
Cybersecurity Services
Offensive security, assessment, and advisory work from practitioners who still run engagements. US based, delivering across five continents. If you already know what you need, start below. If you don't, that's a conversation worth having first.
External, internal, and application testing that proves what an attacker could actually reach. Findings ranked by real exploitability, not by a scanner's severity score.
Adversary tradecraft run against your live environment using techniques mapped to MITRE ATT&CK. Not a scan. A test of whether your people, your tooling, and your response process actually catch someone operating quietly inside your network.
What an attacker can learn about your organization, your executives, and your infrastructure before they ever touch your network. Exposed credentials, leaked data, forgotten assets, and the personal footprint that makes social engineering work.
A structured review of your networks, applications, and systems to find and prioritize weaknesses. Broader coverage than a penetration test, less depth. The right starting point if your environment has never been formally assessed.
Where you actually stand against NIST, ISO 27001, and the controls your clients and insurers keep asking about. Gap analysis, prioritized remediation, and audit preparation, without the binder nobody reads.
Your incident response plan tested against a scenario built from real intrusions, not a generic script. Executives, IT, legal, and comms in one room finding out where the plan breaks before an attacker does.
Security leadership without the executive salary. Program development, board reporting, risk prioritization, and vendor review from practitioners who run offensive engagements and know which risks are real.
Ongoing ownership of the security work you don't have headcount for. Endpoint protection, monitoring, vulnerability management, and vendor oversight, handled by the same people who spend the rest of their time breaking into environments like yours.
Autonomous penetration testing, running as a subscription rather than an engagement. It chains discovery, exploitation, and pivoting against the scope you authorize, then reports only the paths it can prove by actually running the attack. Built from the tradecraft we use on live red team work.








