ETHICAL HACKING. INDEPENDENT VERIFICATION.

Secure critical systems. Prove your security holds up.

CyberCile combines ethical hacking, security validation, and independent verification to help organizations find exploitable risk, fix what matters, and produce evidence they can stand behind.

Penetration Testing • Security Assurance • Remediation Validation • AI Security

Cecile Mengue Founder & Ethical Hacker
Cecile Mengue, CyberCile founder and ethical hacker, standing with arms crossed

What brought you here?

Security needs rarely start with a service name. Start with the situation you're trying to solve.

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A customer or bank asked for a pentest

Understand what needs testing, define the right scope, and prepare the security evidence they're requesting.

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02

You need to test an application or API

Put critical systems through human-led adversarial testing and identify exploitable attack paths.

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03

Your team fixed security findings

Independently verify that remediation actually holds and retain evidence supporting the result.

Verify Remediation →

04

You're preparing for a launch, audit, or security review

Find gaps early, strengthen critical systems, and build the evidence you'll need.

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05

You're not sure where the gaps are

Assess your testing, remediation, verification, and security evidence process.

Take the Assessment →

Security across the systems that matter.

02

Prove Security

Turn security work into evidence customers, banks, auditors, and stakeholders can evaluate.

  • Security Assurance
  • Security Review Readiness
  • Security Evidence
  • Compliance Support
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03

Operate With Confidence

Keep security decisions validated as systems, threats, and requirements change.

  • Independent Remediation Validation
  • Continuous Validation
  • AI Security & Governance
  • Security Advisory
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We don't stop at finding vulnerabilities.

  1. FIND

    Identify exploitable weaknesses and meaningful attack paths.

  2. FIX

    Give teams actionable information to remediate what matters.

  3. VERIFY

    Independently challenge remediation to determine whether it actually holds.

  4. PROVE

    Produce evidence showing what was tested, what changed, and what remains.

"Resolved" is a status. Verified is a result.

Security work you can defend.

Testing should do more than generate findings. It should help your team understand what is exploitable, what needs to change, whether the fix worked, and what evidence supports the result.

Learn how attackers think before you make the next security decision.

Practical guidance on penetration testing, attack paths, remediation, security evidence, and financial systems security from the hacker's side.

How to Tell If You're Buying a Real Pentest or an Automated Scan

What to ask before hiring a penetration testing company and how to evaluate the methodology behind the report.

Coming soon

What Happens After a Penetration Test?

How findings move from discovery to remediation, verification, and defensible evidence.

Coming soon
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Can you prove your security holds up?

Find gaps across security testing, remediation, verification, and evidence before a customer, bank, auditor, or attacker exposes them.

15 questions. About 5 minutes. Immediate results.

Take the Security Assurance Assessment

No sensitive information required.

Need more than a point-in-time test?

90-Day Financial Systems Security Assurance

A focused security engagement combining adversarial testing, remediation support, independent verification, and security evidence across critical systems.

  1. DAYS 1–30

    Establish & Test

  2. DAYS 31–60

    Test & Remediate

  3. DAYS 61–90

    Verify & Prove

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Your team fixes it. We prove it's fixed.

Independent manual validation of remediated security findings, with evidence supporting the validation result.

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Not sure what you need?

Start with the Security Assurance Assessment to identify gaps across testing, remediation, verification, and security evidence.