Start with a precise mandate.
Your company provides the authorized assets, rules, identities, access, constraints, and business context that define the investigation.
Your company defines the authorized assets, rules, context, and constraints. RedDepth conducts the investigation, reproduces real vulnerabilities, and returns evidence your team can act on.
Surface mappedAssets, identities, and state recorded
completeVulnerability candidateCondition routed for independent reproduction
activeIndependent validationAttributable evidence preserved
securedA managed offensive-security service—not another tool your team has to operate
RedDepth owns the investigative work between authorization and reporting. Your team provides the business context; we map, test, correlate, reproduce, and document.
Your company provides the authorized assets, rules, identities, access, constraints, and business context that define the investigation.
RedDepth tests relationships, roles, workflows, state, trust boundaries, and business logic while staying inside the agreed scope.
Independent reproduction and an attributable evidence chain turn candidates into vulnerabilities your team can inspect, prioritize, and remediate.
Every investigation begins with written company authorization and confirmed scope. Ambiguity stops the path, evidence supports every conclusion, and your company retains authority over disclosure.
Discuss engagement requirementsNo interaction begins until your organization confirms authorization and boundaries. Unclear ownership and out-of-scope redirects fail closed.
Product information, test identities, access references, stability limits, and escalation contacts remain tied to the authorized engagement.
Observations retain provenance, and vulnerability candidates are independently reproduced before they become findings.
RedDepth returns report drafts to your company. Submission, publication, and external communication remain your decisions.
Each validated finding connects the condition, affected asset, identity or state, safe reproduction, impact, raw evidence references, remediation direction, and known limitations.
That scope may come directly from your Product Security team or from a company program hosted on an established Bug Bounty platform. In every case, written rules and company authorization govern the work.
Platform names and marks belong to their respective owners. References indicate ecosystem support, not endorsement or affiliation.
Your company supplies the authorized scope, required context, access references, constraints, and points of contact. RedDepth manages the investigation and returns validated vulnerabilities with evidence. It is a company engagement, not an individual or researcher account.
Begin with a high-level description of the authorized assets, program rules, business context, and desired outcome. Sensitive scope details and access material are handled through an agreed private channel.
Discuss your scope For companies and authorized company programs only.Signal replayed