SEC · Engagements
Penetration testing + security engagements, Marshall Media: Better us
than them.
Every system you run was built by somebody working to a deadline. We go and find what that left behind — on a schedule, if you are ahead of it, and at speed if you are not. Over a decade of hard-earned experience decides where we look first.
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SEC · 01
The morning it is already happening
If you had to say tomorrow what was accessed, who else is affected and whether it is still going on, count how long that answer would take and who you would call first. Every hour of it is bought quietly in advance or paid for at the worst possible time. This is arithmetic, not a warning.
SEC · 02
Before anything is wrong
Scoped, agreed and scheduled. We work the way somebody with a motive would, then rank what we find by what it actually gets them — not by a severity label. What lands is a route through your environment with the owner of each step named, because a finding nobody owns is a finding that survives the report.
- Penetration testing
- Adversary emulation
- Purple team
- Red teaming
SEC · 03
When something already is
The order of operations changes the moment it is live: contain, establish what was touched, then work out how. Threat intelligence sits underneath all of it, and the detection work afterwards is what makes the next one shorter — a rule written from your own incident catches the repeat, which is the part most engagements never get to.
- Threat hunting
- Incident response
- Detection engineering
- Malware analysis
- Reverse engineering
SEC · 04
The half that is not an engagement
Testing tells you where you are on one day. The rest is the arrangement that holds between those days — who watches, what is automated, what the policy says, and whether the people carrying it understand why. Surveillance counter-measures and external data handling are the on-site half: run out of Jupiter, and travelled to any market we serve. Everything else runs wherever your systems do, which is usually nowhere in particular.
- Network security architecture
- SOC setup + management
- Security automation
- Policy + compliance
- Training + mentoring
The rest of cybersecurity.
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