We test Mendix,
even for Mendix itself
We’ve been hacking Mendix since 2015, testing both customer applications and the platform itself as Mendix’s official penetration testing partner. That gives us first-hand insight into how Mendix evolves and what that means for your security.
Low-code doesn't solve everything
Mendix makes it easier to build and move fast, but low-code doesn’t remove the security risks developers and security teams need to manage.
Your Mendix app is going live. But has it been tested?
Security gets checked right before launch. Then a weak foundation turns your go-live into a delay.
Your dependencies keep changing
Marketplace modules depend on other components and libraries, allowing new vulnerabilities to enter your Mendix application. Updates to functionality, libraries, APIs and SSO integrations can introduce new security risks and configuration errors.
Developers build production apps without a security background
Mendix lowers the barrier to building software, but not every developer is trained to think like an attacker. Security mistakes can easily become part of an application without anyone noticing.
AI adds a new attack surface
AI agents are becoming part of Mendix applications, bringing new behaviour, data flows and attack paths with them. The question is whether your security approach is keeping up.
Why The S-Unit for Mendix
Securing Mendix takes more than general pentesting knowledge. We test both the platform itself and the applications built on it, and across hundreds of pentests we’ve seen where things go wrong in practice. We put that knowledge to work for your application and share it with the Mendix community.
We test Mendix before you use it
The S-Unit Top 10 vulnerabilities
We share what we learn
Put your Mendix security to the test
Mendix security review
Mendix Pentesting
Mendix Security Courses
Discover The S-Unit Top 10 Mendix Vulnerabilities
After 10+ years of testing Mendix applications and hundreds of Mendix pentests, we know where security tends to break down. Inspired by OWASP, we turned those findings into The S-Unit Top 10: the vulnerabilities we believe every Mendix team should know.
TSU-01: Insecure user roles
TSU-02: Insecure entity access
TSU-03: Insecure microflows
TSU-04: Insecure published integrations
We challenge the Mendix community
The Mendix CTF is a Capture The Flag competition built entirely around Mendix applications, bringing together Mendix developers and security enthusiasts from around the world. From your first flag to advanced challenges, you learn to spot weaknesses, exploit them and understand how to prevent them in your own applications.
worldwide
A Mendix CTF for your organisation
Getest in de echte wereld
We werken voor organisaties waar security niet mag falen.
targenio
targenio koppelt AI-agents aan bedrijfskritische systemen en wilde weten of het groeiende platform bestand was tegen realistische aanvallen.
Bingy
Bingy werkt met gevoelige welzijnsdata en had onafhankelijk bewijs nodig dat het platform veilig was om aan klanteisen te voldoen en verdere groei te ondersteunen.
Your primary point of contact
“Mendix makes building applications easier, but it doesn’t take security out of the developer’s hands. Understanding how an attacker can abuse what you build is part of building it securely.”
Dirk van Veen
Founder and Lead Pentester
Our Mendix partnerships


