DatamiArvostelua 

We brought Datami in about fourteen months ago for what we thought would be a one-time pentest. The quality of that first engagement changed our thinking pretty quickly.
The test covered our main API, authentication flows, and a few business logic scenarios our own team had not stress-tested. They found a privilege escalation issue that our scanner had completely missed, along with a handful of lower-severity findings that still needed fixing. The report was clear enough that our developers could work through it without constant back-and-forth.
After remediating everything, we set up an ongoing monitoring arrangement. That has paid off more than once. We had an unusual traffic pattern last autumn that their team flagged and investigated before it became a real problem. Day-to-day, it just takes a lot of pressure off the engineering team knowing someone competent is watching. Would recommend without hesitation to any team running a product in production.

I took over coordinating our security review without much background in the area and was worried about being out of my depth. Datami handled that really well. They communicated clearly at every step, never assumed too much, and made sure I understood what was happening and why. The outcome was great and the process was much smoother than I expected.

After hearing about a competitor getting hit with ransomware, we stopped putting off the security conversation and called Datami. They figured out where we were exposed, explained everything without talking down to us, and got us sorted out without major disruptions. Genuinely wish we had done this sooner.

We started working with Datami about a year ago after a security incident exposed how vulnerable our infrastructure actually was. From the first conversation it was clear we were dealing with real specialists — they asked the right questions, didn't try to sell us services we didn't need, and laid out a realistic plan. They started with a deep penetration test across our web platform and API, then moved into a secure code review, and eventually set us up with ongoing 24/7 monitoring. The findings from the initial pentest alone were eye-opening — issues that had been sitting in our codebase for years, all fixed methodically with clear guidance for our dev team. Since the monitoring started, we've had zero successful intrusions and a couple of DDoS attempts that were neutralized before our team even noticed. Honestly, the peace of mind alone is worth the investment, but the technical depth they bring is what really makes them stand out.