Penetration testing
Test network, cloud, wireless, and product environments against realistic attack paths before those paths are used against you.
IT and security
Test. Protect. Trust.
Security testing and guided applications that reverse engineer business functions, connect them to people and supporting assets, and drive a defensible zero trust and resilience program.
Security and resilience services
We identify technical weaknesses and use the Resilience Workbench to map business functions to the people, access, applications, infrastructure, data, vendors, and costs that support them.
Test network, cloud, wireless, and product environments against realistic attack paths before those paths are used against you.
Find authorization, data handling, logic, configuration, and implementation weaknesses across web and mobile applications.
Translate findings into fixes your technical staff, managed provider, control owners, and executives can act on.
Build a risk-informed security program that fits your operating model, regulatory obligations, staffing, and budget.
Use recurring assessment and reporting to verify control performance and measure residual risk over time.
Reverse engineer functions and ownership, map every supporting asset and dependency, quantify disruption, and guide remediation toward a defensible zero trust state.
From evidence to impact
Most organizations can list tools and vulnerabilities. Far fewer can show which people perform each function, which access they require, what supports them, what disruption costs, and how long the company can tolerate it.
A guided path
Collect assets, accounts, software, data hints, services, ports, login activity, and network communication.
Map positions and allocations through department and executive hierarchies into business functions.
Define impact, MTD, RTO, RPO, dependencies, safeguards, and exceptions with accountable owners.
Align access, permissions, software, data flows, and controls to the approved target state.
Monitor adherence, retain evidence, report maturity, and exercise continuity before disruption occurs.