the format before you engage.

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Our methodology

From written scope to verified fixes

Four clear phases keep the engagement controlled, understandable, and focused on useful outcomes.

01Scope and authorizeAgree targets, accounts, exclusions, safeguards, and rules of engagement in writing.
02Map and testUnderstand the attack surface, then test the approved systems with tools and hands-on analysis.
03Validate and prioritizeConfirm real issues, evaluate attack paths, and rank findings using technical and business context.
04Report and verifyDeliver evidence and remediation guidance, support follow-up, and retest where included.

The full methodology explains the detailed testing standards, validation process, and reporting approach.

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Pricing

Transparent, scope-based pricing

Pricing is based on the scope and depth of the engagement — application complexity, roles, API surface, environments, and objectives. These are starting points.

Focused Security Assessment

from $1,500

For smaller, clearly defined scopes.

  • A single, well-defined target
  • Validated findings + report
  • Remediation guidance
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Custom Security Assessment

Custom quote

For larger or more complex environments.

  • Multiple apps / APIs / roles
  • External infrastructure + complex auth
  • Scoped to your environment
Discuss scope

Every engagement is quoted after a short scoping conversation, so you always know the price before any testing begins.

FAQ

Questions people usually ask

If your question isn't answered here, we're happy to talk it through on a short scoping call.

A vulnerability scan is automated and lists potential issues. A penetration test adds manual work: we confirm which findings are actually exploitable, chain weaknesses into real attack paths, and rank them on genuine business impact rather than a generic scanner score.
Both depend on scope — the size of the application, number of roles, and API surface. Focused assessments start at $1,500 and standard web application assessments typically run $2,500–$4,000. We confirm timing and a fixed quote after a short scoping conversation.
A clear report with an executive summary, scope, methodology, each validated finding with severity, business impact, evidence, reproduction steps, and remediation guidance. We answer reasonable questions to help your team prioritize and fix findings.
Qualifying engagements include one complimentary remediation retest, typically within 60 days, to confirm that the findings from the original engagement have been resolved. New scope or materially expanded functionality may require a separate engagement.
Security testing must be explicitly authorized by the system owner or another party with appropriate authority. ZudoSec does not perform unauthorized testing. Engagements have written authorization, a defined scope, and agreed rules of engagement before testing begins.
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Ready to define the scope?

Use the guided intake, call, or email. Testing begins only after written authorization.

Location
Fort Myers, FL — serving clients nationwide
Authorization notice

Completing the intake does not authorize security testing. Testing is performed only after written authorization, an agreed scope, and appropriate engagement documentation are in place.

Local-only scoping workspace

Prepare a review-ready scope

Use the guided ZudoSec portal to define your target, scope, environment, access needs, and preferred timing. Your answers stay in your browser and are not submitted automatically.

  • ✓ Six focused scoping steps
  • ✓ Review-ready engagement summary
  • ✓ No credentials, secrets, or automatic submission
Open Secure Intake Portal

Opening the portal does not authorize testing. Written authorization and agreed rules of engagement are still required.