Offensive security, applied
Find out how your systems withstand a real attacker before one finds out for you.
We combine hands-on red team experience with practical, whitebox-first testing to give your team clear, actionable findings instead of a checkbox report.
What we do
Services built around how attackers actually work
Whitebox Penetration Testing
Full-knowledge assessments of your applications and infrastructure, using source, architecture, and credentials to find what a blackbox test would miss.
Learn more →Application Security Education
Hands-on training that gives engineering teams the offensive mindset to catch vulnerabilities before they ship.
Learn more →Threat Modeling & Security Planning
Structured threat modeling and roadmapping that turns 'we think we're secure' into a defensible, prioritized plan.
Learn more →General Cybersecurity Consulting
Pragmatic advisory for teams that need an experienced security partner without hiring a full-time program lead.
Learn more →Why Withstand
Built on real-world offensive experience
Withstand Security is run by practitioners with direct red team experience inside high-stakes environments, including financial institutions. Engagements are scoped and executed the way a real adversary would operate, not run off a generic scanner checklist.
Insights
Recent thinking
news · Company News
Withstand Security Launches New Website
Withstand Security has launched a new website detailing our whitebox penetration testing, application security...
Aug 5, 2026
articles · Penetration Testing
Why Whitebox Pentesting Finds What Blackbox Misses
A time-boxed blackbox test tells you what an outsider can see. Whitebox testing tells you what's actually there, and why...
Jul 20, 2026
news · Company News
Withstand Security Joins Panel on Financial Sector Red Teaming
Withstand Security joined a panel discussion on the realities of red team engagements inside regulated financial...
Jul 1, 2026
Whitepaper
Anatomy of a Whitebox Pentest
A practical walkthrough of how a full-knowledge penetration test is scoped, run, and reported, from initial access to retest.