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Cybersecurity services.

Three practices, built around what a founder or CTO actually wants to know: what is exposed, whether it can be exploited, and whether anyone would notice if it happened again.

Cloud Security

Know what is exposed.

A clear picture of how your AWS environment is exposed, and what to change first.

AWS Cloud Security
Protecting the applications, data and infrastructure you run on AWS.
Cloud Security Assessment
A structured look at your cloud environment to find what is exposed and what that puts at risk.
AWS Security Configuration Review
A review of how your AWS services are configured against how they should be.

We work to: CIS AWS Foundations Benchmark, AWS Well-Architected Framework, Security Pillar.

Cloud security in detail
AWS account IAM role Access keys Storage bucket Logs VPC Public subnet Private subnet Load balancer Admin port Application Database AWS account IAM role Access keys Storage bucket Logs VPC Public subnet Private subnet Load balancer Admin port Application Database
Flagged in colour: the kind of exposure a configuration review is there to find.

Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing

Prove what is exploitable.

Testing that shows which weaknesses can actually be used against you, with the evidence.

We work to: OWASP Web Security Testing Guide, OWASP API Security Top 10, PTES (Penetration Testing Execution Standard).

  1. Internet
  2. Web Application VAPTAn injection flaw or broken access control.
  3. API Security TestingAn endpoint returning another user’s data.
  4. Network Security TestingAn exposed admin port.
  5. Your data

VAPT in detail

Managed Security Services

Know if it happens again.

Security operations run for you, so someone is watching after the test is over.

Coverage: Business hours, IST (Monday to Friday). Out-of-hours cover by arrangement.

Managed security in detail
  • SOC-as-a-ServiceSecurity monitoring and response run as a service.
  • EDR ManagementYour endpoint detection and response tooling, managed.
  • Firewall ManagementYour firewall rules and changes, managed.
  • WAF ManagementYour web application firewall, managed.
  • Threat Intelligence & AdvisoriesAdvisories on the threats that matter to your stack.
Schematic, not live data. One lane per managed service.

Four questions, asked in order.

Every piece of security work we do answers one of them. Then your systems change, and the questions start again.

  1. Discover

    What can be attacked?

    Map what you run and how it is exposed, starting with your cloud.

    Cloud Security

  2. Test

    Can it actually be exploited?

    Attempt it, under an agreed scope, and keep the evidence.

    VAPT

  3. Fix

    What do we change first?

    Findings ranked by risk, written so your engineers can act on them.

    Part of every engagement

  4. Watch

    Would we know if it happened again?

    Monitoring and managed controls once the testing is done.

    Managed Security

Systems change. Ask again.

What every engagement includes.

Attacker perspective
We start from what someone would actually try, not from a checklist.
Engineering depth
We build software ourselves, so findings arrive with the context an engineer needs.
Outcome first
The goal is a system that is harder to attack, not a longer document.
Practical remediation
Every finding says what to change, and which to change first.
Clear scope
You know what is being tested, what is not, and why, before work starts.
Transparent engagement
No surprises about what we are doing or what we found.

Not sure where to start? Start here.

You don’t need a brief, a budget line or the right vocabulary. Four steps, and you can stop after any of them.

  1. Tell us what you want to protect.

    A product, a cloud account, a network. A few lines is enough.

  2. We review your exposure and requirements.

    We look at what you run and what you are worried about.

  3. You receive a clear recommendation.

    What we would do, in what order, and what is out of scope.

  4. You start with what matters most.

    One piece of work, not a programme you didn’t ask for.

Tell us what you want to protect

Tell us what you want to protect.