Protect Every Layer
of Your Attack Surface

Secure software development from code commit to production release.

• Static Application Security Testing (SAST): Analyze source code, binaries, or bytecode to detect vulnerabilities early in the development lifecycle before deployment.
• Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST): Test running applications in staging or production environments to identify runtime issues such as SQL injection, XSS, authentication flaws, and security misconfigurations.
• Software Composition Analysis (SCA): Scan open-source libraries and third-party dependencies for known vulnerabilities, outdated components, and licensing risks.
• Secrets Detection: Identify accidentally committed API keys, tokens, passwords, and hardcoded credentials across repositories and codebases.
• API Security Testing: Assess REST, GraphQL, and SOAP APIs for broken authentication, authorization bypass, insecure object references, injection flaws, and rate-limiting weaknesses.
• Secure Code Review: Perform expert manual code review to uncover business logic flaws, insecure design patterns, and issues automated tools often miss.
• CI/CD Pipeline Security: Secure build pipelines, artifact repositories, and deployment workflows to reduce software supply chain risk and prevent unauthorized releases.

Strengthen network, cloud, workload, and endpoint defenses.

• Network Vulnerability Assessments: Scan internal and external networks to identify exposed services, open ports, weak protocols, outdated systems, and configuration weaknesses.
• Network Segmentation Reviews: Validate internal network segmentation to reduce lateral movement and limit blast radius after compromise.
• Cloud Configuration Review: Audit AWS, Azure, and GCP environments for exposed storage, overly permissive IAM policies, missing logging, insecure networking, and misconfigured services.
• Container & Kubernetes Security: Assess container images, registries, runtime configurations, RBAC, secrets handling, and cluster-level settings to prevent workload compromise and cluster takeover.
• External Attack Surface Monitoring: Continuously discover internet-exposed domains, services, APIs, servers, and shadow IT that expand the organization's attack surface.
• Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR): Strengthen endpoint visibility and protection against malware, ransomware, unauthorized access, and post-exploitation activity.
• Data Security Assessment: Review encryption, key management, data access controls, and storage practices to protect sensitive data at rest and in transit.

Reduce identity-driven risk across users, systems, and privileged access.

• Active Directory (AD) & Entra ID Assessments: Identify legacy protocols, privilege escalation paths, weak policies, and systemic misconfigurations in core identity services.
• Privileged Access Reviews: Audit administrative privileges and high-risk access paths to enforce least privilege across the environment.
• MFA Enforcement Gap Analysis: Identify systems, portals, remote access workflows, and legacy applications where MFA is absent, inconsistently enforced, or vulnerable to bypass.
• Stale Account Cleanup: Find dormant user, contractor, and service accounts that create avoidable risk and expand attacker access opportunities.
• Identity Hygiene Audits: Review password policies, service principals, group sprawl, excessive entitlements, and account lifecycle controls.

Simulate real-world attacks to validate security controls and response maturity.

• Web Application Penetration Testing: Test web applications against OWASP-aligned attack scenarios to uncover authentication flaws, session issues, injection vulnerabilities, and business logic weaknesses.
• Penetration Testing (Black Box, Grey Box, White Box): Conduct deep security assessments of web applications, APIs, and networks using different levels of system knowledge to match realistic threat models.
• Network Penetration Testing: Assess internal and external network defenses for exploitable services, credential abuse, privilege escalation, and lateral movement paths.
• Red Teaming & Attack Simulation: Run advanced multi-stage simulations to test your organization's ability to detect, respond to, and contain determined adversaries.
• Phishing & Social Engineering Campaigns: Measure human risk through simulated phishing, smishing, vishing, and pretexting exercises.

Detect threats faster, respond effectively, and sustain security visibility over time.

• Managed Detection & Response (MDR): Continuous monitoring of endpoints, identities, logs, and network activity to identify and contain threats in near real-time.
• Continuous Vulnerability Management: Maintain ongoing visibility into vulnerabilities across applications, infrastructure, cloud assets, and endpoints with prioritized remediation guidance.
• Incident Response (IR): Support emergency containment, investigation, eradication, and recovery during data breaches, ransomware incidents, and active compromise.
• Threat Intelligence: Monitor the dark web, leaked credential sources, and threat feeds for indicators relevant to your users, brand, suppliers, and industry.

Build long-term security maturity, reduce audit friction, and align controls to business goals.

• Virtual CISO (vCISO): Fractional executive security leadership to help define strategy, prioritize investments, and align security initiatives with business objectives.
• Compliance Readiness: Prepare for and maintain frameworks such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and other regulatory or contractual requirements.
• Security Architecture Review: Evaluate application, cloud, and infrastructure design decisions to identify architectural risks and recommend secure-by-design improvements.
• Security Awareness Training: Deliver role-based security education to help employees protect sensitive data and recognize evolving attack techniques.
• Risk Assessments & Roadmaps: Prioritize security gaps, remediation initiatives, and capability improvements based on business risk.