Security assessments with clear evidence and practical remediation guidance for the systems you actually run:
Fixed-scope engagementsWritten authorisation before any testingRetest of fixes in scope
What we test
Not sure which fits? Describe your situation and we will recommend a scope.
Deliverables
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A plain-language account of what we tested, what we found and what it means for the business, readable without a security background.
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Every finding includes the steps and evidence needed to reproduce it, so your team can verify the issue and confirm the fix.
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Fixes ordered by real risk, not raw scanner severity, with enough technical detail to implement without guesswork.
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Once remediation lands, we retest the affected findings and update the report to reflect what is actually resolved.
How we work
We agree in writing what is in and out of scope, the test accounts and environments to use, and who to contact if anything unexpected happens. Testing starts only after written authorisation.
Manual, methodical testing against the agreed scope. We work carefully in shared environments and flag anything urgent immediately rather than saving it for the report.
You receive the report and a walkthrough call. Every finding is explained in terms of impact and fix, not just a CVSS number.
After your team remediates, we verify the fixes and issue an updated report stating what was resolved.
More detail on authorisation, scoping and communication on the approach page.
Reporting
A useful report explains the business impact, proves the issue is real, and tells your engineers exactly what to change. Here is a synthetic example in our format.
Sample finding (not client data)
TR3-EX-001 · Severity: High · Synthetic demonstration
Any authenticated user can read other customers' invoices by changing an identifier in the URL. Invoices contain names, addresses and purchase history, so this is a direct exposure of customer personal data.
Beyond the privacy harm, this class of flaw usually applies to more than one endpoint. We test related resources and report each affected route, so the fix can be applied consistently.
Who we are
tr3labs is the security-testing studio of VaultFifty1, a security-first engineering partner. Assessments are performed by the engineers themselves. The people who scope the work are the people who do it and who walk you through the results.
More about us and VaultFifty1 →We are developers too. We build and ship production software at VaultFifty1, so our findings come as changes your development team can actually make, and we can pair with them on the fixes when that helps.
We publish real technical research as we produce it, and we do not decorate this site with invented statistics, certifications or client logos.
Tell us what you need tested and roughly when. We will reply from a monitored inbox to agree scope, authorisation and timing before any testing begins.