Offensive security rooted in government cyber operations. We find the path an attacker would take, show you how they got there, and tell you what to fix.
External, internal, cloud, and full-scope adversary emulation. We test the way a real attacker operates and document every step.
Complete asset enumeration with every finding verified by hand and prioritized by real-world exploitability.
FedRAMP, RMF, and NIST 800-53 advisory from practitioners with federal assessment experience.
We design segmentation, identity, and access controls, then validate them through offensive testing.
Agree on the systems, objectives, testing limits, and points of contact. Testing begins only after written authorization.
Identify internet-facing assets, DNS records, cloud services, exposed credentials, and other potential entry points. Verify what belongs to your organization and document the attack surface.
Test whether identified weaknesses can be used to gain access, move between systems, or escalate privileges. All activity stays within scope and is logged.
Each finding includes supporting evidence, business impact, severity, reproduction steps, and recommended remediation. The report includes both an executive summary and the technical detail your engineers need.
After remediation, repeat the original test to confirm the vulnerability can no longer be exploited. Findings are closed based on verification, not ticket status.
All offensive work is performed by OSCP/CISSP certified persons. Clearances held up to TS/SCI. All reports follow federal assessment conventions.
No work is subcontracted. The person who conducts the test writes and signs the report.
Primes and subs with CUI, working to CMMC and RMF deadlines that will not move.
Energy, water, and health operators where downtime is measured in consequences, not dollars.
An outside read on what your security team has been saying for two budget cycles.
Someone will find it first. Make sure it's us.