Trust
Can you trust Brexa with your systems?
You are deciding whether to let a company attack your infrastructure. You should be able to check what it says. Here is what we do, how you can verify it, and what we deliberately do not claim.
In short
Brexa tests only with written authorization, reports only what it can prove with evidence, verifies every fix by re-running the original attack, and keeps client evidence in an access-controlled portal with mandatory two-factor authentication.
Authorization comes first
No testing starts without a signed scope and rules of engagement. They name the systems in bounds, the techniques that are excluded, the windows, the stop conditions and the people to call. If you cannot produce authorization for a system, it is not tested.
Proof, not volume
A long report is easy to produce and hard to act on. Every Brexa finding is reproduced by a person, carries the evidence your engineers need, and keeps what was observed separate from what could happen and from what was not shown. See the method and the portal demo.
How client data is handled
- Access only to what the scope requires; every action recorded and reviewable.
- Evidence stored in the Brexa client portal, scoped per organization, with mandatory two-factor authentication for every account.
- Reports downloadable only by authorized people, and every download is audited.
- What the website and portal store is set out in the privacy policy.
A public record you can check
Brexa's researchers have reported vulnerabilities through the official bug bounty programs of Microsoft, Vercel, Epic Games and Snapchat. Those companies are not customers and do not endorse Brexa. See disclosures. Brexa also runs its own vulnerability disclosure policy: if you find a weakness in our systems, we want to hear about it.
What we do not claim
- No testing makes a system unhackable. A test shows what could be exploited within its scope and time; it is evidence, not a guarantee.
- No invented statistics, customer logos or testimonials. When this site shows numbers in a product preview, they are labelled as sample data.
- No certifications or compliance status we do not hold. Ask us for anything you need to see in writing.
Frequently asked questions
Is Brexa a legitimate security company?
Brexa performs authorized security testing under signed scopes and rules of engagement, reports only findings it can prove, and its researchers have reported vulnerabilities through the official bug bounty programs of Microsoft, Vercel, Epic Games and Snapchat. You can check every claim on this page before engaging.
Does Brexa publish customer names or testimonials?
Not on this site. Clients choose whether to be named, and Brexa does not publish invented or anonymous testimonials. Ask for references during scoping.
Will Brexa test systems we do not own?
No. Brexa tests only systems the client is authorized to have tested, as named in the signed scope. Third-party services need their owner's permission or published testing policy.
Find out what an attacker could do with your systems.
Book a short scoping call. Nothing is tested until scope and rules of engagement are signed, and every finding comes with proof.