Detecting vulnerabilities before the bad guys do
Security assessments deal with facts not opinions and provide you with vital decision making information.
Penetration testing is a security assessment where vulnerabilities are found and exploited, safely, to see the impact a real attack could have.
Ethical hacking is not simply an aggregate of different types of assessments: it is the actions organisations take to pro-actively identify vulnerabilities in their security posture which would give rise to business risk.
When you need facts about the actual state of your security, our security assessments can help. Whether it’s understanding and emulating what a real threat actor could do in your environment, or a scientific and thorough enumeration of all potential vulnerabilities in an application or network – our SensePostTeam can help.
Our research-lead approach means that our teams are on the cutting edge of their field and can be evaluated by their public research contributions through papers, tooling, and conference presentations.
A critical part of our business is our hacking training facility, which we deliver via SensePost, the specialist pen-testing arm of Orange Cyberdefense.
Ethical Hacking in a nutshell offers:
Facts about the actual state of your security
Comprehensive and flexible approaches specific to your goals
A senior and experienced team available
Regular public research contributors
Tailored ethical hacking capabilities for your needs
Which one is for you?
Cloud security assessment
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Application assessment
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External infrastructure assessment
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Internal infrastructure assessment
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Red teaming assessment
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Mobile assessment
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Security consulting
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The art of network and application exploitation
A critical part of our business is our hacking training facility, which we deliver via SensePost, the specialist pen testing arm of Orange Cyberdefense.
Our hacking training courses have taught thousands of students about the art of offensive and defensive approaches. Understand how hackers think, the tools, tactics and techniques they use. Our course presents technical skills and basic concepts required to those desiring a foundation in the world of information security.
Our courses are developed from the work we perform for clients so that you get a better understanding of how to exploit real-world scenarios. As one of Black Hat briefings longstanding training partners, our courses have taught thousands of students about the art of offensive and defensive approaches.
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Some blogs from our pentesting and research teams:
2 November 2026 | Blog
Collective Defense Engine: when cyber threat intelligence meets agentic AI
27 October 2026 | Page
The CVE Flood vs. Real Networks | Security Navigator 2027
Published CVEs soared this year. Did vulnerabilities in real networks follow? Our scanning data answers it in the Security Navigator 2027.
27 October 2026 | Page
Cyber Extortion in Europe | Security Navigator 2027
Disinformation, faketivism and cognitive attacks: the Security Navigator 2027 shows how they work – and why trust is now part of the security perimeter.
27 October 2026 | Page
Takedowns vs. ransomware gangs | Security Navigator 2027
Law enforcement is more active than ever. What happened to extortion – and what do criminals say after a takedown? Reserve the Security Navigator 2027.
27 October 2026 | Page
What our CyberSOCs Really see | Security Navigator 2027
How many SOC cases become real incidents? A year of CyberSOC and Dynamic SOC data in the Security Navigator 2027. Reserve your free copy.
27 October 2026 | Page
AI Attacks: Hype vs. Evidence | Security Navigator 2027
Disinformation, faketivism and cognitive attacks: the Security Navigator 2027 shows how they work – and why trust is now part of the security perimeter.
4 December 2024 | Report
Security Navigator 2026
26 October 2026 | Page
Faketivism and Cognitive Attacks | Security Navigator 2027
Can a fake protest movement target your brand? The Security Navigator 2027 shows how disinformation and faketivism hit businesses. Reserve your free copy.