Scope and authorisation
We agree what's in scope, how we'll test and when, and get it authorised in writing before anything starts.
No surprises for your team, your hosting provider or your customers.Cybersecurity · Nairobi, Kenya
Our in-house security engineers test your web apps, APIs, cloud and payment flows the way real attackers would, then help you fix what matters first. For businesses across Kenya and East Africa.
Not sure what an attacker would find? Our security engineers test your apps, APIs, cloud and payment flows the way attackers do, then help you fix what matters first.
M-Pesa, card and wallet flows checked for fraud, tampering, duplicate charges and leaked data.
Testing before launch, and the report enterprise customers and partners ask for before they sign.
The technical controls and evidence Kenya's Data Protection Act and its East African peers expect.
Chatbots and agents tested for prompt injection, data leaks and doing more than they should.
Help containing it, finding how they got in, and closing the door behind them.
A named security lead on retainer, with regular testing and advice as you grow.
We agree what's in scope, how we'll test and when, and get it authorised in writing before anything starts.
No surprises for your team, your hosting provider or your customers.Our security engineers test by hand, the way a real attacker would, with automated tools for coverage.
Anything critical is reported to you the same day, not saved for the report.Every finding ranked by severity, with the evidence, what it means for your business and how to fix it.
Written for your engineers and your leadership, with a walkthrough call.Your team fixes the issues, or ours does, since we build software too. Then we retest and confirm in writing.
Most security firms stop at the report. We can take it all the way.Security engineers and software engineers on the same team, so a finding becomes a fix, not just a line in a report.
M-Pesa, mobile money, Kenyan banks and regional regulation are what we work with every day, not edge cases.
Clear for engineers, clear for leadership, and ranked by what to fix first.
Our testing and reports align with the standards and rules your customers, partners and regulators expect.
Yes. Lineard is a software, AI and cybersecurity agency in Nairobi, Kenya. Our in-house security engineers do penetration testing, vulnerability assessments, secure code review, cloud, payment and AI security, and data protection compliance work for businesses across Kenya and East Africa.
A penetration test is an authorised, simulated attack on your systems to find the weaknesses a real attacker would use. You likely need one if you handle payments or personal data, before a major launch, after big changes, or when a partner, regulator or enterprise customer asks for evidence of security testing.
A focused test of a single web app or API typically takes one to two weeks, including the report. Larger scopes take longer. You get a fixed scope and timeline in writing before testing starts.
A report with every finding ranked by severity, the evidence for it, what it means for your business and how to fix it, plus a walkthrough with your team. Because we also build software, we can fix the issues for you, then retest and confirm the fixes in writing.
Yes, on the technical side: mapping where personal data lives, access controls, encryption, logging, breach response and the evidence you need for data protection impact assessments. We work alongside your lawyer or data protection officer, since we're engineers, not a law firm.
Yes. We test AI features for prompt injection, data leaks, unsafe outputs and agents that can do more than they should, using the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications. We also build AI agents, so we know where they tend to break.
No. We test any system you own or are authorised to have tested, whoever built it. We always agree the scope and rules of engagement in writing before any testing starts.
Yes. We're based in Nairobi and work with businesses across East Africa, including Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda. Most testing can be done remotely.
All ten 2026 OWASP LLM risks, each with a vulnerable pattern and a Node.js fix.
Narrow tools, spending limits, human confirmation, and webhook-verified truth for agent payments.
The AI terms builders actually need — tokens to RAG to agents — with cost maths and code.
In a free 20-minute call, we'll talk through what you need and give you a clear timeline and estimate.
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