All engagements are scoped, executed, and delivered directly by Jiva. No subcontracting, no junior analysts — just senior-level offensive security work.
Comprehensive attack simulations against your web applications, APIs, infrastructure, and network environments. Assessments go beyond automated scanning — they emulate real-world attacker techniques to identify exploitable vulnerabilities with genuine business impact.
Source-assisted assessments are available for clients who want to provide access to source code, enabling deeper analysis and higher vulnerability coverage than black-box testing alone.
Goal-based adversary simulations designed to test your detection, response, and resilience against real attacker behavior. Red team operations go beyond finding vulnerabilities — they evaluate your security program's ability to detect and contain an active threat actor across multiple attack vectors and phases.
Deep technical research into specific software, protocols, or systems to discover previously unknown vulnerabilities. This goes beyond standard penetration testing into dedicated bug hunting, exploit development, and protocol-level analysis — the kind of work that produces CVEs and security advisories.
A key differentiator for Jiva Security. Hardware security assessments target embedded systems and physical devices — analyzing firmware, hardware interfaces, secure boot implementations, and the attack surface that exists below the software layer. Critical for companies shipping connected devices, IoT products, or security-sensitive hardware.
Security-focused code review and architecture analysis conducted with an offensive mindset. This is not a compliance checklist — it is a technical assessment of your codebase designed to identify vulnerability classes, logic flaws, and exploitable weaknesses before they reach production or an attacker. Review is supported by custom tooling — including AI-assisted analysis — built to extend manual testing, never replace it.
As organizations ship LLM-backed features, AI agents, and model-integrated workflows, they expose an attack surface most security programs have never tested. Jiva Security assesses these systems the way an attacker would — treating model integrations, prompt pipelines, and agent tooling as untrusted, reachable, and abusable rather than as trusted infrastructure.
This work is grounded in hands-on offensive testing of production LLM applications and AI agents — including assistants authorized to perform privileged actions — covering prompt injection, jailbreaking, and system-prompt extraction, and demonstrating how adversarial input can coerce a model into unauthorized backend operations. Findings are mapped to the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications.
Strategic security guidance for organizations building products or scaling their security programs. Particularly well-suited for startups that need senior security expertise without a full-time hire — covering architecture decisions, security controls, and threat modeling from an offensive perspective.
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