Security testing, hardening, compliance & secure development
Find it before they do. Fix it before it matters.
FD Solutions delivers penetration testing, code and binary analysis, infrastructure hardening, and the compliance documentation your bank, auditor, or enterprise client is asking for — and builds the secure systems that pass.
Your acquiring bank has asked for a penetration test report on the live environment confirming no high or medium severity vulnerabilities. Your auditor wants documented policies. Your enterprise client's procurement team sent a security questionnaire nobody in your company can answer.
These requests all have a specific shape. The report has to cover the right scope, come from qualified testers, document findings with severity and evidence, and show every issue was fixed and verified. The documentation has to match what the reviewer is checking against. Miss any of it, and the whole thing comes back and the launch slips another month.
We handle the full path: find the weaknesses, help you close them, prove they're closed, and produce the paperwork that satisfies whoever is asking.
What we do
Fourteen services across testing, analysis, hardening, compliance, and training — scoped to whatever your reviewer is actually asking for.
Security Testing & Assessment
- Web Application Penetration Testing
- Mobile Application Security Testing
- API & Backend Security Testing
- Vulnerability Assessment & Scanning
- Network & Infrastructure Assessment
Code & Binary Analysis
- Source Code Security Review
- Reverse Engineering & Binary Analysis
Hardening & Implementation
- Server & Cloud Hardening
- Secure Development
Compliance & Documentation
- Security Policies & Compliance Documentation
- Compliance & Bank Onboarding Reports
- Remediation Support & Retesting
Training & Awareness
- Security Training
- Continuous Security Monitoring
Why FD Solutions
We test manually.
Anyone can run a scanner. The findings that get platforms breached — authorization flaws, business logic abuse, chained vulnerabilities — only surface under human testing.
Our reports get accepted.
We know what bank reviewers and QSAs look for, because we write for them specifically.
Retesting is included, not upsold.
An open finding means you're not approved. Getting to a clean report is the job.
We close the loop.
Testing, remediation, hardening, documentation, and training — one provider, one accountable party, no gaps between vendors.
We explain findings to developers, not at them.
Guidance specific to your framework, with direct access to the person who found the issue.
Arabic and English throughout.
Testing, reporting, documentation, and training in both languages.
What you receive
Every assessment delivers a complete evidence package, not a scanner export with a logo on it.
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Executive summary
Overall risk posture in plain language for the person signing off, with an explicit statement of outstanding findings by severity.
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Technical findings report
Each finding with CVSS v3.1 score, business impact, affected components, proof-of-concept evidence, and reproduction steps.
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Remediation plan
Specific, actionable guidance ranked by priority, written for the developers implementing it.
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Scope and methodology statement
Every tested URL, IP, endpoint, and application build with version numbers; testing dates; standards followed; tools used.
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Tester credentials and independence statement
Certifications held and a signed declaration of independence. Compliance reviewers check this first.
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Retest report
Verification that each finding is closed, with a clear final position.
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Signed and stamped attestation letter
On company letterhead, in the format banks and PSPs expect.
Reports delivered in English and Arabic on request.
Industries we serve
- E-commerce and online retail seeking merchant account approval
- Fintech and payment platforms under PCI DSS obligations
- Healthcare and education platforms handling sensitive personal data
- SaaS providers responding to enterprise security questionnaires
- Any business whose bank, PSP, or client has asked for a security assessment