Application & API assessments
Focused testing of agreed web, mobile, and API surfaces against a written scope, access model, and test window.
WisePal security practice
Security research with a clear boundary.
We help teams understand and reduce application risk through authorized, scope-based assessment—then stay close enough to validate the repair.
Authorized services
Practical assurance for products already in motion.
The work is shaped around a real product or release decision, not a generic scan. Every engagement names what was tested, how it was tested, and where the resulting assurance ends.
Attack-surface & source review
Review of exposed assets, trust boundaries, architecture, and available source to identify practical paths to risk.
Vulnerability validation
Careful reproduction and impact analysis so your team can separate actionable findings from noise before making a change.
Remediation guidance
Prioritized, implementation-aware guidance that connects each confirmed issue to a clear repair path and verification step.
Retesting
Bounded follow-up testing of completed fixes, with an explicit record of what was retested and what remains outside scope.
Coordinated-disclosure support
Support for clients handling a responsibly reported issue, from validation and triage through remediation and an agreed disclosure plan.
How an assessment works
Scope first. Evidence next. Repair lastingly.
- 01
Define the decision
We start with the product, release, transaction, or risk decision the assessment needs to support.
- 02
Agree scope & authorization
Systems, accounts, methods, testing windows, data handling, contacts, and stop conditions are documented before testing begins.
- 03
Test & validate
Research stays inside the agreed boundary. Potential findings are reproduced carefully and assessed for realistic impact.
- 04
Repair & retest
Your team receives prioritized guidance, direct technical context, and a focused retest of the fixes included in scope.
Independent responsible disclosure
A report is not a sales pitch.
Good-faith reports about WisePal-owned public systems are received as independent responsible disclosures. They are reviewed separately from paid, pre-authorized client assessments and do not create a consulting engagement.
Start with a minimal report
Use the contact page to identify the affected WisePal surface, the observed behavior, and a safe way to follow up. Do not submit credentials, personal data, exploit code, or other sensitive material through the website form.
Please do not access other people's data, disrupt a service, test customer-owned systems, or expand beyond the minimum needed to describe the concern. Coordinated disclosure work for a client begins only after that client authorizes a separate scope.
Contact WisePal about a concernAccountable team
Know who owns the work.
WisePal's security delivery and client coordination have named owners.
Security research
Tural Aliyev
Head of Security Research
Tural leads technical scoping, assessment, finding validation, and security research quality.
View Tural's profileClient & commercial
Hamid Elsevar
Founder & Managing Director
Hamid leads fit, engagement shape, client communication, and the connection between security work and the product decision it needs to support.
View Hamid's profileStart with scope
Tell us what needs assurance—and what decision comes next.
In your first note, share the product or asset type, the business objective, preferred timing, and any known scope constraints. Do not send credentials or sensitive findings through the contact form.