About Cybermatika
We're on a mission to make the internet safer, one scan at a time. Our cutting-edge security tools help businesses identify and fix vulnerabilities before hackers can exploit them.
Our Mission
At Cybermatika, we believe that every business deserves enterprise-grade security, regardless of size or budget. Our automated security scanning platform democratizes cybersecurity by making advanced vulnerability detection accessible to everyone.
We combine AI and human expertise to deliver comprehensive security assessments that help you stay one step ahead of cyber threats.
Frequently Asked Questions
QUICK SCAN
What is a Quick Scan?
An automated, instant security scan that checks for common external exposure and basic security hygiene issues. It provides an immediate signal of potential risk without any manual testing.
How fast do we get results?
Results are available immediately after the scan completes.
What do you test?
The scan covers: DNS configuration (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), HTTP security headers, Subdomain enumeration, SSL/TLS configuration
Is this suitable for ISO 27001 audit?
No. Quick Scan alone is not sufficient for ISO 27001, but it can support early risk identification and preparation.
When should we use Quick Scan?
As a baseline check, early visibility tool, or first step before engaging in a manual pentest.
Are the results always accurate?
The scan provides high signal for configuration issues, but results should not be treated as a full security assessment. Some issues may require manual validation.
RAPID PENTEST
What is a Rapid Pentest?
A fixed-scope, time-boxed penetration test that uses AI-assisted workflows to deliver audit-ready results quickly, especially for ISO 27001 requirements.
How does AI help speed this up?
AI is used to assist with reconnaissance, pattern analysis, test case generation, and report drafting — allowing pentesters to focus on validation, exploitation, and risk assessment rather than repetitive tasks.
What do you test?
Web applications and APIs, including authentication, access control, and exploitable security weaknesses aligned with OWASP Top 10.
Is this suitable for ISO 27001?
Yes. This is the recommended option for most ISO 27001 certification and surveillance audits.
How long does it take?
Testing typically takes 5–7 working days, with reporting delivered shortly after.
Is the pricing fixed?
Yes. Scope, duration, and price are agreed upfront.
What do we get at the end?
An audit-ready pentest report with validated findings, severity ratings, and remediation guidance.
Do you provide retesting?
Yes. One round of targeted retesting is available to confirm remediation and support audit evidence.
FULL PENTEST
What is a Full Pentest?
A deep, comprehensive penetration test that explores complex attack paths and chained vulnerabilities across a wider system scope.
What do you test?
Web applications, APIs, infrastructure components, business logic, and privilege escalation paths.
Is this required for ISO 27001?
Not strictly required, but often recommended for higher-risk or more mature environments.
How long does it take?
Typically 2–4 weeks, depending on scope and system complexity.
Is testing disruptive?
No destructive testing is performed by default. Higher-risk techniques are discussed and approved in advance.
What do we get at the end?
A detailed technical report, executive summary, and strategic remediation recommendations.
Can this be customised?
Yes. Scope and depth are tailored to your environment and risk profile.