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Penetration testing
Applications, networks, infrastructure, and identity tested through realistic attack paths.
- Scoping aligned to business risk
- Manual validation and exploitation
- Clear evidence and reproduction paths
- Remediation review
Capabilities / designed around the outcome
FIND THE PATH.CLOSE THE GAP.
Focused engagements for teams that need evidence, priority, and a plan they can actually execute.
02
Attack-surface assessment
A contextual view of exposed assets, forgotten services, ownership gaps, and high-impact routes.
- External exposure discovery
- Asset and ownership mapping
- Risk-path prioritization
- Reduction roadmap
03
Cloud & identity review
Privilege, trust, recovery, and administrative paths across Microsoft, Azure, SaaS, and hybrid estates.
- Role and privilege analysis
- MFA and recovery review
- Service identity assessment
- Control-plane hardening
04
Incident readiness
Prepare the decisions, telemetry, and recovery paths your team will need under pressure.
- Logging and detection gap review
- Tabletop exercises
- Containment playbooks
- Recovery validation
05
Security leadership
Fractional security leadership for organizations that need direction, governance, and practical momentum.
- Security roadmap
- NIST and PCI alignment
- Policy and risk communication
- Vendor and control review
06
AI readiness & secure prototyping
Assess the network and data around AI, then test a limited workflow or small application concept before making a larger commitment.
- AI and network readiness assessment
- Data-flow and vendor exposure review
- Workflow or onboarding proof of concept
- Small CRM or ERP concept prototype
Engagement model
Senior-led from first call to final readout.
01
Define useful scope
We start with the decision you need to make, then shape the work around the systems and risks that can change it.
02
Work visibly
Concise checkpoints keep your team informed without turning the engagement into a meeting factory.
03
Transfer the context
The final output explains not just what happened, but how to fix it and how to prevent the pattern from returning.