TrollEye Security

TrollEye Security

Speciality: Web Application

Cumming, United States 7 employees
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[01] About

Private computer and network security firm based in Cumming, Georgia, USA; founded 2016; 2 employees. Specializes in continuous security testing, including penetration testing, to reduce risk and streamline compliance. Operates in categories like application security, cyber security, and DevSecOps; 1,807 monthly visits; ranked #7,780,245 globally.

At TrollEye Security, we help organizations reduce risk, consolidate tools, and streamline compliance through a continuous, unified, and partnership-driven approach to exposure management. Our continuous testing process identifies, validates, and guides the remediation of exposures across your entire attack surface, from infrastructure and applications to supply chain and dark web risks. Every validated finding is managed through our integrated exposure management platform, centralizing visibility and streamlining remediation with role-based task distribution that keeps teams aligned and accountable. Through our partnership approach, we operate as an extension of your team, providing the collaboration, context, and cadence needed to sustain measurable improvement over time. Together, we help you move beyond reactive security toward a model of continuous visibility, validation, and resilience. Start your exposure management journey and experience how TrollEye Security simplifies cybersecurity through a continuous, unified, and partnership-driven approach.
[02] Services
Penetration Testing As A Service (ptaas)
Dark Web Analysis
Devsecops As A Service
Managed SIEM & Purple Teaming
Including Specialized Services Such As Web Application Penetration Testing
Internal And External Penetration Testing
Network And Iot Device Penetration Testing
Physical Penetration Testing
Red Teaming
Social Engineering
Phishing Assessments
Incident Response Tabletop Exercises
Third-party Risk Management
Executive Monitoring
Threat Modeling
Source Code Scanning
Software Composition Analysis
Dynamic Application Security Testing
Infrastructure As Code Security
Pipeline Security With CI/CD Integration.
[03] Certifications
Snortcp (snort Certified Professional)
GIAC Penetration Tester (gpen)
HP ASE (network Security)
HP Master ASE (network Infrastructure)
OSCP

Origin of the OSCP


The Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) certification was created by Offensive Security, a company founded by Mati Aharoni and other security professionals in 2007. The certification was developed to address the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical penetration testing skills in the cybersecurity industry. Offensive Security designed the OSCP to be a hands-on, performance-based certification that requires candidates to demonstrate actual hacking skills in a controlled lab environment rather than simply answering multiple-choice questions.


Industry Value and Importance


The OSCP is highly valued in the cybersecurity industry because it proves that holders possess real-world penetration testing abilities. Unlike traditional certifications, the OSCP's 24-hour practical exam requires candidates to successfully compromise multiple machines in a simulated network environment and document their findings professionally. This hands-on approach has made it a gold standard for entry to intermediate-level penetration testers, and it's frequently requested or required by employers hiring for offensive security roles. The certification's difficulty and practical nature have earned it significant respect among security professionals and hiring managers.
OSWE

OSWE Certification Overview


Origin


The Offensive Security Web Expert (OSWE) certification was created by Offensive Security, the cybersecurity training company behind Kali Linux and the renowned OSCP certification. Introduced in 2018, the OSWE was developed to address the growing need for professionals skilled in advanced web application security and source code review. The certification emerged from Offensive Security's commitment to hands-on, practical training that goes beyond surface-level vulnerability scanning to focus on understanding and exploiting complex web application logic flaws.


Industry Value


The OSWE is highly valued in the cybersecurity industry because it demonstrates an individual's ability to perform white-box web application penetration testing and identify security vulnerabilities through source code analysis. Unlike automated scanning tools, OSWE holders can manually review code in languages like JavaScript, Python, PHP, and Java to discover subtle security flaws that typically evade detection. This certification is particularly prized by organizations with mature security programs, penetration testing firms, and companies requiring deep application security expertise, as it validates practical skills through a challenging 48-hour hands-on exam that requires candidates to exploit real vulnerabilities in live applications.
[05] Notable Clients
  • The General Bank of Canada
  • Talquin Electric