Our technical experts, the same engineers who run our penetration tests, red team operations, and published vulnerability research, help you respond to a breach, stress-test your incident response plan, validate your detections, assess a company before you buy it, and benchmark your security program against the frameworks that matter.
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When you acquire a company, you acquire its breaches, including the ones nobody has found yet.
Financial and legal due diligence is standard practice. Security due diligence often isn't, and that gap is where deals go wrong. Our technical experts assess a target company's real security posture the way an attacker would, and deliver findings your deal team can use at the negotiating table.
We map the target's entire internet-facing footprint, domains, subdomains, cloud assets, exposed services, and forgotten infrastructure that asset inventories usually miss.
We look for evidence that someone is already inside. An undisclosed breach is one of the most expensive surprises a buyer can inherit, and far cheaper to find before close than after.
Interviews and documentation review against recognized frameworks reveal whether the target runs a functioning security program or a folder of unenforced policies.
If the target handles cardholder data, PHI, or commitments under SOC 2 or ISO 27001, we identify where obligations are unmet and what remediation will cost post-close.
Findings translate into a prioritized roadmap with effort estimates, so you can quantify integration risk, adjust valuation, or negotiate specific reps and warranties.
Diligence windows are short. We scope assessments to fit your timeline and deliver an executive summary alongside the technical detail your engineers will want.
Sometimes the bad guys win. What happens next determines how much it costs you.
Our technical experts spend most of their time breaking into networks, which makes them unusually good at reconstructing how someone else did it. When you're breached, you need answers fast: how they got in, what they touched, whether they're still there, and what you're obligated to disclose.
First priority is stopping the bleeding. We isolate affected systems, cut off attacker access, and preserve evidence before it is overwritten, without taking down more of your business than necessary.
We reconstruct the attack timeline: initial access vector, privilege escalation path, lateral movement, and dwell time. You get a defensible account of what happened, not a guess.
What data was accessed, exfiltrated, or altered? We establish the blast radius, which drives legal exposure, notification obligations, and customer communications.
Attackers leave backdoors. We hunt for persistence mechanisms, implants, and rogue accounts so you don't rebuild only to be re-compromised through the same door.
We help you restore operations safely and close the gaps that allowed the intrusion, including compensating controls where a full fix isn't immediately practical.
A written report suitable for executives, insurers, regulators, and counsel, plus a debrief with your technical team on the lessons that matter most.
A discussion-based incident simulation that reveals the difference between a documented process and a working one.
Most incident response plans look fine on paper. Then a real incident arrives and nobody can reach the on-call engineer, legal wants a call before IT touches anything, and no one is certain who has authority to take production offline. A tabletop puts your leadership, technical, legal, and communications people in one room, and lets those gaps surface where they cost nothing to fix.
Our technical experts develop the scenario around your actual infrastructure, industry, and threat profile. Ransomware in an OT network looks nothing like a SaaS credential compromise.
A facilitator narrates the incident as it unfolds and injects complications along the way. Executives, IT, security, legal, HR, and communications work the problem together.
Who declares an incident? Who can authorize taking systems offline? When does the board get told? Ambiguity in the chain of command is one of the most common findings.
We exercise the parts teams practice least: customer messaging, regulatory notification timelines, insurer contact, and what does and doesn't get said while facts are still developing.
You receive a written summary of what worked, where the plan broke down, and prioritized recommendations mapped to specific owners.
Exercises map to requirements including CIS Control 17.7, NIST 800-53 IR-3, and PCI DSS 12.10.2, and support testing expectations under SOC 2, HIPAA, and ISO 27001.
No waiting weeks for a report to find out what your team missed.
A traditional red team measures whether you get caught. A purple team makes sure you get better. Our operators run real attack techniques against your environment while your defenders watch their own consoles, and we compare notes as it happens. When a detection fires, you know why. When one doesn't, we tune it together on the spot.
Our operators run adversary techniques with your defenders informed and observing. Every action is announced, timestamped, and correlated against what your tooling reported.
Techniques are selected and tracked against the ATT&CK framework, producing a clear picture of which tactics you detect, miss, and where coverage is thinner than the dashboard suggests.
We find the alerts that never fired, the logs that were never forwarded, and the rules tuned into silence, the gaps that only surface when someone deliberately exercises them.
Detections are adjusted during the engagement, then re-tested immediately. Your team ends the week with rules they have personally validated against real attacker behavior.
Your analysts work alongside experienced offensive operators and learn what the telemetry of an actual intrusion looks like. The training value outlasts the engagement.
We baseline detection and response performance at the start and re-measure at the end, giving you defensible metrics to show leadership what improved.
A full maturity assessment against CIS Controls, NIST, or ISO 27001, with a roadmap you can fund and execute.
Large organizations rarely suffer from a shortage of security tools. They suffer from not knowing which controls are genuinely effective. Enterprise Analysis cuts through that: our technical experts assess your program against the framework that fits your business, score each control on evidence rather than assertion, and hand you a prioritized roadmap tied to budget and owners.
We evaluate your program against CIS Controls, NIST CSF, NIST 800-53, or ISO 27001, whichever aligns with your obligations, using consistent criteria across every domain.
Assessment is grounded in interviews across IT, security, and business units plus review of actual documentation, configurations, and artifacts, not a checklist taken at face value.
Each control domain receives a maturity rating, so you can see at a glance whether the weakness is in identity, asset management, monitoring, vendor risk, or incident readiness.
Findings are ranked by risk reduction per unit of effort. Quick wins are separated from multi-quarter initiatives so nothing stalls waiting on a large project.
A sequenced plan with recommended owners, dependencies, and effort estimates, built so you can defend the security budget with more than a vendor pitch.
Deliverables include a technical report for your team and a concise summary for leadership, useful for board reporting, cyber insurance applications, and customer reviews.
The same controls we assess for large enterprises, delivered at a scope and price that make sense for small and mid-size businesses.
Smaller organizations face the same attackers, and increasingly the same customer security questionnaires, as much larger companies, usually without a dedicated security team to answer them. The Security Framework Analysis applies the identical control set used in our Enterprise Analysis, streamlined for a leaner environment, so you get an honest read on your posture without an engagement scoped for a company ten times your size.
We use the identical control library as our Enterprise Analysis, organized by process domain and focused on the areas that carry the most risk for organizations your size.
Structured conversations with the people who actually run your systems, often a handful of generalists rather than specialized teams, with no prerequisite of a mature documentation set.
We review the policies, procedures, and configurations you already have, and identify the small number of documents worth creating versus the ones that only generate maintenance work.
A clear rating across each process domain shows where you are solid and where you are exposed, in plain language you can share with a non-technical owner or board.
Recommendations are sequenced and realistic for a small team's capacity, with an emphasis on the changes that reduce the most risk for the least cost.
The output helps you answer vendor security reviews, cyber insurance applications, and early-stage SOC 2 or HIPAA readiness questions with evidence instead of guesswork.
How these engagements work, what they cost you in time, and how they fit alongside penetration testing and red team operations.
Our technical experts triage and contain the incident first, then reconstruct the attack timeline through forensic investigation, determine what data or systems were affected, remove malware and persistence mechanisms, and help you recover safely. You receive both an executive-ready report and a technical debrief your engineering team can act on immediately.
A tabletop exercise is a facilitated, discussion-based simulation. No systems are touched and nothing goes offline. Our technical experts walk your leadership, IT, legal, and communications teams through a realistic scenario built for your environment so gaps in your incident response plan surface in a low-stakes setting, before a real breach forces the same questions under pressure.
Purple team pairs our offensive operators with your defenders in real time. As attacks are executed, your team watches its own detections and consoles, and both sides compare notes immediately. Detection gaps get tuned on the spot and re-tested before the engagement ends, rather than surfacing weeks later in a static report.
Yes. Our Pre-Acquisition Security Assessment maps a target company's internet-facing footprint, checks for signs of prior or ongoing compromise, reviews the maturity of its security program, and flags compliance or contractual exposure, delivered on a timeline that fits your deal window and in language your deal team can use at the table.
Enterprise Analysis is scored against the framework that matches your obligations, typically CIS Controls v8, NIST CSF or 800-53, or ISO 27001. Every control is rated on verified evidence rather than a self-reported checklist, and findings roll up into a multi-year, budget-ready roadmap.
Both use the identical control library. The Security Framework Analysis is scoped and priced for small and mid-size businesses, with a leaner interview process and a shorter, more immediately actionable roadmap, so smaller teams get the same rigor without an engagement sized for a much larger organization.
Whether you're responding to an active breach, planning a tabletop, or scoping due diligence on an acquisition, a short call gets you a clear next step.