We assume you are already compromised.
Then we engineer for the day after.
Security audits, penetration testing, infrastructure hardening, compliance frameworks. We don't sell paranoia. We engineer the systems and processes that survive a real attack.
How we secure systems.
Six attack patterns. Six defensive postures.
Most enterprise breaches fall into one of six patterns. We engineer specific defensive controls against each one.
Ransomware & data encryption
Attackers encrypt your data and demand payment for the key. Most ransomware enters through phishing, RDP, or unpatched VPNs.
Supply chain attacks
A trusted dependency (npm package, Docker image, vendor) gets compromised. The attacker rides the trust into your production.
Credential theft & identity attacks
Stolen credentials, MFA bypass, session hijacking, OAuth abuse. The most common entry point in modern breaches.
Web & API exploitation
OWASP Top 10 — injection, broken auth, IDOR, SSRF, deserialization. Most public-facing apps have at least one of these.
Insider threats & privilege abuse
An employee, contractor, or compromised account exfiltrates data or plants backdoors. Hard to detect because the access is legitimate.
Cloud misconfiguration
Public S3 buckets, over-permissive IAM, exposed Kubernetes APIs, leaked secrets in code. The #1 cause of cloud-era breaches.
Six frameworks. We help you reach all of them.
Compliance is engineering, not paperwork. We build the controls before the auditors show up.
Information Security Management
International standard for managing information security. Process-driven, audited annually. We help build the ISMS, document controls, and prepare for certification.
Service Organization Control
Required for B2B SaaS sales in the US. Type 1 = controls in place; Type 2 = controls effective over time. We engineer the controls and prepare evidence.
EU General Data Protection
EU privacy regulation with global reach. Data subject rights, breach notification, lawful basis for processing. We help you map data flows and implement controls.
Payment Card Industry
Required for any system handling card data. Network segmentation, encryption, access controls, quarterly scans. We engineer the cardholder data environment.
Health Insurance Portability
US healthcare data regulation. Required for systems handling PHI. We help with technical safeguards, audit trails, encryption at rest and in transit.
EU Network & Information Security
Newest EU directive — applies to essential and important entities across critical sectors. Risk management, incident reporting, supply chain security.
Four phases. Audit. Pentest. Harden. Monitor.
Security audit
1–2 weeks · fixed priceScope your environment, threat-model, review code and infrastructure, identify the highest-leverage risks. Output: written audit report with prioritized findings and remediation roadmap.
Penetration test
2–4 weeks · fixed scopeAuthorized adversarial testing of web, mobile, API, cloud, or network targets. Real exploitation, real evidence. Output: detailed report with proof-of-concept and CVSS scores per finding.
Hardening & remediation
4–12 weeksImplement the controls identified in audit and pentest. Code fixes, infrastructure changes, IAM cleanup, network segmentation, secrets rotation, CI/CD hardening.
Continuous monitoring
OngoingSIEM, alerting, on-call, monthly reports, quarterly re-tests. Security is not a project — it's an operational capability that needs ongoing engineering.
Across every client we operate or have hardened, the count of confirmed breaches is zero. This is not a marketing number — it is the only number that matters in cybersecurity.
Common questions.
How much does a security audit or pentest cost?
A scoped security audit starts at €8K and runs up to €30K depending on environment size. A penetration test is priced by target — a single web app pentest typically lands around €12K–€20K. We start with a fixed-price scoping call (free) before any commitment.
What's the difference between an audit and a pentest?
An audit is a structured review of your security posture against a framework (OWASP ASVS, ISO 27001, etc.). A pentest is authorized adversarial testing — we actively try to exploit the system. Most clients need both: audit to find systemic gaps, pentest to validate the fixes.
Can you get us SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certified?
We don't issue certificates — only accredited auditors can do that. But we engineer the controls, document the policies, and prepare you for the audit. Most clients reach SOC 2 Type 1 in 4–6 months and Type 2 in 12–18 months with us as the engineering partner.
Do you handle incident response?
Yes. We offer incident response retainers — committed response times for confirmed security incidents. Triage, containment, forensics, post-incident review, and (if needed) coordination with law enforcement and regulators.
Do you also fix the issues you find?
Yes. We don't believe in audit reports that just say 'fix this'. We do the audit, write the remediation plan, and (if you want) implement the fixes ourselves. Same engineering team — no handoff to a third party.
Do you train internal teams?
Yes. Secure-coding training, phishing simulations, tabletop incident exercises, security champions programs. Best done alongside an audit so the training is grounded in your real findings, not generic content.