Cybersecurity, the way it should be done.
We built CyberBullet to be the firm we wanted to hire: manual-first penetration testing, advisory work, and reports your engineers can actually use.
Started with one frustrated reader.
The original CyberBullet engagement happened because someone got a pentest report from another firm that was, charitably, useless. Pages of CVSS scores. Zero context on which findings mattered. Zero guidance on how to fix them. The "remediation" section was three bullet points of generic best-practice copy.
We thought: this is the standard? Really? So we started running engagements differently. Manual-first. Real exploit chains. Findings paired with fix paths your engineers can implement on a Tuesday afternoon.
That's still the standard at CyberBullet. Every report goes out with one question answered for every finding: what does the fix actually look like, line by line?
Five things we don't compromise on.
- 01
Manual-first, always.
Automated scanners are a starting point, not the engagement. Senior testers chain exploits the way attackers actually do, finding what scanners miss.
- 02
Reports that ship fixes.
Every finding is paired with a concrete remediation path your engineers can act on. No "vulnerability heatmap" without next steps.
- 03
Same team, same standards.
The senior tester who scopes your engagement is the senior tester running it. No bait-and-switch. No outsourced offshore juniors.
- 04
Honest about scope.
If the right engagement for you is smaller (or larger) than what you came in for, we say so. Trust compounds.
- 05
Transparent rules of engagement.
Every engagement starts with explicit scope, in-bounds/out-of-bounds boundaries, and authorized testing windows. Our senior ethical hackers go in clear about what's fair game, and so do you.
Scope your first engagement with us.
A 30-minute call covers your environment, your concerns, and where we can actually help. No pressure, no slide deck.
- No high-pressure follow-up
- Scoping notes delivered within 24 hours
- NDA available before the call