Hardware and embedded devices are increasingly targeted by attackers seeking to bypass traditional security controls, extract sensitive data, or compromise systems at their most fundamental level. Weaknesses in chipsets, firmware, or physical interfaces can allow adversaries to reverse-engineer designs, clone intellectual property, or use a compromised device as a stepping stone into larger networks.
Parabellum’s Hardware Penetration Testing is designed to uncover and demonstrate these risks in a controlled environment. Our consultants apply advanced techniques including interface probing, firmware extraction, side-channel analysis, and controlled tampering to identify weaknesses. Where appropriate, we also test device-level cryptography and secure boot processes to validate resilience against manipulation.
Every engagement balances technical depth with practical outcomes. Findings are presented with evidence of exploitation and ranked by severity, along with prioritised remediation steps. The result is assurance that your hardware and embedded products are not only functional but secure, protecting both your customers and your intellectual property.