If someone got in tonight, what could they reach, and would we know?
Find the attack paths before someone else does. Every organization has attack paths it does not know about. We find them by testing rather than assuming, then help you fix the few that matter with controls the business can live with.
We do network and infrastructure penetration testing, application penetration testing for web apps and APIs, and embedded software penetration testing for connected devices and their firmware.
How we fix it, in three steps
Step 1: Find
Test and benchmark: we attack what matters and score what we find.
Step 2: Fix
A short, ranked list of fixes, with our engineers alongside your team.
Step 3: Prove
Retest and track the grade year over year, so fixed means fixed.
What we usually find, and what we do about it
The side door
Printers, cameras and building systems that nobody counted. In two tests a printer led to domain administrator.
We test the devices nobody counted and show the path from a printer to domain admin.
Network Penetration TestingThe untested assumption
'Our MSP handles security.' Often true for response, rarely tested for prevention.
An evidence-based benchmark grades prevention and detection separately, so you see what your MSP really covers.
Cybersecurity Benchmark & 12-Month RoadmapThe fix nobody checked
Findings get closed on paper. Retesting shows which ones actually are.
Retesting and tracked vulnerability management show which fixes actually hold.
Co-Managed SIEM & Vulnerability ManagementWhat changed for clients
In their words
Clients' own words, shared with their permission. Some chose to name their company.
Where most clients start
Cybersecurity Benchmark & 12-Month Roadmap: Scored on evidence against the CIS Controls or NIST CSF, with gaps ranked by risk and cost into a 12-month plan your team can execute.
All 7 Secure offerings
"If someone got onto our network, how far could they get?"
We find the few attack paths that matter, rank them by risk, and retest after you fix them. Annual or continuous.
More about Network Penetration Testing →"Will this app or device hold up before our customers and auditors test it for us?"
We test web apps, APIs and connected devices by hand, chain small findings the way an attacker would, and review code while fixes are still cheap.
More about Application & Device Penetration Testing →"Where do we really stand, and what should we fix first with the budget we have?"
Scored on evidence against the CIS Controls or NIST CSF, with gaps ranked by risk and cost into a 12-month plan your team can execute.
More about Cybersecurity Benchmark & 12-Month Roadmap →"If someone were inside right now, would anyone notice?"
We deploy and tune your SIEM so an alert means something, keep scanning for exposed and vulnerable systems, and watch both on retainer.
More about Co-Managed SIEM & Vulnerability Management →"What did we leave open in Microsoft 365 and the cloud that an attacker would use?"
We review your Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS and key SaaS settings, show which ones an attacker could use, and fix them with your team.
More about Microsoft 365 & Cloud Security Review →"What could one stolen password reach?"
MFA and SSO everywhere, sign-ins that check the device as well as the user, and privileged accounts locked down, so a stolen password stops being enough.
More about Identity & Access Security (MFA, SSO, Privileged Access) →"Which of our people will click, and is the training actually changing that?"
Managed email filtering plus monthly phishing campaigns that measure behavior change, not course completions.
More about Managed Email Security & Phishing Simulation →
A Principal Engineer, not a salesperson
Likely lead: Glenn Johnson or David Frazer. You talk to the engineer who does the work on Secure.
Start on your own: the blind spot check
Four questions for a quick read on all four dimensions, then three more on Secure if you want to go deeper.
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