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Security

We offer a full range of Security Solutions covering our customers pre-breach with Vulnerability Assessment, Penetration Testing, Auditing Services, to Active Threat Hunting, Digital Forensics & Incident Response, mid and post breach.

What is Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS)?

New exploits and vulnerabilities happen everyday, so why doesn't your pen test? Our staggered monitoring and attack platform provides our customers with better visibility into tomorrow's issues.

Couple our Managed Detection & Response, and Endpoint Detection & Response add-ons providing full coverage protection on the entirety of your IT infrastructure.




What is traditional On-Site Pentesting?

Even with the development of our remote pen testing solutions, we still provide traditional on-site pentest where a team of testers will come on-site and conduct multiple different internal and external audits of systems and services.

Using automation developed internally to help speed up the process of asset enumeration we'll conduct a full scope red team engagement on organizations looking to test the entirety of their internal and external network infrastructure, wireless infrastructure, physical security, and social engineering exercises.

Our methodology when it comes to security is taking the latest tools and resources developed internally and those designed by industry leaders, coupled with our team of experts’ years of experience providing high level actionable intelligence on active engagements. Our team won’t waste your time with false positives or rubber stamp another vendor’s report; our reporting and security assessment methodology is tailored to your business's risk profile.



What are our capabilities?

Red Team Capabilities

Blue Team Capabilities

Blended Threat AssessmentsA blended threat assessment combines multiple techniques to identify and assess vulnerabilities and risks to an organization. It is used to identify potential threats and develop a plan for addressing them.

Incident ResponseIncident response is the process of identifying, responding to, and resolving incidents within an organization. It helps minimize the impact of incidents and restore normal operations.

OSINTOSINT (Open Source Intelligence) is the process of collecting, analyzing, and disseminating information from publicly available sources. It is often used by organizations to gather intelligence on potential threats, targets, or subjects of interest. OSINT can include a variety of sources, such as social media, news articles, blogs, and public databases. Discovery

Ransomware RecoveryRansomware attack recovery involves taking steps to restore systems and data after a ransomware attack. It may include identifying and isolating infected systems, restoring data from backups, and implementing measures to prevent future attacks.

Vulnerability AssessmentsA vulnerability assessment is a process for identifying and quantifying vulnerabilities in a system or network. It helps organizations prioritize and address potential vulnerabilities.

Threat HuntingThreat hunting is the proactive search for potential threats within an organization's networks, systems, and data. It is performed by cybersecurity professionals to identify and disrupt potential threats before they can cause harm.

Penetration TestingPenetration testing is a simulated cyber attack on a computer system, network, or web application to test its defenses and identify vulnerabilities that an attacker could exploit.

IR Program Development ConsultingAn IR (Incident Response) program is a formalized process for identifying, responding to, and resolving incidents within an organization.

Automated Adversary EmulationAutomated adversary emulation is the use of tools and techniques to simulate the actions and behaviors of cyber adversaries in order to test an organization's defenses and identify vulnerabilities.

Adversary EngagementAdversary engagement is the process of actively interacting with and attempting to disrupt or neutralize potential threats or adversaries.



What are Security Assessments?

Security Assessment services are used to help organizations examine their readiness for compliance standards as they relate to a customers industry or business unit. With these services we'll identify the issue, and provide industry best practice remediation planning. Unlike other firms we can be contracted to assist organizations complete the more complex remediation activities on behalf of our customers.

  • Adversary SimulationAdversary simulation is a technique to test the security of a system by simulating the actions of an attacker in order to identify vulnerabilities.
  • Application Penetration TestingThis is where a pentester will test the api endpoints, and conduct credentialed and non-credentialed tests of functionality and privilege escalation abilities of a client's application.
  • Blended Threat AssessmentsA blended threat assessment combines multiple techniques to identify and assess vulnerabilities and risks to an organization. It is used to identify potential threats and develop a plan for addressing them.
  • Hardened Host AssessmentA hardened host assessment is a security assessment that focuses on the vulnerabilities and weaknesses of a specific host, such as a server or workstation, and recommends measures to address them.
  • Network Penetration TestingNetwork penetration testing is a simulated cyber attack on a computer network to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses that could be exploited by attackers. (Internal / External)



What is Application Penetration Testing?

API or application pen testing let's us test the security of your application by takeing multiple approaches to first analyzing then testing your application. Our standard for facilitating these test uses White BoxWhite box penetration testing is a type of cybersecurity testing in which the tester has complete knowledge of the system or network being tested, including its design, code, and architecture. White box testing is typically more comprehensive than other types of testing, as it allows the tester to thoroughly examine the system from the inside out., Grey BoxGrey box penetration testing is a type of security assessment where the tester has limited knowledge of the target system. The tester has access to some information about the system, such as IP addresses and network maps, but does not have full knowledge of the system's configuration or internal architecture., and Black boxBlack box penetration testing is a simulated cyber attack on a computer system, network, or web application to test its defenses without prior knowledge of its internal architecture or implementation. methodologies for pen testing to provide a complete picture of the security of your application or end point. By utilizing industry leading tools along with internally developed tools and processes we provide a comprehensive review of credentialed and non-credentialed users abilities and access.