penetration testing
Deep, realistic testing of applications, infrastructure, and cloud configurations to uncover real attack paths.
why it's needed
Penetration testing exposes weaknesses before attackers find them - providing proof that a vulnerability is exploitable in real-world conditions.
how we run it
We combine automated discovery with manual validation, credentialed and external assessments, and prioritized remediation reporting backed by proof-of-concept evidence.
not-so-fun fact
In the Change Healthcare breach (2024) attackers had undetected access for weeks before ransomware triggered - a regular penetration test could have revealed the unusual access paths earlier, drastically reducing impact and remediation costs.
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social engineering
Targeted testing of employee resilience against manipulation, deception, and human-focused attack techniques across email, phone, chat, and physical scenarios.
why it's needed
Human error remains one of the most exploited attack vectors. Social engineering tests reveal how easily employees can be tricked into sharing credentials or granting access.
how we run it
We simulate realistic phishing, vishing, smishing, pretexting, and on-site scenarios, measure responses and deliver actionable training and mitigation steps tailored to your team.
not-so-fun fact
The 2022 MGM Resorts breach involved social engineering that led to credential resets and large operational disruption - human vectors can be the weakest link.
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vulnerability assessment
Continuous monitoring and assessment of systems to identify, classify, and prioritize security risks across your infrastructure and applications.
why it's needed
New vulnerabilities appear daily. Without continuous visibility, organizations accumulate exploitable risks that attackers will find.
how we run it
We perform scheduled scanning, risk-based prioritization, vulnerability validation, and remediation guidance - delivering a clear, up-to-date map of your security posture.
not-so-fun fact
The 2017 Equifax breach happened because a known vulnerability remained unpatched; exposure to a single unaddressed flaw resulted in one of the largest data breaches in history.
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OSINT & threat intelligence
Deep visibility into publicly available data, attacker infrastructure, and external threats targeting your business and technology stack.
why it's needed
Attackers gather information long before they strike - exposed credentials and assets make targeted attacks far easier.
how we run it
We map your footprint, discover exposed assets, monitor leaks and criminal forums, track attacker activity, and deliver actionable intelligence tailored to you.
not-so-fun fact
In the Colonial Pipeline attack (2021) criminals used a single exposed password from leaked credentials - public info enabled a major shutdown.
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security awareness training
Strengthening your most important defence layer: your employees - through practical, engaging training that builds long-term habits.
why it's needed
Even great tools fail if staff don’t recognise risks. Training reduces phishing and insecure choices and improves decision-making.
how we run it
Tailored workshops, micro-learning, simulated scenarios and follow-up coaching to ensure knowledge sticks and behaviour changes.
not-so-fun fact
The 2016 Uber breach began with credentials exposed in a private repo - one human mistake led to a major incident.
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cybersecurity consulting
Building a security strategy tailored to your business - from risk assessment and governance to technical controls and resilience.
why it's needed
Without a clear strategy, security spending can be reactive and fragmented. Consulting ensures a mature, risk-aligned posture.
how we run it
We assess maturity, identify gaps, map risks to business impact and design practical roadmaps including policy, architecture reviews and incident readiness.
not-so-fun fact
The 2015 OPM breach exposed data on over 22 million people due to outdated systems and weak governance - lack of strategy had huge consequences.
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