Break it. Build it secure. Keep it secure.
Penetration testing, secure web and app development, secure code review, and hands-on security management for teams that want clear engineering instead of security theater.
Smaller organizations are not below the attack threshold.
The numbers behind the risk, from Verizon, the U.S. Small Business Administration, and the FBI.
Most confirmed breaches hit smaller organizations.
Nearly four times as many confirmed breaches in Verizon's small-business group as in its large-business group.
For smaller businesses, cyber loss is not theoretical.
Damages associated with more than 700,000 attacks against small businesses in 2020, as cited by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
The broader environment keeps getting more expensive.
Reported losses in the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center's 2024 annual report.
Five jobs. One security story.
Testing, building, reviewing, ongoing security leadership, and training the people who receive the message—each with a clear method and a distinct purpose.
Penetration Testing
Find the attack paths that matter and validate what they actually expose.
Explore penetration testingWhat we do
- Web applications and APIs
- External attack surfaces
- Internal paths when in scope
- Cloud identity exposure
How we work
- Written scope and boundaries
- Targeted automation plus manual validation
- Attack chaining where justified
- Practical remediation guidance
Secure Web & App Development
Build or harden websites and web applications so the implementation itself stands up to inspection.
Explore secure developmentWhat we do
- Business websites
- Web applications
- Existing-site hardening
- Reduced third-party surface
How we work
- Inspectable structure
- Minimal moving parts
- Security controls in the build
- Accessibility and abuse resistance
Secure Code Review
Examine the code paths, trust boundaries, and business logic that automated tools often miss.
Explore secure code reviewWhat we review
- Application and game source code
- Authentication and access control
- Data flow and trust boundaries
- Business logic and unsafe patterns
How we work
- Baseline or release-focused scope
- Manual review supported by tooling
- Threat- and data-flow analysis
- Developer-ready remediation guidance
Security Management
Ongoing security leadership and execution support for small, mid-sized, and larger organizations.
Explore security managementWhat we do
- Fractional security leadership
- Exposure prioritization
- Identity and cloud hardening guidance
- Incident readiness
How we work
- Start from the current state
- Build a focused roadmap
- Keep recurring work moving
- Integrate with existing stakeholders
Phishing Awareness Training
Help people recognize phishing and impersonation before they act on it.
Explore phishing awareness trainingWhat we do
- Simulated phishing emails
- Training sessions
- Follow-up micro-training
- Results reporting
How we work
- Contract and written scope first
- Fictitious senders only
- Teach at the moment of the click
- Measure what changed
Enough process to remove ambiguity.
Clear scope, direct communication, and engineering work shaped around the objective.
Start with the actual problem.
What is exposed, fragile, blocked, or unclear?
Define the work and its limits.
Scope, access, sensitive areas, owners, and communication paths are explicit.
Do the engineering.
Testing, building, or security-management work stays focused on the agreed objective.
Leave something useful behind.
Clear findings, clear decisions, and a next move the team can act on.
Questions worth answering up front.
01 / ScopeHow do you scope a security engagement?
We start with the objective, environment, access requirements, sensitive areas, and operational constraints. Scope and boundaries are documented before work begins so everyone knows exactly what is—and is not—being tested, reviewed, or changed.
02 / DeliverablesWhat do we receive when the work is complete?
Deliverables depend on the engagement, but the goal is always the same: clear findings or decisions, supporting evidence where relevant, practical next steps, and enough technical context for your team to act without translating a generic checklist.
03 / CollaborationCan you work with our existing IT provider, MSP, or development team?
Yes. We can work alongside internal teams and outside providers. The objective is not to replace people who already know your environment; it is to add focused security engineering expertise and make ownership clear.
04 / RemediationDo you help fix the problems you find?
Yes. We can stop at assessment and remediation guidance, work with your team through remediation, or stay involved through ongoing security management. The level of involvement is defined by the engagement.
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