Why 7Camber?
- Our team has over 10 years of proven experience in carrying out pentests.
- We have carried out pentests for businesses in over 20 countries.
- We have carried out both regulatory (PCI-DSS, DORA…) and non-regulatory (Web app, network, mobile app, API…) pentests.
- Our team is constantly keeping abreast with the latest vulnerabilities and tools.
- We are able to discuss the technical aspects of our findings with your tech team or provider.
- We are also able to translate the risks to a less technical audience.
Who is 7Camber?
7Camber is an experienced, professional penetration testing setup that has been in operation since 2015. The team was originally set up for conducting PCI-DSS penetration tests. Since then, 7Camber expanded to cover regulatory penetration tests (PCI-DSS, DORA, ISO…) as well as non-regulatory penetration tests (Web app, network, mobile app, API…). The best way of learning about 7Camber is in understanding our icon…
The first element is the number “7” that represents the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) which identifies 7 stages: Pre-Engagement, Intelligence Gathering, Threat Modeling, Vulnerability Analysis, Exploitation, Post-Exploitation, and Reporting.
The second element is the letter “C” for CAMBER which is an acronym representing the major steps taken in a penetration test:
- Compromise – Identify and attempt to compromise vulnerabilities in the target environment
- Assess – Assess risks, vulnerabilities, and impact of potential exploits
- Monitor – Monitor the target systems and network behaviour during testing
- Bypass – Bypass security controls using advanced techniques to simulate real attackers
- Exploit – Exploit identified vulnerabilities to gain access and demonstrate breach feasibility
- Report – Report findings, risks, and remediation recommendations comprehensively
We complete our icon with a parallelogram with a clear centre. This shape represents penetration testing: defined boundaries, structured methodology, angled perspectives, and a deep look inside the client’s infrastructure—all performed within a safe, rule‑driven framework.
Colours
The colours have been chosen with typical TLPT pentests in mind where we are usually the Red team attacking a client infrastructure while the client’s Blue team is defending from the impending attacks. Once the exercise is complete, the Purple team is formed. This is a tight collaboration between the Red and Blue teams where knowledge is shared and results are analysed with the objective of improving the client’s security posture.
7Camber is part of the Kyte.global group that offers compliance support and cybersecurity services to regulated entities.