Ziwit consultancy services for your manual audits and pentests

The PASSI qualification is a security VISA issued by the ANSSI (National Agency for the Security of Information Systems). This certificate issued by ANSSI bears witness to our skills and expertise as auditors, but also to the attention we pay to protecting the integrity of the confidential information to which we may have access during our services to our customers.

Ziwit expert in digital security, guarantees technical expertise as well as quality advice to prevent acts of cyber-surveillance and secure your IT installations and your websites.

As an ExpertCyber certified service provider, Ziwit is committed to respecting its charter of commitments.

The France Cybersecurity label offers the guarantee that the labeled products, solutions and services are designed, developed and operated in France, by a dynamic and innovative industrial sector recognized by the market. It is therefore a mark of excellence for companies.

QUALIOPI is the unique quality certification mark for training organizations. It has been mandatory since January 1, 2022. ZIWIT fully complies with the 32 new indicators in the national quality reference framework, organized around 7 quality criteria. Our training courses can therefore be referenced by accredited organizations and are eligible for funding.

Ziwit's mission is to support victims of cyberattacks through its cybersecurity solutions and tools .

As a service provider listed on the french government platform Cyber Malicious, Ziwit is committed to respecting its charter of commitments.

Developed on the basis of the US Force One methodology, and accredited by both the NSA and the FBI, this certification allows us to explore all the existing technical and non-technical means of accessing an information system in an illicit way.
Our pentesters are trained in the art of ethical hacking and the latest techniques in penetration testing, with the aim of recognizing each key element: Information gathering, scanning, enumeration, exploitation and reporting.

Our pentesters are experienced in vulnerability research. They have the internationally recognized CEH certification to guarantee you a qualified and ethical technical auditor.

OSCP is an ethical hacking certification offered by Offensive Security (or OffSec) that teaches penetration testing methodologies and the use of the tools included with the Kali Linux distribution.

The OSCP is a hands-on penetration testing certification, requiring holders to successfully attack and penetrate various live machines in a safe lab environment.

Delivered by TCM Security, the PNPT certification is a unique ethical hacking exam that evaluates a pentester's ability to perform a professional level network penetration test and its potential to perform open source research (OSINT) to gather information on how to properly attack that network.
Our pentesters know how to make the most of their Active Directory exploitation skills to perform A/V and egress bypasses, lateral and vertical network movements, and ultimately compromise the domain controller under investigation.

Cyber Essentials is a certification supported by the British government (United Kingdom) to help organizations ensure operational security against cyber attacks.

Issued by the IASME consortium and supported by the UK Government, "IASME GDPR" reinforces Cyber Essential by validating Ziwit's GDPR skills, and its ability to comply with its requirements.
IASME GDPR certification is proof that ZIWIT has taken enhanced measures to protect your business and your data from cyber-attacks on the Internet.

The "Cybersecurity made in Europe" certification is designed to promote European cybersecurity companies and increase their visibility on the European and global market. The certification raises awareness of the strategic value of cybersecurity companies originating in Europe and developing their activity on the basis of European values of trust.

ACN is a group of companies that award services, solutions and technologies that limit risk and therefore increase trust.

It will be a French hub of cybersecurity by 2022 that will bring together the main national and international players in the field.