Threat Insights Dashboard

Ethical Hacking.
Smart Agents.
Smarter Humans.

Customer Story
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Secure coding practices are foundational, but they do not replace independent validation. We were very pleased with the Blazing Tiger team - the professionalism of their approach and the quality/depth of their findings were both outstanding.

Himanshu Verma
CTO, Y Point
Customer Story

Y Point Strengthens Application Security

Blazing Tiger combined agentic automation with hands-on testing by Tiger Team experts to give Y Point an independent view of application risk without disrupting the development process.

Customer Assurance

The Tiger Guarantee

Elastic consumption models

Supervised by skilled security researchers, our agents accomplish in hours what manual Pen Testing as a Service (PTaaS) engagements would traditionally cover in days — without compromising accuracy. We pass those efficiency gains on to our customers.

In an industry plagued by scope inflation, we offer the Rightsize Guarantee. You only pay for actual testing time — not the original scope. Automated tooling and agentic workflows compress test durations, and we pass those efficiency gains back to you.

Customer Assurance
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We explored multiple testing options, but in such an unpredictable market, we did not want to pay for inflated scopes. The Tiger Guarantee made the decision easy from a value perspective. Very happy with the results.

Founder/CEO
Open Development Platform & Researchnet.ai
Elite Tiger Team

Industry leading testers with OSCP, OSEP, OSWE, CREST CRT, eWPTX and other certifications — bringing hands-on expertise from the world's most demanding offensive security engagements.

Automated Workflows

AI agents enumerate attack surfaces and accelerate coverage — with human supervision to continuously enhance finding quality.

Multi-Tenant Architecture

Purpose-built for MSPs — a hierarchical architecture that lets you manage penetration testing engagements cleanly across your entire client portfolio.

Threat Insights Dashboard

Designed to help CISOs communicate clearly to boards and leadership — what was found, why it matters, what remediation is underway, and how risk posture is improving over time.

Attack Graph Visualization

Maps every step an attacker can take. Clear demonstration of lateral movement paths through an environment so the security team has full threat context — not just what was found, but how it can be chained into a full compromise.

Free Retesting

Post-remediation validation is included in every penetration test for up to two free retests of initial findings — so clients close the loop with confidence, not guesswork.

A Seamless Process

From initial scoping to final report — a structured, transparent engagement every time.

1
Scoping
Assets identified, effort proposed, statement of work signed
2
Planning
Accounts provisioned, rules of engagement finalized, testers assigned
3
Testing
Testing begins, findings released continuously with remediation guidance
4
Reporting
Reports delivered within 3 days of completion, findings synced to platform
5
Retesting
Remediated findings validated and closed — at no additional cost

Ready to Test your defenses?

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Customer Story · Application Security

Y Point Strengthens Application Security with Blazing Tiger

Independent, human-validated penetration testing that combined agentic automation with manual expertise—and integrated cleanly into Y Point’s development lifecycle.

Blazing Tiger Y Point case study visual

Challenge

Cybercrime is often characterized as the world’s third-largest economy. Attackers hold an asymmetric advantage: they need to find only one exploitable weakness, while defenders must secure every application, identity, API, configuration, and release. The growing capabilities of frontier AI models are shifting that balance even further.

Against this backdrop, Y Point—a data analytics firm serving marquee brands such as ADT and GSK—reevaluated its security program. Although the firm maintains rigorous cybersecurity hygiene through best-in-class DevSecOps practices and established penetration testing, Y Point strengthened its independent security validation by engaging Blazing Tiger.

Solution

To test Y Point’s application, Blazing Tiger combined agentic automation with manual techniques. Repetitive activities - such as asset discovery, reconnaissance, service mapping, and evidence organization - were automated, allowing the assessment to move faster and cover more ground. Human experts, members of the elite Tiger Team community of testers, supervised the agents.

Every potential finding was reviewed by a Tiger Team member, who evaluated authorization controls and business logic, attempted safe exploitation, and assessed whether multiple vulnerabilities could be chained together for lateral movement. They also conducted independent manual testing across different attack vectors.

Each validated finding was evaluated for real-world impact, mapped to OWASP, CVSS and CWE frameworks, and augmented with practical remediation guidance.

Outcome

The engagement gave the Y Point team an independent view of application risk without disrupting the development process. It also laid the foundation for broader collaboration across Y Point’s attack surface, with testing integrated earlier into the development lifecycle—reinforcing the firm’s commitment to shift-left security principles.

Services
Application Security Application Pen Test API Pen Test Mobile Pen Test Secure Code Review
Infrastructure Security Network Pen Test WiFi Pen Test Cloud Security Assessment IoT Security Pen Test
Strategic Engagements Red Team Social Engineering AI / LLM Pen Test Identity Security
Service Catalog

Application Security.

Today's software flaws, if unchecked, become tomorrow's CVEs. Our Application Security suite prevents that outcome.

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Application Security

Application Pen Test

Contemporary web app exploits have average dwell times of 254 days.

Impossible timelines? Ever-expanding roadmaps? Open source components? We understand the pressure that creates security blind spots. Start left — build testing early into your dev cycles to avoid crushing tech debt down the road. We align with your sprint schedules to ensure secure, error-free releases.

What We Test
  • SQL injection, XSS, XXE, SSRF
  • Broken authentication & session flaws
  • IDOR & access control failures
  • Business logic abuse
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Application Security

API Pen Test

API incidents cost organizations an average of US$700,000 annually.

Agentic coding has generated efficiencies and increased time to market. If lacking rigorous DevSecOps discipline, it can broaden your exposure. Unauthorized API calls from AI agents, credential leakage, exposure of PII, shadow API endpoints — the risks are many. We test REST, GraphQL, SOAP, and gRPC endpoints — mapping your entire API surface, probing authentication, and simulating real world attack vectors.

What We Test
  • Broken object & function level auth (BOLA/BFLA)
  • Mass assignment & data exposure
  • Injection flaws & rate limiting bypasses
  • Undocumented & shadow endpoint discovery
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Application Security

Mobile Pen Test

75% of mobile applications have at least one security flaw.

A vulnerable mobile app can expose credentials, hijack sessions, and give attackers a persistent foothold into your enterprise environment. Android, iOS, Ubuntu Touch, GrapheneOS: our mobile application penetration tests are platform agnostic. Our testers go deep on both static and dynamic analysis, reverse engineering app binaries and intercepting runtime traffic.

What We Test
  • Insecure data storage & caching
  • Authentication & session token handling
  • Binary reverse engineering & tampering
  • Backend API security from mobile context
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Application Security

Secure Code Review

Fix vulnerabilities in pre-production.

Automated tools find known patterns. Our reviewers find what they miss — injection vulnerabilities, business logic bypasses, weak cryptography, hardcoded secrets. We combine xAST-assisted workflows with expert analysis — spanning static, dynamic, and interactive testing.

What We Review
  • Injection flaws & dangerous function use
  • Cryptographic implementation errors
  • Hard-coded secrets & credential exposure
  • Race conditions & business logic flaws

Ready to test your application security?

Talk to our team about your security requirements.

Frameworks and Methodology
Grey, White & Black Box Tests
OWASP Top 10
MITRE ATT&CK Framework
CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities
Common Vulnerabilities Scoring System
NIST Common Vulnerabilities Database
Sources
F5, Akamai, Fortra, IBM
Service Catalog

Infrastructure Security.

Comprehensive testing across your network, cloud, wireless, and connected device infrastructure — before attackers find the gaps.

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Infrastructure Security

Network Pen Test

Network intrusions go undetected for an average of 207 days.

To support demanding AI workloads, modern networks have evolved. Intent-based routing, predictive QoS and automated telemetry are fundamentally changing the paradigm. It's a new dawn, but with a broader attack surface. Our testers understand how these adaptive, AI-ready networks behave — and how to manipulate that behaviour. We probe your infrastructure for misconfiguration, lateral movement paths, and the new blind spots that autonomous networking creates.

What We Test
  • Perimeter firewall & DMZ configuration
  • Service enumeration & vulnerability exploitation
  • Network segmentation & auth bypass
  • Credential attacks & privilege escalation
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Infrastructure Security

WiFi Pen Test

Your wireless network is an open door — if it's not properly secured.

Wireless networks are frequently overlooked in security programs, yet they offer attackers a direct path into your internal environment — often without any credentials at all. Rogue access points, weak encryption, and guest network misconfigurations are among the most common entry vectors we find.

We assess all wireless networks on-site — corporate, guest, IoT, and out-of-band — across all in-use frequency bands, identifying both technical vulnerabilities and physical security gaps that enable unauthorized access.

What We Test
  • WPA2/WPA3 encryption & key strength
  • Rogue & evil twin access point detection
  • Guest network isolation & segmentation
  • RADIUS & 802.1X authentication testing
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Infrastructure Security

Cloud Security Assessment

Misconfigured cloud is the #1 breach vector. We find it first.

Cloud environments move fast — and security controls rarely keep pace. Overpermissive IAM policies, publicly exposed storage, insecure serverless functions, and misconfigured network controls create exploitable exposure that traditional pen tests miss entirely.

Our cloud security assessments combine configuration review, privilege escalation testing, and attacker-perspective enumeration across AWS, Azure, and GCP — delivering a clear picture of your cloud risk posture and a prioritized remediation roadmap.

What We Assess
  • IAM policies, roles & excessive permissions
  • Exposed storage buckets & public-facing cloud services
  • Network security groups & firewall rules
  • Serverless function & container security
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Infrastructure Security

IoT Security Pen Test

Connected devices are your most invisible attack surface.

IoT and OT devices are deployed at scale, rarely patched, and often implicitly trusted by the networks they connect to. A single compromised device can become a persistent foothold — bridging air-gapped environments, enabling lateral movement, or disrupting critical operations.

We assess devices at the hardware, firmware, and network level — reverse engineering firmware, probing management interfaces, and testing the full IT/OT attack continuum. From smart building systems to industrial controllers, we understand the stakes.

What We Test
  • Firmware extraction & vulnerability analysis
  • Default credentials & authentication flaws
  • Management interface exposure (web, SSH, UART)
  • Network protocol abuse (MQTT, CoAP, Modbus)
Service Catalog

Strategic Engagements.

Adversarial simulations, human risk testing, and emerging threat coverage for organizations ready to go beyond the basics.

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Strategic Engagements

Red Team

Not a checklist. A full-scale adversarial simulation.

Red team engagements go far beyond vulnerability scanning or point-in-time pen tests. Our adversaries simulate real threat actors — with specific objectives, defined TTPs, and no limitations on attack path. We test your people, processes, and technology together, under realistic conditions.

Engagements are scoped around your crown jewels — data exfiltration, ransomware simulation, business disruption, or insider threat emulation. Your blue team defends. We attack. The findings tell you exactly where your detection and response capability breaks down.

MITRE ATT&CK Assumed Breach Full Kill Chain C2 Infrastructure
Engagement Scope
  • Initial access via phishing, exploitation, or physical
  • Persistence, C2 establishment & evasion
  • Internal reconnaissance & lateral movement
  • Privilege escalation to domain / cloud admin
  • Objective completion (data theft, ransomware sim)
  • Detection & response gap analysis
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Strategic Engagements

Social Engineering

Your people are your perimeter. We test how well they hold.

The majority of breaches begin with a human. Phishing, vishing, pretexting, and physical intrusion attempts are the most reliable initial access vectors — and the hardest to defend against with technology alone. We assess your organization's real-world resilience to these threats.

Engagements are tailored to your industry, threat profile, and security awareness maturity. Results are delivered with behavioral analysis, click and credential capture metrics, and actionable recommendations — not just a pass/fail rate.

Phishing Vishing Pretexting Physical Intrusion
What We Simulate
  • Spear phishing & credential harvesting
  • Vishing (voice phishing) campaigns
  • Smishing & multi-channel attacks
  • Physical intrusion & tailgating attempts
  • USB drop & baiting attacks
  • Awareness benchmarking & trend reporting
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Strategic Engagements

AI / LLM Pen Test

GenAI moves fast. The attack surface grows faster.

LLMs, AI agents, and GenAI integrations introduce entirely new attack classes — prompt injection, model manipulation, jailbreaking, training data leakage, and agentic privilege abuse. Most security teams have no playbook for this yet. We do.

We test your AI systems as an attacker would — probing system prompts, chaining tool calls, manipulating context windows, and attempting to extract sensitive data or cause unintended actions. Findings are mapped to the OWASP LLM Top 10 with clear remediation guidance for your AI engineering team.

OWASP LLM Top 10 Prompt Injection Agentic AI RAG & Tool Use
What We Test
  • Direct & indirect prompt injection
  • System prompt extraction & jailbreaking
  • Training & RAG data leakage
  • Agentic tool call abuse & privilege escalation
  • Model denial of service & resource exhaustion
  • Supply chain risk in third-party AI components
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Strategic Engagements

Identity Security

Identity is the new perimeter. And it's often the weakest one.

Attackers don't break in — they log in. Compromised credentials, misconfigured SSO, overprivileged service accounts, and Active Directory misconfigurations are behind the majority of significant breaches today. Identity attacks are fast, quiet, and devastatingly effective.

We assess your entire identity fabric — from on-premises Active Directory and Entra ID to cloud IAM and federated identity providers — mapping every privilege escalation path, trust relationship, and abuse vector an attacker could exploit to achieve domain dominance or cloud admin access.

Active Directory Entra ID SSO & Federation Privilege Escalation
What We Test
  • Active Directory attack paths (Kerberoasting, DCSync)
  • Entra ID / Azure AD misconfiguration
  • Overprivileged accounts & service principals
  • MFA bypass & SSO token abuse
  • Trust relationship & delegation abuse
  • Credential exposure across cloud & on-prem

The Platform.

Multi-tenant from the ground up. Built for MSP partners managing multiple clients, SMBs driving compliance and security initiatives, and enterprise customers running offensive security programs across departments.

Threat Insights Dashboard

Protect your assets.

The Threat Insights Dashboard gives security teams a clear, real-time view of assets, vulnerabilities, and remediation status.

Findings enriched with context across OWASP, NIST CVD, CVSS, MITRE ATT&CK framework and the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog provide a 360-degree view of your threat posture — and allow you to prioritize remediation where it matters most.

Threat Insights Dashboard
Test Spotlight

Track every engagement.

Maintain complete visibility into every testing engagement. Monitor project schedules, understand the most critical risks uncovered, and identify recurring themes across findings.

Know who is testing your environment and rotate testers over time—a best practice that promotes fresh perspectives, reduces familiarity bias, and strengthens overall program effectiveness.

Client Portal Test Spotlight dashboard
Attack Path Visualization

See the full compromise path.

Blazing Tiger turns technical findings into a clear business-risk story. Instead of showing isolated vulnerabilities, the platform illustrates how one weakness can chain into sensitive data exposure.

In this example, an unvalidated image upload allows a PHP webshell, command execution on the web server, plaintext database credential exposure, direct database access, and a full customer data dump — fast, direct, and with no lateral movement required.

Example Attack Story

Image upload weakness → webshell execution → config file read → plaintext database credentials → direct database connection → full customer data dump.

Blazing Tiger attack path visualization showing webshell upload to database compromise
Use Cases

Security Testing
With Practical Purpose.

Independent testing helps organizations validate controls, guide remediation decisions, and support security and compliance objectives with clear evidence.

Validate Security
Controls

Your compliance program, whether automated through a platform or managed manually, requires evidence. Independent security testing helps organizations validate that security controls operate as intended while providing the documentation needed to support SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and other compliance initiatives.

Allocate Resources
With Confidence

Security resources are finite, and the opportunity costs of misallocation can be significant. Independent testing with practical remediation guidance helps organizations identify the issues that matter most and allocate in-house resources with greater efficiency.

For Managed Service Providers

Deliver World-Class
Security.
At Scale.

Blazing Tiger is purpose-built to help MSPs offer high-impact penetration testing services to their customers — without the overhead of building it from scratch.

Everything You Need to Deliver.
Nothing You Don't.

From platform infrastructure to tester management, Blazing Tiger handles the complexity — so you can focus on your customers.

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True Multi-Tenancy

Manage all your clients from a single platform. Each customer environment is fully isolated with its own assets, tests, findings, and reporting — giving you clean operational separation at any scale.

02
Built for Local Markets

Blazing Tiger is designed for the realities of local markets — including developing economies that leading PTaaS vendors often overlook. Deliver enterprise-grade security outcomes tailored to your customers' context.

03
Seamless Project Management

A standardized test lifecycle from scheduling to final report. Tester skills, certifications, availability, and engagement status all in one operational view — so you spend less time coordinating and more time delivering.

04
No Bench Required

Access an elite, credentialed tester community on demand. You don't need to hire, train, or maintain a dedicated security team. Blazing Tiger's Tiger Team scales with your engagements.

05
Customer Delight Built In

Your customers get the same elite testing, rich reporting, and Threat Insights Dashboard that enterprise security teams rely on. The Rightsize Guarantee means your customers only pay for what's actually used — a powerful differentiator in any sales conversation.

06
Expand Your Offering

Penetration testing opens the door to adjacent security conversations. Build a broader security services practice on a foundation of regular, structured testing engagements — growing billable hours and deepening customer relationships over time.

Partner Program

Ready to grow your
security practice?

Join a growing network of MSPs delivering high-impact penetration testing services through the Blazing Tiger platform.

End User License Agreement

And Terms of Service

Effective Date: May 1, 2026

This End User License Agreement (“Agreement”) is entered into by and between Blazing Tiger LLC, a limited liability company incorporated in Delaware and operating out of Illinois, USA (hereinafter referred to as “Service Provider,” “BlazingTiger,” “Blazing Tiger LLC,” “blazingtiger.ai,” “we,” “us”) and the customer identified in the applicable Sales Order Form or Statement of Work (hereinafter referred to as “Customer,” “you”). This Agreement governs Customer’s access to and use of Blazing Tiger’s offensive security testing services, platform, and related deliverables (collectively, the “Services”).

By signing an Order Form, executing a Statement of Work, or accessing the Services, Customer agrees to be bound by this Agreement.


1. Services

Blazing Tiger provides offensive security testing services, including penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, and related cybersecurity services, delivered through a combination of human researchers, proprietary tooling, automation, and AI-assisted analysis, as further described in the applicable Sales Order Form or Statement of Work (“Order”).

2. Permission to Test; Authorization

Customer permits Service Provider to access Customer’s Assets and Customer Data to enable the Services, which constitutes authorization under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, the Computer Misuse Act 1990, Directive 2013/40/EU, and similar laws and regulations as applicable to Customer based on its jurisdiction. Customer represents and warrants that it has the authority, and will maintain such authority at all times throughout the term of its contract with Service Provider, to grant such access and authorization with respect to all systems, applications, networks, and assets identified in the applicable Order (“Target Systems”).

This authorization is granted solely for the purpose of performing the Services and is limited to the scope, time window, and methods specified in the Order. Any testing of systems outside the agreed scope is not authorized under this Agreement.

Customer acknowledges that testing activities may include techniques that could trigger security alerts, monitoring systems, or automated defenses, and that this is an expected and authorized part of the Services. Service Provider will take reasonable precautions to minimize such disruptions.

3. No Guarantee of Complete Vulnerability Discovery

Customer acknowledges and agrees that penetration testing and vulnerability assessment services are inherently limited by scope, time, methodology, and the state of Target Systems at the time of testing. Service Provider does not represent, warrant, or guarantee that:

  • All vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, or security weaknesses present in the Target Systems will be identified;
  • The Target Systems are or will be free of security vulnerabilities, whether or not identified during testing; or
  • Remediation of identified findings will eliminate all risk of compromise.

The Services reflect a point-in-time assessment only. Security posture may change at any time following delivery of Service Provider’s findings due to changes in Customer’s environment, newly disclosed vulnerabilities, or evolving threat techniques.

Remediation of identified findings is the sole responsibility of Customer. Service Provider may offer remediation guidance as part of the Services, but Service Provider assumes no responsibility for Customer’s implementation, timing, or effectiveness of any remediation.

Service Provider shall have no responsibility or liability for any security breach, data breach, unauthorized access, or other security incident affecting Customer or any third party, whether occurring before, during, or after the Services, including incidents involving vulnerabilities not identified during the engagement.

4. Insurance

Service Provider maintains commercial insurance coverage, including cyber liability insurance and professional/technology errors & omissions liability insurance. Certificates of insurance and specific coverage limits are available to Customer upon written request.

5. Data Security

Service Provider will implement reasonable administrative, technical, and physical safeguards designed to protect Customer information transmitted to or processed by Service Provider in connection with the Services.

Customer is solely responsible for the security of its own systems, networks, and data, including any personally identifiable information (“PII”) of Customer’s own customers, employees, or other third parties residing on or processed by the Target Systems. Service Provider’s Services do not relieve Customer of its obligations to secure such data under applicable law or contract, and Service Provider assumes no responsibility for Customer’s compliance with data protection or privacy obligations owed to Customer’s customers or end users.

Service Provider may utilize third-party AI providers and cloud infrastructure providers as part of service delivery, including but not limited to Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft. Customer acknowledges that data transmitted through these systems may be processed or stored outside of Service Provider’s direct control.

Customer agrees that data processed through such third-party providers is subject to those providers’ respective data security, privacy, and terms of service policies, and Service Provider is not responsible for the practices or policies of such third parties.

6. Platform Access

Where Services include access to a BlazingTiger software platform, dashboard, or portal, such access is provided solely for the duration of the active contract term. Upon expiration or termination of the contract term, Service Provider may revoke Customer’s platform access without further notice. Revocation of platform access does not affect Customer’s right to retain deliverables (such as written reports) provided prior to revocation.

7. Intellectual Property

All methodologies, workflows, templates, software, automation routines, prompts, agent designs, report formats, and other proprietary materials used by Service Provider in delivering the Services remain the exclusive property of Service Provider. All data, systems, documents, and materials owned or operated by Customer remain the exclusive property of Customer. Nothing in this Agreement transfers ownership of either party’s pre-existing intellectual property to the other party.

Upon delivery and full payment, Customer receives a non-exclusive, internal-use license to use the written reports and recommendations generated under the applicable Order.

8. Marketing and Use of Customer Name

Customer grants Service Provider permission to identify Customer by name and logo, and to reference the general nature of the engagement, in Service Provider’s marketing materials, website, case studies, and promotional content, except where the applicable Order designates the engagement as confidential. Customer may request removal of its name, logo, or reference from any such materials at any time by contacting Service Provider, and Service Provider will remove the requested material within a reasonable time.

9. Confidentiality

Each party shall treat as confidential all non-public information received from the other party in connection with the Services, and shall use such information solely for purposes of the engagement, except as required by law or with the disclosing party’s written consent. This section survives termination of this Agreement and is independent of the marketing rights granted in Section 8.

10. Disclaimer of Warranties

The Services and all deliverables are provided “as is” and “as available.” Service Provider disclaims all warranties, whether express, implied, statutory, or otherwise, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement.

Without limiting the foregoing, Service Provider does not warrant that the Services will identify all vulnerabilities or security risks, or that Customer’s systems will be secure following delivery of the Services.

11. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, neither party shall be liable for any indirect, consequential, special, incidental, or punitive damages, including lost profits, lost revenue, loss of data, or business interruption, even if advised of the possibility of such damages.

In no event shall Service Provider’s total aggregate liability arising out of or related to this Agreement or any Order exceed the total fees actually paid by Customer to Service Provider for the specific engagement giving rise to the claim. This limitation applies regardless of the form or theory of liability (contract, tort, negligence, or otherwise).

12. Indemnification

Customer agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Service Provider, its employees, contractors, researchers, officers, and agents from and against any claims, damages, costs, and expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) arising out of: (a) Customer’s lack of authority to authorize testing of any Target System; (b) Customer’s breach of this Agreement; (c) Customer’s violation of applicable law; or (d) third-party claims related to assets included within scope by Customer.

Service Provider agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Customer, its employees, officers, and agents from and against claims, damages, and costs (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) arising out of Service Provider’s gross negligence or willful misconduct in performing the Services, subject to the limitation of liability in Section 11.

13. Term and Termination

This Agreement remains in effect for the duration of the applicable Order. Either party may terminate an Order for material breach upon written notice if such breach remains uncured for thirty (30) days. Sections 3, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, and 12 survive termination or expiration of this Agreement.

14. Governing Law

This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of Illinois, without regard to conflict-of-law principles. The parties consent to exclusive jurisdiction in Illinois courts for disputes arising from this Agreement.

15. Entire Agreement

This Agreement, together with any applicable Sales Order Form or Statement of Work, constitutes the entire agreement between the parties regarding the Services and supersedes all prior discussions and understandings. No modification shall be effective unless made in writing and signed by both parties.