Manual security assessment for products, APIs, and cloud systems.

Penetration testing for serious builders.

Paravit helps software teams find exploitable weaknesses before customers, auditors, or attackers do. Every engagement is scoped, evidence-driven, and written for both engineers and decision-makers.

Services

Security testing shaped around how your product actually works.

Paravit combines manual testing, targeted tooling, and clear communication so teams can prioritize real risk instead of sorting through scanner noise.

Web application and API pentests

Auth flows, authorization boundaries, business logic, API behavior, data exposure, and exploitable implementation flaws.

Cloud and infrastructure review

Practical assessment of internet-facing services, identity boundaries, network exposure, storage configuration, and deployment risks.

Product security assessment

Focused review for teams preparing for customer security review, launch, acquisition diligence, or a high-risk product milestone.

What you get

A report your engineers can act on and leadership can understand.

Findings include impact, reproduction steps, affected assets, evidence, remediation guidance, and retest status. The goal is not a longer PDF; it is a shorter path to risk reduction.

Assessment workflowEvidence to remediation
Attack pathImpactFix plan
Scoped testingRules of engagement and safe limits
Manual validationFindings proven with reproducible evidence
Retest supportClear closure after remediation

Why Paravit

Built for teams that need clarity, discretion, and practical depth.

01

Manual where it matters

Automated discovery supports the work, but findings are manually validated before they reach your report.

02

Business-aware risk

Severity is tied to exploitability, data sensitivity, exposure, and the workflow an attacker could abuse.

03

Clean communication

Daily notes, direct escalation for critical issues, and final readouts keep the work visible without adding meeting load.

04

Safe engagement rules

Testing follows written scope, careful evidence handling, and explicit limits around destructive or disruptive techniques.

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