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PROOF-FIRST OFFENSIVE

Proof-first penetration testing for regulated businesses in Thailand

Human testers in the seat beside you, from scope to retest.

Your cybersecurity co-pilot

Every engagement runs as PROVE: Every Fix Verified. Every finding we report carries evidence; every Critical and High carries a working PoC and a named tester's signature, and the fee covers one retest of every Critical and High finding. We have assessed 100+ organizations and served 6+ Thai banks, including tier-1.

Evidence feedSample data
  • PI2000001-01 IDOR confirmed: account B statement read with account A session
  • PI2000001 Evidence bundle sealed, SHA-256 recorded
  • PI2000001-02 Session token replayed 20 min after logout: 200 OK
  • PI2000001 Retest window opened for PI2000001-02 and PI2000001-05
  • PI2000001-03 Stack trace returned on malformed input
  • PI2000001 Client fix deployed to staging, build 4471
  • PI2000001-04 Certificate pinning not enforced on the mobile app
  • PI2000001-02 Retest: replayed token rejected with 401
  • PI2000001-05 Server version disclosed in headers
  • PI2000001-02 Retest passed: original PoC fails on the patched build

01Services

What we test

Each service page lists its scope and deliverables.

02Assessment guide

Vulnerability assessment, penetration test, or red team?

Each one answers a different question. Pick the one that matches what you need to prove.

  • Vulnerability Assessment

    Answers
    Which known weaknesses are exposed across your systems, and which do you fix first?
    Choose it when
    You need broad coverage on a repeating cadence: quarterly, after major system changes, and before an audit.
    Does not cover
    It does not exploit what it finds, so it cannot prove impact or uncover business logic flaws and chained attacks.
  • Penetration Testing

    Answers
    What can an attacker reach in this system, and can we prove it with a working PoC?
    Choose it when
    You launch or change a critical system, or your regulator expects annual testing evidence.
    Does not cover
    It covers the agreed targets only and does not measure whether your SOC detects and responds to the attack.
  • Red Teaming

    Answers
    Can an attacker reach a defined objective, and does your team detect and respond?
    Choose it when
    Your security baseline is stable, you run penetration tests regularly, and a SOC monitors your environment.
    Does not cover
    It targets defined objectives and does not aim for full vulnerability coverage.

03Delivery process

Every engagement runs the five PROVE phases

We plan the engagement, run the offensive, orient your team to the fix, verify it holds, and hand over the evidence.

  1. 01Plan
  2. 02Run
  3. 03Orient
  4. 04Verify
  5. 05Evidence

Plan

Owner

Reconix with your project team

Deliverables

  • Project kickoff
  • Agreed targets and Rules of Engagement
  • Readiness test and system walkthrough
  • A written definition of what "breached" means for this engagement

Closes when

Scope, written authorization, and Rules of Engagement are signed, and the readiness test passes.

Sample data

PI2000001RoE signed, scope locked

Run

Owner

Reconix testers

Deliverables

  • Reconnaissance and a map of the attack surface
  • Manual exploitation alongside automation
  • Evidence for every finding, a working PoC for every Critical and High
  • Critical findings reported within the day of discovery

Closes when

A named tester has reproduced and signed every Critical and High finding, with its PoC attached.

Sample data

PI2000001-07IDOR on /statements, PoC captured

Orient

Proof loop

Owner

Your developers and system owners, advised by Reconix

Deliverables

  • Remediation advice for every finding
  • Knowledge transfer so your team can fix the issue and prevent it recurring
  • Fix status tracked on a live bug tracker

Closes when

You declare each fix deployed and describe what changed.

Sample data

PI2000001-07chained with weak session, rated High

Verify

Proof loop

Owner

Reconix testers

Deliverables

  • One retest of every Critical and High finding once you declare the fix, replaying the original PoC
  • Evidence of remediation captured for the record

Closes when

A finding closes only when the fix holds under a retest. One retest of every Critical and High finding is part of every engagement.

Sample data

PI2000001-07original PoC replayed: 401, retest passed

Evidence

Owner

Reconix, delivered to your system owner

Deliverables

  • The testing process and overall risk
  • Remediation status for each finding
  • The residual risk that remains

Closes when

Your system owner receives the human-attested report.

Sample data

PI2000001report issued, 7 findings, 7 with PoC

04AI and human roles

AI accelerates the work. Humans certify the truth.

AI agents widen coverage inside the scope you authorized. Our testers test hands-on in every engagement; the depth you choose sets how much, from proving what the agents found to leading the whole test. A named tester reproduces and signs every Critical and High finding before it reaches your report, and AI issues no finding on its own.

Authorized scope

  1. AI agent

    Broad checks inside the agreed scope

  2. Human tester

    Tests by hand; your depth sets how much

  3. Proof

    Every Critical and High reproduced by a tester

  4. Report

    Signed by a named tester

What AI does

  • Widens coverage inside the scope you authorized
  • Issues no finding on its own

What our testers do

  • Test hands-on, from proving agent results to leading the full test
  • Reproduce and sign every Critical and High finding
  • Attest the final report

We test only with your written authorization and agreed Rules of Engagement.

05Team and records

Who tests your systems

Our 20+ offensive security specialists hold these certifications. Reconix is a BAYCOMS and Beryl 8 Group company.

  • CISSP

  • CC

  • OSCP

  • OSCP+

  • OSWE

  • OSEP

  • OSED

  • OSCE3

  • PNPT

  • CRTP

  • GWAPT

  • CPTS

  • COAE

  • Pro Lab Dante

  • Pro Lab Zephyr

  • Pro Lab Cybernetics

  • Pro Lab APTLabs

  • PenTest+

  • Security+

  • SecurityX

  • CySA+

  • CNSP

  • CNVP

  • CSAP

  • CSIE

  • CSAE

  • eWPT

  • eMAPT

  • eCPPT

  • eWPTX

  • CEH

  • CRTA

  • MCRTA

  • CRT-ID

  • kAIPTA

Competition records

Each placement is the achievement of the individual members who competed for it.

  • ASEAN Cyber Shield: finalist in 2025, 3rd place in 2024
  • Thailand Cyber Top Talent 2025 winner
  • Thailand Cyber Top Talent 2024 winner
  • Blue Guardians Defensive CTF 2024 winner
  • Paradigm CTF: 16th worldwide in 2022, 17th in 2023
  • Thailand Cyber Top Talent 2022 winner
  • Cyber SEA Game 2022 3rd place
  • Palo Alto Networks Capture-the-Future 2022 winner
  • Thailand Cyber Top Talent 2021 winner
  • Cyber SEA Game 2021 winner
  • Cyber SEA Game 2019 winner
  • Thailand CTF Competition 2019 winner
  • Thailand Cyber Top Talent 2024
  • Thailand Cyber Top Talent 2024
  • Thailand Cyber Top Talent 2025
  • Cyber SEA Game 2019
  • Thailand CTF Competition 2019
  • Blue Guardians Defensive CTF 2024
  • ASEAN Cyber Shield 2024, 3rd place (General Division)
  • Cyber SEA Game 2021

06Our group

Part of the Beryl 8 Group

Reconix is the offensive security company of BAYCOMS, the cybersecurity arm of Beryl 8 Group.

  • Beryl8
  • Extend IT (X10)
  • Baycoms
  • ECOP
  • Techsauce
  • Vanilla & Friends
  • HoriXon T8
  • CarbonX

07Industries served

Industries we test for

  • Banking and insurance

    6+ Thai banks, tier-1 among them, plus insurers running critical digital services.

  • Financial services and payments

    Fintech platforms and payment processors.

  • Blockchain and Web3

    Decentralized applications, DeFi protocols, and token issuers.

  • Technology and software

    Technology companies and software development firms.

  • Energy and utilities

    Energy production, oil and gas, petrochemicals, and utility services.

  • Other sectors

    Logistics, retail, and consulting.

08FAQ

Questions to settle before you sign

Still have a question? Our testers answer it for your environment. Schedule a scoping call

How do you price a penetration test?

We price from scope: the systems you need tested, which of our 8 attack surfaces they cover (web, mobile, API, cloud, infrastructure, ATM, smart contract, and AI/LLM application), and the tester man-days that depth of testing takes. One retest of every Critical and High finding is priced into every engagement; retesting until it holds is a separately priced option. Send us your scope and we return a quotation.

How long does an engagement take?

Duration follows scope, so we set the timeline with you while scoping and put it in the proposal. Two commitments hold on every engagement: we are ready to kick off within 72 hours from our side, on a date your availability sets, and we report critical findings within the day we discover them.

What do we receive at the end?

A report in Thai or English, your choice. It opens with an executive summary for your board and auditors, then gives your engineers the full technical detail. Each finding carries a CVSS severity, evidence, the business impact, and remediation steps, and every Critical and High also carries a working PoC. After the retest, the report records which fixes held and the residual risk that remains.

What do we need to prepare?

Confirm the systems in scope, sign the written authorization and Rules of Engagement, and agree the channel where we flag findings during testing. We run a readiness test to confirm we can reach the targets. We recommend a staging or UAT environment that mirrors production; if testing must run in production, we work in agreed windows with non-destructive methods. Cloud scope starts with read-only access. If you share source code, we add white-box analysis.

How do you handle our data?

We encrypt findings and transmit them securely. We do not extract, store, or share the personal data of your users; when a finding exposes data, the evidence shows it with fake data. Our team signs NDAs and handles engagement information under PDPA. Source code moves over encrypted transfer into restricted-access review environments, or we review it inside your environment over VPN. Cloud access is temporary and logged, and it ends when testing ends.

What do BOT, SEC, OIC, and PDPA require?

BOT requires licensed financial institutions to run annual intelligence-led penetration testing under its IT Examination framework, and sets mobile banking controls in BOT Guideline 4/2568. SEC requires capital market operators and digital asset businesses to undergo cybersecurity assessments covering vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, code review, and smart contract audit. OIC sets IT governance and security requirements for insurers to protect policyholder data. PDPA Section 37 requires adequate technical safeguards from any organization that handles personal data. We map each finding to the clause it affects, and each framework has its own page under Compliance.

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