HackerSec

HackerSec

Speciality: Web Application

Barueri, Brazil 137 employees
[01] About

HackerSec is a Brazilian cybersecurity company specializing in penetration testing and offensive cybersecurity; with 21 employees (+1.5% YoY growth), founded in 2011, headquartered in Barueri, São Paulo, Brazil. The company is a national reference in cybersecurity, providing top-tier services globally, with a focus on pentest services as detailed on their website and blog.

HackerSec is a Brazilian cybersecurity company, founded in 2011 and headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil. It is the leading national reference in cybersecurity, delivering top-tier services to companies worldwide. We don’t settle for merely “meeting” our clients’ needs; we redefine the standards of cybersecurity, providing services that challenge what the conventional market believes to be possible. Our expertise goes beyond the obvious and the conventional. We are driven by an unwavering commitment to excellence, innovation, and flawless execution. Our focus on offensive cybersecurity is designed for those who understand that cybersecurity is not a luxury but a vital necessity. That’s why companies seeking real results choose HackerSec as their exclusive partner. While others talk about protection, we are already two steps ahead of the threats. Our rigorously selected team of experts boasts an impeccable track record in identifying and anticipating the most sophisticated cyber threats. Technological innovation is our foundation. It enables us to anticipate and report vulnerabilities before they even become problems. More than just a cybersecurity company, HackerSec is the force shaping the future of the industry. If your company seeks more than superficial solutions, if you demand leadership, excellence, and an uncompromising approach, then you are ready for the HackerSec experience.
[02] Services
Penetration Testing
Continuous Pentesting
On-demand Pentesting
Offensive Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity Training
[03] Certifications
Hackersec Certified Pentester (hcp)